By Charlotte Morris A fresh insight into the stories and legacy of Scotland’s 1984-85 coal miners’ strike and injustices has been shared by the University
Day: September 26, 2024
EDUCATION: Children and young people receive a range of supports to Learn and Achieve
Published 25 September 2024 West Dunbartonshire schools are continuing to offer a wide range of supports to ensure the area’s young people learn, achieve and
SALMON: Fish farm ‘removed tonnes of dead salmon’ before visit by MSPs
Video shows ‘tonnes of dead salmon’ being removed before MSP visit By Kevin Keane BBC Scotland’s environment correspondent An animal welfare charity says it filmed
FINANCE: Argyll and Bute growth deal put on hold by UK government
Funding for town centre projects across West Dunbartonshire are now also in jeopardy The refurbishment of Rothesay Pavilion was due to receive funding through the
HAVE YOU BEEN SCAMMED? Banks must refund fraud up to £85,000 in five days
Colletta Smith & Jennifer Meierhans Cost of living correspondent & Business reporter, BBC News 25 September 2024 Banks must refund fraud victims up to £85,000
DOMESTIC ABUSE: New law proposed in effort to reduce deaths
25th September, 2024 By Lucy Ashton A NEW law has been proposed to try and reduce the number of deaths where domestic abuse is involved.