August 18, 2025 – THE DEMOCRAT

POSTERS: CHAS and Balloch Castle Country Park

August 18, 2025 heaneymedia

Nature + Art = MAGIC! We knew when we brought an artist, CHAS and Balloch Castle Country Park together that magic would happen. It certainly

Results from the World Pipe Band Championship 2025

August 18, 2025 heaneymedia

By John Slavin in Bagpipe News August 16, 2025 Top of page picture: Inveraray & District are the Grade 1 World Pipe Band Champions 2025. Photo:

UKTC Taekwon-Do & Little Tiger Cubs …

August 18, 2025 heaneymedia

UKTC Taekwon-Do & Little Tiger Cubs UKTC Taekwon-Do & Little Tiger Cubs Alexandria, Clydebank and Dumbarton Taekwon-Do Classes for All the Family Little Tiger Cubs

Dumbarton and the Vale Camera Club pictures by Cheryl Montgomery ·

August 18, 2025 heaneymedia

Cool Sunday mornings, following the River Leven, a wee scenic cycle from Balloch to Levengrove Park via the National 7 cycle route.

Allowing black rhino to roam freely protects against the dangers of inbreeding

August 18, 2025 heaneymedia

By Elizabeth McMeekin Letting black rhinos roam freely may be the best way to save them from the hidden genetic dangers of inbreeding, according to

An Evening with Nicola Benedetti …

August 18, 2025 heaneymedia

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall Tickets £51.90, £46.30, £40.70 (includes booking fee and restoration fund) Buy tickets now Box office telephone 0141 353 8000 Dates and

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Hospital money advice services – dedicated support for patients, families and staff when they are at their most vulnerable

by Lucy Ashton Thousands of patients, families and staff across NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) are being supported each year with money worries, thanks

Care is being breached for thousands of psychiatric patients, claim LibDems.

by Bill Heaney Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton has today said that the SNP “cannot be trusted with your health” as he revealed that

New national compendium showcases rethinking innovation ecosystems for inclusive growth

by Charlotte Morris A new study from the University of Glasgow and the UKRI Arts and Humanities Research Council’s Place Programme argues that understanding how

Crown Office drops case against woman charged over anti-abortion protest

Rose Docherty was arrested near the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, which takes patients from Glasgow and West Dunbartonshire. by Lucy Ashton A woman who was

ELECTION: Change could mean a hat-trick of wins for the SNP

Notebook by Bill Heaney Beware of what you wish for. The candidates for the Dumbarton seat in the Scottish Parliament all want change, but should

DOCTORS AND CHEMISTS: Early May public holiday reminder

Greater Glasgow and Clyde residents are reminded that GP practices and many pharmacies will be closed on Monday, 4th May, for the bank holiday. People

Trump says his mother had a crush on King Charles as part of his welcome speech

US visit is under heightened security after Saturday’s shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner Robert Jobson in Washington, DC, Holly Evans & Bryony Gooch Trump makes

Changes in feeding grounds of pilot whales may contribute to mass stranding vulnerability

by Elizabeth McMeekin New research, focused on the feeding behaviour of long-finned pilot whales, has shed light on one of Scotland’s largest mass stranding events.

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