By Lucy Ashton MSP Jackie Baillie has welcomed the news that a site has been identified to house Alexandria’s banking hub. The facility will be
Month: October 2025
Young people enjoy a summer of friendship and fun at this year’s SHINE programme
By Lucy Ashton Young people across West Dunbartonshire benefited from free summer holiday camps offering fun and friendship over the school holidays. The Council
University to strengthen partnerships with civic, industry and policy leaders
By Charlotte Morris The University of Glasgow has appointed Mark Glover as Professor in Practice for Public Affairs and Economic Development. Mr Glover will
Serious assault on Glen Avenue, Haldane, Balloch …
Around 1.45am on Sunday, 5 October, 2025, police received a report a 42-year-old man had been injured following a disturbance between him and a group
Scotland’s rising tide of racist violence: Threats, assaults, stabbings …
Author: Billy Briggs At least 20 incidents linked to anti-migrant protests, racism and the far-right in the last two months have exposed rising political tensions
BLACK MOULD CONTINUES BLIGHT SOCIAL HOUSING DESPITE COUNCIL MONITORING INITIATIVE
West Dunbartonshire Council housing convener Gurdeep Singh and his deputy Cllr Hazel Sorrell pictured with chief housing official Peter Barry announcing the monitoring scheme