July 6, 2026 – Page 2

What you need to know as ScotRail starts charging ticket dodgers minimum £10 fare

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ScotRail will charge ticket dodgers a minimum £10 fare. By Claire Thomson of BBC Scotland ScotRail has started charging ticket dodgers a minimum £10 fare

UK fighter jets scrambled to intercept Russian aircraft near flagship carrier …

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A Russian ‘Bear F’ aircraft ‘repeatedly approached’ the HMS Prince of Wales aircraft carrier before dropping a ‘large number’ of tracking devices into the water

AMBULANCES STUCK FOR “HOURS ON END” WARNS DUMBARTON MSP BAILLIE

July 6, 2026 heaneymedia

by Lucy Ashton Scottish Labour has warned that patients are being let down as new figures show that ambulances are still being forced to wait

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ENVIRONMENT: Learn how to make church finances work for nature

Church of Scotland by Lucy Ashton Learn how to make church finances work for climate, nature and social justice at a special event in Edinburgh

SONS SIGN A ‘COOPERATION AGREEMENT’ WITH PREMIER CHAMPIONS CELTIC

Dumbarton Football Club is delighted to announce a Cooperation Agreement with SPFL Premiership champions Celtic for the 2026/27 campaign. Goalkeeper Aidan Rice and midfielder Owen Hartington, pictured above

Second Sound is at Ardencaple Hotel, Helensburgh, this Sunday

HELENSBURGH RECORD & CD FAIR ARDENCAPLE Hotel (Shore Rd, RHU) Sunday 23rd AUGUST 11 am – 4 pm Browse a great selection of Records and

New resources to raise awareness of beavers in Scotland

by BILL HEANEY Residents of West Dunbartonshire and Argyll, including the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, are being encouraged to learn more about beavers

WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE APPOINTS NEW CHIEF OFFICER FOR HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE (UPDATE)

Caroline Sinclair, Beth Culshaw, Peter Hessett, Michelle McGinty and Jann Gardner. by BILL HEANEY West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership, the organisation caught up

Historic Environment Scotland’s new pilot fund to help Scotland’s listed places of worship carry out vital repairs and conservation work.

Join us for another Heritage Day where we will be showcasing all the work the Trust and Volunteers are doing to share the heritage of

LibDems: Crisis level waits in summer a grim warning for winter to come

by Lucy Ashton New figures show only 62.9% of people attending A&E were seen within the 4-hour target in the week ending 9th August, while

Salmon farms broke the law by letting fish suffer, say government regulators

Investigations Two salmon farming companies have been accused of allowing fish to die in pain at three farms in Scotland, after the release of covert

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