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Day: September 14, 2026

PRIMARY SCHOOL ART AND MUSIC “GUTTED” BY SNP, SAYS SANGSTER

September 14, 2026 heaneymedia

by BILL HEANEY Scottish Labour has accused the SNP of “hollow rhetoric” on the arts as new analysis shows the number of art and music

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Oasis announce huge Celtic Park gig that will kick off 2027 

September 14, 2026 heaneymedia

Oasis have confirmed they will play five nights at Celtic Park next summer Oasis have confirmed they will return to Scotland next year. Oasis have

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Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland at Woman’s Guild annual gathering

September 14, 2026 heaneymedia

The Guild Annual Gathering at Perth North Church. It was a great day out with many guild members from around the country attending and many

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GLENCAIRN HOUSE PICTURED FROM THE AIR ABOVE HIGH STREET, DUMBARTON

September 14, 2026 heaneymedia

West Dunbartonshire Community    Pics by Pedro Dumbarton’s oldest building – the 403-year-old Glencairn House, which will soon become the town’s library.

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STENA LINE ANTICIPATES A PEACEFUL AUTUMN IN NORTHERN IRELAND

September 14, 2026 heaneymedia

Hello, it’s school season again!  If you like to get away from it all when you book your getaways, early autumn with Stena Line is

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Peter Murrell faces paying the SNP an extra £130k in proceeds of crime hearing due to inflation

September 14, 2026 heaneymedia

by BILL HEANEY Nicola Sturgeon’s estranged husband was jailed for more than five years in June after he admitted stealing a total of £400,310.65 from the SNP

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News, opinion and pictures from West Dunbartonshire.

Recent Posts

  • Trial date set for pair accused of murdering and dismembering man at Loch Lomond
  • Controversial £16 million revamp of Burns Statue Square in Ayr approved
  • Police officer assaulted during Old Firm cup match and seven more arrests over Celtic title party disorder – bringing total to 50
  • Scotland fans allowed to buy alcohol at upcoming games
  • Lost oyster beds rediscovered thanks to Gaelic and Scots language
  • State pension likely to top £13,000 a year as UK wage growth slows to 3.9%

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Trial date set for pair accused of murdering and dismembering man at Loch Lomond

Trial date set for pair accused of murdering and dismembering man at Loch Lomond

Image source, Police ScotlandImage caption, Graham Wright vanished in August last year Published 15 minutes ago Two suspects are to stand trial in 2028 charged

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Controversial £16 million revamp of Burns Statue Square in Ayr approved

Controversial £16 million revamp of Burns Statue Square in Ayr approved

The square will become a ‘gateway’ to the town centre under the plans Published 14 September 2026 A multi-million pound transformation of an Ayrshire landmark

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Police officer assaulted during Old Firm cup match and seven more arrests over Celtic title party disorder – bringing total to 50

Police officer assaulted during Old Firm cup match and seven more arrests over Celtic title party disorder – bringing total to 50

Published 14 September 2026 A Police Scotland officer was assaulted during Sunday’s Old Firm match at Ibrox. The force said a 28-year-old man was arrested

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Scotland fans allowed to buy alcohol at upcoming games

Scotland fans allowed to buy alcohol at upcoming games

Scotland fans can usually enjoy a drink at away games, but not at home Published 19 minutes ago  by Drew Sandelands Scotland fans will be

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Lost oyster beds rediscovered thanks to Gaelic and Scots language

Lost oyster beds rediscovered thanks to Gaelic and Scots language

Image source,University of Glasgow/ Martin Shields Gillebrìde MacMillan, Dr Claire Ramjan and Dr Anna McGregor are delighted with the findings of Project Eisirean 14 September

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State pension likely to top £13,000 a year as UK wage growth slows to 3.9%

State pension likely to top £13,000 a year as UK wage growth slows to 3.9%

by Emer Moreau, Business reporter and Kevin Peachey, Cost of living correspondent, BBC News  15 September 2026, 07:12 BST Updated 1 hour ago The state pension is expected to

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Free schoolbag is ‘a gimmick’ Reform Party leader tells First Minister as insults fly around the Holyrood chamber

Free schoolbag is ‘a gimmick’ Reform Party leader tells First Minister as insults fly around the Holyrood chamber

Kate Forbes, John Swinney, Malcolm Offord and Mairi McAllan. by BILL HEANEY Reform leader Malcolm Offord has accused the  First Minister of “talking himself into

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PRIMARY SCHOOL ART AND MUSIC “GUTTED” BY SNP, SAYS SANGSTER

PRIMARY SCHOOL ART AND MUSIC “GUTTED” BY SNP, SAYS SANGSTER

by BILL HEANEY Scottish Labour has accused the SNP of “hollow rhetoric” on the arts as new analysis shows the number of art and music

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