Dear Editor, It seems the National Park and/or West Dunbartonshire Council think that , as Loch Lomond has no tide, the water level remains constant.
Category: investigations
POLICE: Appeal for information after disturbance outside hotel in Rhu
Rosslea Hall Hotel in Rhu – two men had to be taken to hospitals by the ambulance service. By Bill Heaney Police in Argyll
BASKET CASE COUNCIL IS HEMORRHAGING STAFF, ACCORDING TO WHISTLEBLOWERS
EXCLUSIVE by BILL HEANEY News is coming in from whistleblowers that Malcolm Bennie, the £100,000 a year person in charge of Communications at basket case
WATER: Nearly 50 Scottish Water sites ‘unsatisfactory’, finds green watchdog
Ferret investigation by Jamie Mann Nearly 50 sites run by Scottish Water including sewage and wastewater treatment are “poor”, “very poor” or “at risk”, according
SALMON FARMING: Thousands of rotting salmon ‘stink out’ village after mass death at farm
Scottish Salmon Company farm suffers ‘sudden and unforeseeable bloom of micro-jellyfish’ Residents of Tayinloan in Argyll and Bute said their village was ‘stinking’. By Democrat
ENVIRONMENT: Ben Ledi path and the outdoor recreation failure in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park
September 2021 A path gone wrong. A section of the tourist route up Ben Ledi, August 2021, Loch Lubnaig behind. By Nick Kempe of Parkswatch