The plans include no mention of the fact that £ millions could be saved if denominational and non denomination schools thought the estate were to be merged.
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DIALYSIS PATIENT SINGS VALE TEAM’S PRAISES
“From the minute I walk through the door, they are assessing me, how I am moving and they know just by looking at me when I am not doing so well. Twice I have been admitted to the Queen Elizabeth on their recommendation. The care we receive there is simply on a different level.
THOUSANDS BLOW AWAY THE FAGS HABIT HERE
Dr Linda de Caestecker, director of Public Health, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, said: “National No Smoking Day is the perfect opportunity to find out about the support that is available to help you stop smoking. Different ways work for different people and it’s all about finding what works best for you”.
AWARDS FOR PERSONNEL AT NAVAL NETWORK EVENT
It was recognised that each female submariner had without exception excelled in their own field of specialism and ensured that high levels of morale were maintained across the submarine through a challenging generation package.
CONCORD COMMUNITY CINEMA IN DUMBARTON
The CLASSIC film season continues at the Concord a 7,30pm on Friday 20th March with MILDRED PIERCE (1945) starring Joan Crawford, Jack Carson and Zachary Scott. Guests admitted for £3 when seats available. SWEET SUCCESS CAFE open from 7pm.
PROTECTION OF INDIVIDUAL’S REPUTATION
Bill Heaney, editor of The Democrat, said: “This is good news for people like me who feel they have been defamed while fighting against West Dunbartonshire Council’s decision to ban and boycott us for publishing legitimate discussion and criticism of their services.