Wednesday afternoon, 11th March, at 1,30pm sees the screening of A WEE LOOK BACK 60 featuring films on West Dunbartonshire and further afield. £2 admission includes tea and buns at all WEE LOOK BACK shows.
Wednesday afternoon, 11th March, at 1,30pm sees the screening of A WEE LOOK BACK 60 featuring films on West Dunbartonshire and further afield. £2 admission includes tea and buns at all WEE LOOK BACK shows.
During the Nazi occupation of Norway, the inlet was heavily mined and bombers also dumped their payloads into the fjord. It is a deadly legacy that still has implications today for shipping traversing the busy stretch of water.
Ad, TV and film pals, my niece has organised this private screening of new work by young female Directors (April 1st, London). Contact production@girlsinfilm.net
for an invitation. MT Rainey
Jackie Baillie, MSP for Dumbarton, Helensburgh and Vale of Leven,, said: “Time and time again, I have asked Nicola Sturgeon and her health secretary to show some leadership and act to save the Out of Hours service at the Vale – and time and time again, the health board, of which they are in charge, have done nothing.
“It is the local, regional and national media – newspapers, broadcasters and online publishers – that the public rely on to tell them what is happening in courts up and down the country. All of us should be concerned at the decline in court reporting in recent years and the potential impact this has on the public’s understanding of – and confidence in – our justice system.”
Jackie Baillie, MSP for Dumbarton, said: “8,306 bed days lost to delayed discharge are 8,306 too many for a health board that is already at crisis point.