It was hard to believe that in the Town Hall we were sitting only a few hundred yards from Simioni’s Café, the meeting place of thousands of workers with their shop stewards during the Upper Clyde Shipyards crisis.
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MOTHER HELD AFTER THREE CHILDREN FOUND DEAD
Deirdre Morley, who was on stress-related leave from her job, held on suspicion of murder
GREYFRIARS CELEBRATES ITS 400th ANNIVERSARY
Inspired by renowned figures from the Enlightenment who are buried in the Kirkyard, or who were ministers of Greyfriars, a Festival of Science, Wisdom and Faith (5-7 June) will feature a line-up including forensic anthropologist Dame Sue Black and writer Richard Holloway, left, former Episcopal Church bishop from Alexandria.
MOTOR CYCLIST DIES AT SCENE OF SERIOUS CRASH
Ambulance crews attempted to resuscitate the 23-year-old but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
TAX MONEY GOES INTO POCKETS OF PRIVATE LENDERS
This audit should be the nail in the coffin for NDP/MIM and all variants of privately financed public infrastructure projects. The Scottish Parliament should immediately ban any further contracts. DEXTER WHITFIELD, EUROPEAN SERVICES STRATEGY UNIT
SNOW ARRIVES IN DUMBARTON THIS MORNING
There is snow right up the West Coast this morning. This photograph by Tom Gardiner illustrates the vagaries of our late January weather.