Welcome to our 39 newly recruited Midwives By Bill Heaney The local Health Board have welcomed 39 newly qualified midwives after they completed their
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OBITUARY
Passionate about opera and a keen member of Dumbarton operatic society, Guido often performed in many of their productions. He loved to tell the story about the time he and a few friends from Dumbarton hitchhiked to Milan to hear their old neighbour, David Ward, now a famous opera singer, sing at the Scala in Milan. Davey was amazed to see them when they surprised him at the stage door on opening night and proceeded to take them to celebratory parties all over Milan.
SMACKING CHILDREN NOW ILLEGAL IN SCOTLAND
The ban on all physical punishment was backed overwhelmingly by 84 votes to 29 by the Scottish Parliament on Thursday afternoon.
COUNCILS CHARGE MOST FOR COMMUNITY ALARMS, SAYS MSP
It is outrageous that West Dunbartonshire and Argyll and Bute councils are amongst the highest charging local authorities in Scotland for community alarms.
SECTARIAN VIOLENCE CAUSE OF RISE IN POLICE INJURED NUMBERS
the repeal of the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications (Scotland) Act 2012, which was driven through this Parliament by the Opposition parties, has sent a signal that behaviour that was considered unacceptable just a couple of years ago is somehow less reprehensible?
WASPI WOMEN LOSE PENSIONS CASE IN HIGH COURT
Nicola hits out after High Court throws out WASPI women case Nicola Sturgeon, Cllr Karen Conaghan and Jackie Baillie, the Labour MSP, with WASPI