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Clydebank school chef named best in Scotland at major award ceremony
A CLYDEBANK school chef has been crowned the best in Scotland at a prestigious awards ceremony. Donald McInnes is credited with transforming the meals service at Clydebank High School and judges agreed after he was named School Chef of the Year
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Rally to be held at shopping centre to demand end to fuel poverty
A RALLY will be held in Clydebank next week to demand government action to end fuel poverty. The demonstration on Monday, December 4 is being organised by the Unite union as part of the Energy 4 All Campaign. Energy 4 for All was launched earlier
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Full list of Halifax, Lloyds and Bank of Scotland banks set to close
Lloyds Banking Group has announced plans to close 45 bank branches next year. The group is closing 22 Halifax branches, 19 Lloyds branches and four in the Bank of Scotland business. Lloyds stressed that all affected branch staff will be offered
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Inquiry on plans to split Clydebank in two for Holyrood elections
PLANS to split Clydebank in two as part of a major redrawing of Scottish Parliament constituency boundaries are to go before a public inquiry. Boundaries Scotland says it will hold a local inquiry into proposals that would see Clydebank split in
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Gymnastics club celebrating success after raising over £16k for radio challenge
A CLYDEBANK gymnastics club is toasting yet more success after it raised the most money during a regional radio station competition. Dynamite Gymnastics recently took part in Clydebank-based Radio Clyde's sports challenge, a competition that saw
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Local businesses set for 'highlight of the calendar' Christmas networking lunch
A membership organisation which promotes, represents and supports West Dunbartonshire business is getting set for its main event of the year with the announcement of its Christmas lunch. The annual Dunbartonshire Chamber of Commerce festive shindig
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Councillor has his say on pavement parking in latest Post column
In his latest Post column, Scotstoun's Councillor Chris Cunningham shares his thoughts on parking on pavements... The vexed issue of parking on pavements has raised its head again following Edinburgh’s decision to implement a blanket ban on
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MSP welcomes Scottish Child Payment figures as over 7,000 local kids helped
Clydebank’s MSP says the 7,000 children in West Dunbartonshire benefitting from the Scottish Child Payment are evidence the Scottish Government is serious about eradicating child poverty in Scotland. Marie McNair was speaking as new figures revealed
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Creative primary school pupils set to put on art show in community centre
A KNIGHTSWOOD primary school insist its first-ever art exhibition will be a celebration of the creativity of its young people. Work completed by the upper school of Bankhead Primary will be on display at the area's community centre on Tuesday,
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Reverend Ian Miller: It's St Andrew’s Day...but who was Andrew?
I AM sure most of us already know that November 30 is St Andrew’s Day...but who was Andrew? He was a follower of Jesus. If I were to ask you to name of the rest of Jesus' friends, you might say 'Peter, James and John, then Matthew, Judas and