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'We love holding this event': Clydebank pupils take part in art competition
CLYDEBANK schoolchildren were among those successful in a recent art competition. Pupils in primary four and five from Edinbarnet and St Joseph's, along with five other schools, currently have their winning entries on display at Napier Hall in
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Death notices and funeral announcements from the Clydebank Post
The Clydebank Post published 1 death notice last week. Every week, the Clydebank Post publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away. As well as appearing in print, our death notice pages
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West Dunbartonshire Council confirm garden waste charge details
WEST Dunbartonshire Council (WDC) have confirmed changes to their garden waste collection system. From August 12, residents will have to pay to have their garden waste collected and disposed of. The introduction of the £60 annual charge for
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Part of well-known sculpture 'reappears' after going missing nearly two years ago
PART of a well-known Clydebank sculpture appears to have returned after going missing nearly two years ago. In August 2022 we reported that the saddle of popular art installation ‘Bankies Bike’ had seemingly disappeared. A local resident had
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Clydebank man bit boxer's ear off during brawl outside nightclub
A CLYDEBANK man who chewed off the ear of an amateur boxer in a brawl outside a nightclub was ordered to do unpaid work. Martin Hendrie, 45, pounced on Michael McCrone in Glasgow city centre on July 9, 2022. Undefeated fighter McCrone had earlier
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Clydebank street set to close for up to five days next month
A ROAD in Clydebank is set to close for up to five days next month. Dock Street will be shut from Wednesday, August 7 to allow for resurfacing works to take place. West Dunbartonshire Council confirmed the closure on their website. The
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Health board asks public to seek alternatives to A&E for minor issues
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) has appealed to the public to consider alternatives to accident and emergency (A&E) unless in very urgent or life-threatening situations. The call comes as last Monday’s A&E demand was 15 per cent