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'Theatre is in my blood': Drumchapel pantomime group prepares for next production
DRUMCHAPEL Amateur Pantomime Group are hosting a fundraiser ahead of this year's Christmas play. The group, who are hoping to put on their third production in November, first started in 2022 and is made up of local residents who have a passion
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Council hit out at 'mindless' vandals after primary school targeted twice in 10 days
THE grounds of a primary school in Clydebank have been vandalised for the second time in 10 days. One of the children's play huts and sheds was damaged, with wood stolen from the premises at Kilbowie Primary and Early Learning and Childcare Centre
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Looking back: Two Clydebank super schools were unveiled to staff
JOIN us as we take a trip down memory lane to reminisce about what was happening in Clydebank fifteen years ago. We have delved into the Post’s archives to pick out some stories from more than ten years ago. Here are some photographs from our
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Parents in 'happy tears' as tots graduate at Clydebank nursery
Tots at a nursery in Clydebank celebrated in style with a graduation ceremony that had parents and staff "in tears". Staff at Sunflower Nursery have described the day as "emotional" as some kids have been with them since they were six weeks old
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Man in hospital following attack in Clydebank
A man has been taken to hospital after an attack in Clydebank last night. Police were called to reports of an assault on Bevin Avenue on July 9 at around 11.45pm. We previously reported that a police cordon had been placed at the junction
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'Exciting' two-bedroom home hits town's property market
OUR latest property of the week is quietly nestled at the end of a cul-de-sac in one of Hardgate’s most desired residential pockets. The home is a two-bedroom bungalow which affords an "exciting" opportunity for any purchaser, according to Estate
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Police tape off road in Clydebank due to incident
A ROAD in Clydebank has been taped off by police due to an incident. Officers have shut Attlee Avenue, at the junction with Bevin Avenue, and one police car is currently in attendance. READ MORE: Report shows West Dunbartonshire carers feel
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Marie McNair MSP: It's important to raise awareness of mesothelioma
On the last day in parliament before the summer recess, I held my Action Mesothelioma Day debate. This is a debate I hold each year to raise awareness of mesothelioma, an asbestos-related cancer. Clydebank has an unfortunate legacy of asbestos-related
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Council's home care staff feel 'unsupported' at work, according to report
Staff from the West Dunbartonshire Council Home Care service feel "unsupported" at work. This is according to a recent report published by the Care Inspectorate which ranked the service as being "weak" in several key areas. As part of the report