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Council wants your view on Knightswood firework control zone
Requests to establish a firework control zone in several areas across Glasgow have been accepted. These areas are Knightswood, Woodlands, Shawlands, Strathbungo, Summerston, Alexandra Park, Toryglen, Linn Park, Cardonald, Broomhouse, Pollokshields
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Man suffered two black eyes and broken teeth after being attacked by cousin
A CLYDEBANK man attacked his cousin leaving him with two black eyes after an argument broke out between the pair on New Year's Eve. Aaran Pentland had been returning from hospital where he had been visiting his partner and their newborn child on
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Pervert had sick haul of images including children as young as one
A PERVERT snared with 944 indecent images of children as young as one on mobile phones in his family's home avoided jail today. Christopher McGinley, 24, stored the sick haul on the two devices between December 2021 and January 2023. Glasgow
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'It has been life-changing': Clydebank course helping to combat social isolation
A PHOTOGRAPHY course in West Dunbartonshire is helping to combat social isolation in the area. Picturing Our Past, which was organised by Neighbourhood Networks and Inclusive Images, is the culmination of an eight-week project to help those living
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Youths 'set fires' on Clydebank street as police launch probe
AN investigation has been launched after youths set fires on a Clydebank street. Police said that they received reports of wilful fire-raising at around 8.10pm on Kirkwood Avenue on Wednesday, July 17. Cops also confirmed that enquiries are
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Drivers warned of Clydebank road closure next month
DRIVERS are being warned of a road closure in Clydebank next month. Kirkoswald Drive will be shut for up to five days from August 12 to allow resurfacing works to be carried out. West Dunbartonshire Council announced the closure on their website
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Centuries of justice: Local court marks 200 years of history for its communities
Two hundred years ago today, the cornerstone was laid for Dumbarton Sheriff Court and for centuries and thousands of cases from across the region. Chief reporter Tristan Stewart-Robertson looks back at some of the history and the court's stories.
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Faith Matters: Time for our politicians to make us proud of leaders who are honest
In his column this month, Rev Ian Miller looks at the General Election's turnout and the tough job politicians have to rebuild trust. In 1320, Andrew became the patron saint of Scotland when the country’s independence was declared via The Declaration
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Council remind Clydebank residents to sign up for garden waste permit
West Dunbartonshire residents are being reminded to purchase a permit if they want their garden waste collected after August 12. From this date, only bins with garden waste and bearing a valid permit will be emptied. Food waste will still be