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'Doesn't tie up': Councillor challenges bus operator on cancelled Clydebank services
A councillor has challenged a bus operator on its decision to cancel a route which has resulted in an hour being added to some residents' journeys. Gordon Scanlan, councillor for Kilpatrick, has written to Strathclyde Partnership for Transport
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'We know times are tough': Clydebank teenagers to take part in bungee jump fundraiser
TWO young footballers are set to take part in a bungee jump to fundraise for their team to go abroad. Cooper Grice and his friend Aaron Woods, who both play for Clydebank FC 2010's, will be taking part in a 150ft drop from a crane beside the Riverside
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Concerns raised after sinkhole opens on residential street
CONCERNS have been raised after a sinkhole opened on a residential street. A cordon has now been set up around the affected site on Carolside Drive in Drumchapel after it reportedly formed earlier this month. Councillor Paul Carey, who represents
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'Sucker punch': Dad urges public to attend dentist after daughter's shock diagnosis
A dad is urging people to attend their dentist's appointment after his daughter received a diagnosis of a 'very rare' cancer. Derek Christie, from Parkhouse in Glasgow, has described the 'surreal' moments he found out his daughter, Victoria Christie
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United Bar extend lead at top of Clydebank and District Darts League
UNITED Bar extended their lead at the top of the Clydebank and District Darts League after the latest round of matches. They continued their winning start to the season by defeating defending champions Atlantis A 6-4. Elsewhere, Goodyear B
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Baby loss awareness event to light up Clydebank landmark
A landmark in Clydebank will light up in remembrance of those who have been affected by baby loss. Katey McSherry and Cheryl Murray have been working together to plan a remembrance event that will take place tonight and light up the Titan Crane
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Man thrown out of court for burping ahead of sentencing
A MAN was thrown out of court for burping during someone else's court case. Christopher McColl, dressed in shorts for the occasion, interrupted a case involving a vicious assault, earning him a loud "get out!" from the sheriff. When the 31-
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New collaboration to improve mental health support in Scotland
A partnership between NHS 24, Police Scotland, and the Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS) is streamlining how patients receive mental health support in Scotland. The Mental Health Pathway ensures that people who need urgent mental health support