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Football club faces £5k bill after pitch damaged by fireworks
A football club has been raising money to help pay for repairs to their pitch after it was damaged by fireworks. Drumchapel United has set up a GoFundMe page to help them cover the almost £5000 bill to repair the Donald Dewer Astro pitch that was
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Case of Hepatitis A discovered at primary school
A case of Hepatitis A has been discovered at a primary school in Clydebank. Parents, carers, and guardians of children at Our Lady of Loretto in Dalmuir were recently told that a child at the school had contracted the liver infection. In a
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'Immensely proud': Drumchapel Taekwondo club achieves national success
A DRUMCHAPEL taekwondo instructor has expressed his "admiration" for his students after they achieved success on the national stage once again. FORCE Taekwon-do attended the T-UK British Championships in Coventry last weekend. 12 members of
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MSP calls for action on 'dire state' of Drumchapel Health Centre
An MSP is calling for action on the 'dire state' of Drumchapel Health Centre which he says has reached a crisis point. Dr Sandesh Gulhane, regional MSP for Glasgow, says the centre, located on Kinfauns Drive, houses five GP practices and is struggling
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Police issue warning after reports of scammer posing as an officer
West Dunbartonshire residents are being warned about a scammer who has been posing as a police officer over the phone. Police Scotland says they have received multiple reports of people being contacted over the phone as someone claiming to be
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Paul O'Kane MSP: Why Mariya Javed is a true local hero
THE summer of 2024 officially marked 25 years since the Scottish Parliament was reconvened– 25 years since many significant powers were devolved to Holyrood and a Scottish Government under the First First Minister, Donald Dewar, formed. This milestone
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Clydebank school first in town to be honoured with reading award
A Clydebank school has become the first in the town to receive a prestigious reading award. Our Holy Redeemer Primary was given the Scottish Book Trust's Reading Schools Gold Award after introducing several initiatives to promote and encourage
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'Well deserved': Clydebank radiographer honoured for dedication
A Clydebank hospital radiographer has been named Radiography Professional of the Year for Scotland. Chloe Peace, an advanced practitioner in radiography at NHS Golden Jubilee, was recognised by the Society of Radiographers for her exceptional contributions
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'Harrowing' attack in Faifley broke mans leg as trio face justice
A BRUTE who jumped on a man's leg to break it in Clydebank has been sentenced to almost four years. Francis Miller received the stiffest punishment out of the trio of men who were punished for what a sheriff described as a "horror". And he