Hope driver knows the area better than he does his own address
A PROSPECTIVE taxi driver who gave council officers the wrong address twice has been given two weeks to finally get it right - or lose any chance he has of getting a license.
Praise for school teachers and staff following West Dunbartonshire exam results
COUNCILLORS have praised the work of teachers and staff following an update on exam results.
Remaining money from summer hunger programme to be used during October week
COUNCILLORS have praised a summer programme aimed at alleviating hunger and boredom during the school holidays.
Ex-boy racer once caught doing 90mph gets licence to drive taxi
A FORMER Bankie boy racer has been granted a licence to work as a taxi driver in West Dunbartonshire - after assuring councillors he was a reformed character.
'Outrageous': Councillors voice concerns over Exxon gag order
COUNCILLORS voiced their anger at being left in the dark over the progress of negotiations with Exxon Mobil about their Bowling site.
Residents asked to boycott budget consultation by councillor
THE leader of the opposition at West Dunbartonshire Council has called on residents not to take part in a consultation.
Shipbuilding to come to the Clyde again as plans are approved for river
COUNCILLORS have welcomed shipbuilding back to Clydebank as a committee approved plans for the banks of the River Clyde.
Councillors complain about being kept in the dark over tendering
COUNCILLORS have complained they are not able to see all bidders who have made offers for council contracts.
Unions fear 'another Baby P' if more cuts go ahead
A UNION leader has claimed social work staff are afraid "another Baby P is going to happen" if more cuts are made.
Food bank puts out urgent plea as reserves run low
WEST Dunbartonshire's food bank has issued an urgent appeal for help as they are running low on "all stock".
