Clydebank memories: A look back at what was happening 10 years ago

We have delved into the Clydebank Post archives and picked out some stories and photographs from our edition on Wednesday, May 15, 2013.

Do you remember these stories or spot any familiar faces?

1. Little Jessica becomes the youngest member of the Tartan Army aged three months

Little Jessica becomes the youngest member of Tartan Army aged 3 months (Image: Newsquest)

Scottish football fans are renowned the world over for being some of the most devoted and passionate supporters around. But little Jessica Earl set a new record for her dedication to the national team when she became the youngest member of the Tartan Army after joining the world-famous group of fans aged just three months.

2. World War 1 pictures were wanted for exhibition

World War 1 pictures are wanted for exhibition (Image: Newsquest)

Residents in Clydebank and the surrounding areas were asked to share any old photographs, memorabilia and wartime stories to help bring to life exhibitions which marked the centenary of the First World War.

3. 12 teenagers on a mission to boost Clydebank flats12 teenagers on a mission to boost Clydebank flats (Image: Newsquest)

A group of Bankie teenagers were set the task of transforming blocks of Clydebank flats. The 12 youngsters — aged between 16 to18 — took part in the redevelopment in the hope of gaining life and work skills for the future.

4. Pupils are Hardgate school hoped to win a £5,000 prize

Pupils are hoped to win £5,000 to bring new technology to their school (Image: Newsquest)

Hardworking pupils from Goldenhill Primary in Hardgate loved learning so much that they have put Kindles on their digital wish list. And the school were hoping to win the £5,000 prize so that the youngsters could have a chance to make their own videos and purchase the Kindles.

5. School pupils from Garscadden primary met Australian sport stars

School pupils from Garscadden primary met Australian sport stars (Image: Newsquest)

Pupils from Garscadden Primary got to grips with some top sports stars as the Australian Rugby Sevens team dropped in to say g’day.

6. Primary pupils earned their food and hygiene certificate 

Primary pupils earned their food and hygiene certificate (Image: Newsquest)

The P5 youngsters from St Stephen’s Primary learned all about preparing food and hygiene in areas where you may be handling or cooking food which saw them earn their certificates.