Join us as we take a trip down memory lane to reminisce about what was happening in Clydebank fifteen years ago.

We have delved into the Post’s archives to pick out some stories from more than ten years ago.

Here are some photographs from our edition published on September 23, 2009.

Do you remember these stories or spot any familiar faces?

1. Twins born outside a nightclub celebrated their 10th birthday

Danny, Dillon, Daniel and AngelaDanny, Dillon, Daniel and Angela (Image: Archive) In 2009, Angela Fleming and Danny Kirkwood were remembering the events that led up to the birth of their twins. Dillion and Daniel were born in the back of a taxi outside club, the Boulevard, with help from a nearby Pizza Hut worker. The ten years old twins were attending Clydemuir Primary in Dalmuir.

2. Boy invited on celeb mountain quest in order to help cases of MS

Ryan with his mum KristenRyan with his mum Kristen (Image: Archive) Drumchapel boy, Ryan was invited to join a group of Scottish celebs to conquer Africa's highest mountain after marching on Parliament. Ryan was campaigning for vitamin D to be given to all pregnant women and young children in a bid to dramatically cut cases of Multiple Sclerosis.

3. School introduces hair straighteners to boost PE numbers 

Pupils at Clydebank HighPupils at Clydebank High (Image: Archive) Clydebank High tried to address the falling number of girls in PE by installing hair straighteners. Nine sets of the hair tool was given to the area's three flagship schools.

4. The education secretary visited Gavinburn Primary in Old Kilpatrick.

Fiona Hyslop with pupilsFiona Hyslop with pupils (Image: Archive) Fiona Hyslop visited the school to examine some recent initiatives. She said: "All children deserve the best start in life and the Scottish Government has made early intervention a key focus."

5. A Faifley nursery earned special status

Pupils at Lennox Nursery gatheredPupils at Lennox Nursery gathered (Image: Archive) Lennox Nursery invited parents to enjoy their celebration of earning its green flag status. The award recognised the nursery's work in promoting eco-friendly ideas.

6. Pupils take part in the Great Scottish Run

Corpus Christi Primary took part in Great Scottish RunCorpus Christi Primary took part in Great Scottish Run (Image: Archive) Corpus Christi Primary in Knightswood had 52 pupils run the 2009 Great Scottish Run. They proudly showed off their medals.