When Strictly fever fuelled Clydebank dance classes

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 30, 2009.

Do you remember these stories or spot any familiar faces?

1. Strictly fever hit Clydebank

Teacher Nina and her partner Sakhr Sherabeh (Image: Archives) A salsa dancing class teacher told of a rush of students after the BBC show began. Her classes soon filled up with fans queneing to emulate the show's stars.

2. Primary school pupils took part in a sponsored bounce

Pupils from Clydemuir Primary (Image: Archives) Kids at Clydemuir Primary bounded around to raise funds for charity. The money raised went to the Harvest for Hungry a group that helps those in poverty in Eastern Europe.

3. Longest running road department worker honoured

Willie Young worked as a JCB operator for 50 years (Image: Archives) The longest-serving member of West Dunbartonshire's road department was honoured with a special send-off for his retirement. Willie Young retired at 64 after working as a JCB operator for 50 years.

4. Clydebank artist held an exhibition where proceeds went to charity

Josephine has been painting for charity (Image: Archives) Josephine Torrance took part in the artists for Mary's Meals which was held in the Iain McGregor Fine Art Gallery. The whole exhibition raised over £10,000.

5. Primary school took part in the world's biggest coffee morning

Pupils and parents at Our Lady of Loretto Primary (Image: Archives) Pupils at Our Lady of Loretto Primary took part in the morning joined by their mums, dads and guardians. Funds from the event went to Macmillan Cancer Support.

6. Pupils' first full week at school

Families at Edinbarnet Primary (Image: Archives) Primary ones tried out their school canteen joined by friends and family. The youngsters at Edinbarnet Primary became full-time after a transition into the school.