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 October 28, 2009.

Do you remember any of these stories or spot any familiar faces?

1. Ain't no mountain high enough

(Image: Archives) Jim Reynolds, then-47, raised £40,000 for charity in the past by climbing mountains, trekking through deserts and organising bike rides and other events.

The committed fundraiser collects money for lots of different charities and says the motivation of doing something good helps him push himself on his more extreme adventures.

Jim, from Whiteinch, revealed his experiences of Everest, the Sahara and the Great Wall of China and explains why he dedicates so much of his time to charity.

2. Doc saved our baby

(Image: Archives) A couple — who tragically lost five babies — say the willingness of a doctor to go above and beyond the call of duty saved their unborn daughter’s life.

Eileen Carruth, 35, and husband Robert, 38, are so grateful to Dr Kevin Hanretty that they nominated him for a Scottish Health Award.

3. Zombies on the loose

(Image: Archives) Staff at Clydebank’s Empire Cinema looked a right fright back in 2009.

But the youngsters had not woke up on the wrong side of bed — they were promoting the cinema’s all-night Hallowe’en event.

4. We're in the pink(Image: Archives) Staff at the Clydebank Post raised money for Breast Cancer Awareness by wearing pink on Friday.

The newspaper joined colleagues at sister titles the Dumbarton Reporter, Helensburgh Advertiser, The Gazette and Barrhead News, and raised a massive £200.

5. Ahoy mateys

(Image: Archives) Defender, the fifth of the Type 45 destroyers built between the Scotstoun and Govan shipyards, took to the water in October 2009, with a crowd of 12,000 looking on.

Among them were the pupils of Linnvale Primary who took in the historic day on a school outing.