Around the town

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  Last updated: 10 Mar 2010 15:00

  Murdo McLeod signs up to Pie, Pint, Pundit

  FOOTBALL legend Murdo McLeod is set to make his first public appearance since life-saving surgery brought him back from the brink.

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  Last updated: 10 Mar 2010 14:00

  Alfa, beemer, crash

  A two-car collision left a stretch of Dumbarton Road out of operation for more than six hours on Friday.

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  Last updated: 10 Mar 2010 13:00

  Book to 'redress' Blitz censorships

  DESPITE being one of Scotland's "biggest human disasters", an author believes there is not enough known about the Clydebank Blitz away from Clydeside.

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  Last updated: 10 Mar 2010 13:00

  Celebs in area for Sport Relief challenge

  A HOST of celebrities travelled though the area on a charity fundraising quest.

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 10:54

  In this week's Clydebank Post

  In this week's Clydebank Post SPT allocates £175,000 of funding to transport projects in the town.

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 10:27

  Free bag of chips for every reader

  Fallone's - the town's premier chip shop which was recently voted runner-up in a nationwide hunt to find the best chippy - is offering Clydebank Post readers...

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  Last updated: 3 Mar 2010 15:00

  Glass panes thrown from high rise flats

  Panes of reinforced glass are being tossed from high rise windows - leaving residents fearful someone will be "sliced in two".

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  Last updated: 3 Mar 2010 15:00

  Home is where the art is

  THE town's ever-smiling supermarket greeter - Jim O'Donnell - is turning his home into an art gallery to dodge paying hefty commission fees.

• Around the town

• In this week's Clydebank Post
• Parents' wishes defied in schools co-location
• Awards for lifesavers
• In this week's Clydebank Post
• Creamola is making a fizzing comeback
• For Queen and country
• In this week's Clydebank Post
• QE2 set for sale?
• Holly's Box of tricks wins place in final
• Cash cut could close Antonine

• Around the town

• Historic clock could be restored to former glory
• In this week's Clydebank Post
• Store will help town climb out of slump
• 'Our tots are not cash cows'
• Denis Island Discs
• In this week's Clydebank Post
• Parents face massive rise in childcare costs
• Burns 'booze-up' is 'inappropriate'
• Popped to the shops - and left stranded
• In this week's Clydebank Post

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• News

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  Published: 11th March, 2010 02:26pm

  Baby Abbie 'murder' trial - Day 3

  A GRAND-DAD today (Thursday) told a murder trial how he received a frantic phone call from his daughter saying his baby grandchild was seriously ill in hospital.

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  Last updated: 3 Mar 2010 14:00

  Rush hour drama

  A WORKER required hospital treatment after being hit by a van at the height of the rush hour on Monday morning.

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  Last updated: 24 Feb 2010 16:00

  Attempted murder

  A STABBING victim remains in a serious condition in hospital after an alarming afternoon attack last week near a notorious violence hot spot.

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  Last updated: 24 Feb 2010 13:00

  £50k for logo but no cash for Argo

  A BOXING trainer says he cannot sleep at night as he worries about the prospect of his club closing - while sports chiefs blew £50,000 on a new logo.

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  Published: 24 Feb 2010 12:00

  Win! Put your questions to Sir Jackie Stewart

  The Clydebank Post has a unique opportunity for a lucky reader - the chance to two tickets to An Audience with Sir Jackie Stewart.

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  Last updated: 17 Feb 2010 16:00

  Re-match race hate

  A BANKIE hero footballer was subjected to a barrage of vile racist taunts during Saturday's 2009 cup final grudge re-match.

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  Last updated: 17 Feb 2010 15:00

  Dad's drug delivery disaster

  A DOWN-on-his-luck dad accepted £50 to deliver drugs because he needed the cash to visit his ill parents.