June 14, 2017
THE SNP’s Martin Docherty-Hughes clung on to his West Dunbartonshire seat, with his majority slashed by 12,000 votes to just over 2,000.
Mr Docherty-Hughes – who said the electorate had been “been dragged to the polls against their will by a Prime Minister who is clearly on the way out” before the result came in – received 18,890 votes.
On the podium following the win, Mr Docherty-Hughes said: “The nation has clearly spoken and we are all on notice. They have made it quite clear that they are unhappy with the state of affairs across the UK and be in no doubt to the people of West Dunbartonshire that I re-dedicate myself to your service.”
June 21, 2017
THOUSANDS of residents in high flats across Clydebank and north-west Glasgow were reassured their buildings are safe in the wake of the deadly Grenfell Tower tragedy.
Craig Edward, chairman of the Dalmuir Multi Storey Flats TRA, told the Post he secured an urgent inspection of fire doors in the buildings over the weekend and said any defects found should be resolved “as a matter of urgency”.
June 28, 2017
DOZENS of Aaron Keenan’s pals were able to say goodbye to their “beautiful boy” along with his family before he died following a tragic accident on rail tracks.
“The whole of Clydebank shared Aaron,” Aaron’s mother Gillian said. “The hospital wouldn’t normally allow so many people in but I needed them in to say goodbye to Aaron.”
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