In this week's Clydebank Post

Published 17 Mar 2010 10:25

In this week's Clydebank Post a mum reveals how a brick missile could have killed her baby, after it was thrown through her front window.

Disappointment over Health secretary Nicola Sturgeon's response to a debate in Parliament on the future of St Margaret's Hospice.

A man who lost his father in a house fire - and was left with nothing - is rebuilding his shattered life, and has even started his own furniture recycling business.

A 'faster' vessel is trialled on the Yoker to Renfrew crossing, as companies bid to take over the route.

The Post publishes a special report on the damning findings from the Accounts Commission on West Dunbartonshire Council.

A survey of residents in a community of Clydebank high rises reveals their fears over vandalism, anti-social behaviour, inadequate heating and health problems.

£3.6m homes almost complete.

Picture specials from St Ninian's Primary, Kilbowie Primary, St Joseph's Primary, Knightswood Primary and Carleith Primary.

Win... a tour of Ibrox

Win... a golf lesson with a PGA coach

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