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• Published: 29 Jul 2010 09:30

  BREAKING NEWS - 'murder' arrest

  A MAN has been arrested in connection with the death of Scott Adams.

• Published: 28 Jul 2010 15:30

  Party could hold clues to killer

  New lines of inquiry have emerged in the hunt for the killer of Scott Adams.

• Published: 28 Jul 2010 14:30

  Revamped Bankies shine

  A NEW-LOOK Bankies side gave their fans real hope for the coming season with an impressive performance against strong Premier Division opponents.

• Published: 28 Jul 2010 14:30

  Sense of community

  SO BP has finally put a cap on the oil spill it caused in America after three months.

• Published: 28 Jul 2010 14:00

  End of an era for the Boilermakers

  Clydebank’s legendary shipbuilding past has disappeared after the bulldozers moved in on the Boilermakers Club.

• Published: 28 Jul 2010 09:30

  Thistle do for starters for Yoker manager

  YOKER boss John Brogan was delighted with his new-look side’s performance in the East Kilbride tournament at the weekend, despite results not going their way.

• Published: 28 Jul 2010 09:30

  No airport charge

  I WRITE regarding comments made by John Robertson MP in the Post, where he talks about the introduction of a drop-off charge at Glasgow Airport.

• Published: 28 Jul 2010 09:30

  Ask the hospice

  WITH regards to Derek Johnstone’s letter, for anyone who is interested in knowing the hospice’s current position, they only have to ask the hospice.

• Published: 28 Jul 2010 09:30

  In this week's Clydebank Post

  In this week's Clydebank Post a dad who harassed his ex-partner by trailing her in a car is in court.

• Published: 28 Jul 2010 09:00

  Charity bag donations ‘sold at car boot sale’

  Doorstep donations are ending up at car boot sales or in the hands of commercial companies — instead of helping charities, it has been claimed.

• Published: 28 Jul 2010 09:00

  Stand up for comedy night

  THE cream of comedy talent is set to have Bankies rolling in the aisles with a night of stand up in the town

• Published: 28 Jul 2010 08:00

  “I’m working from home today!”

  A few years ago, if a colleague said they were working from home, you can bet there would be a number of people rolling their eyes in disbelief: after all, working from home was nothing more than a euphemism for “I had a few too many last night and I’m not feeling great – the sofa’s by the computer and the phone’s in my pocket…”

• Published: 28 Jul 2010 08:00

  Will unpaid overtime keep your job safe?

  With current employment uncertainty, it’s only natural to want to protect yourself against redundancy. But if you’re always the first to give up your lunch break, the first to come in early and the last to leave every night, it could be that you’re being taken advantage of.

• Published: 27 Jul 2010 09:30

  Advice for Mums returning to work

  With all the negative press about the state of the economy and the resulting increase in unemployment, it is not surprising that mums currently on career breaks are “conditioned” into thinking and accepting that a return to work in the current climate will be tough if not unachievable. Majella Wilkins from Return2WorkMums offers advice to those who have taken a career break and want to get back into employment.

• Published: 21 Jul 2010 14:30

  War on gulls

  In an attempt to curb the number of seagull attacks at council offices in Clydebank, the birds’ eggs are being replaced by plastic replicas.

• Published: 21 Jul 2010 14:00

  Bankies' Nock out blows

  A YOUNG Bankies side swept aside Ayrshire outfit Ardeer Thistle in a one-sided encounter at Kelvinside on Monday night.

• Published: 21 Jul 2010 13:30

  Striker hopes to seal permanent Hibs deal

  CLYDEBANK football star Alan Gow has reinforced his desire to make a return to Easter Road, after being released by Plymouth Argyle, writes Kristian Truelsen.

• Published: 21 Jul 2010 13:30

  From here to Holyrood - Des McNulty

  The SNP’s Criminal Justice and Licensing Bill means sheriffs will not be allowed to jail people for less than three months, unless there are special circumstances.

• Published: 21 Jul 2010 13:30

  Police car crash horror

  A POLICE car hurtled into a taxi as it responded to an emergency call, an eyewitness has said.

• Published: 21 Jul 2010 12:30

  Hospice options

  I REFER to Mr Derek Johnstone’s letter in respect of St Margaret of Scotland Hospice and, in particular, I would like to address the question which he posed to me namely, to name the options which I said the NHS board had recycled and which were rejected by the hospice.

• Published: 21 Jul 2010 12:30

  Joining forces to beat the crooks

  CROOKS who try to profit from doing business in the area are in the crosshairs of the police and the council after a groundbreaking agreement.

• Published: 21 Jul 2010 09:30

  In this week's Clydebank Post

  In this week's Clydebank Post an off licence customer who, annoyed at having his bank card declined, held up the shop with an axe is in court.

• Published: 21 Jul 2010 09:30

  All about Peter

  DESPITE Derek Johnston’s antagonism towards St Margaret of Scotland Hospice — so clear to your readers from his letter (July 14) — his assertion that he, and others, are “confused” and “being kept in the dark” about our ongoing efforts to resolve the uncertainties triggered by the health board’s proposal is both unfairly misleading and disingenuous.

• Published: 14 Jul 2010 15:00

  Erskine Bridge action plea

  Nine months after two teenage girls tragically took their lives at the Erskine Bridge, no preventive measures have been put in place there.

• Published: 14 Jul 2010 14:00

  Captain aims for top flight

  CLYDEBANK captain Gary Lynn has admitted that the club’s unsuccessful promotion bid swayed his decision to stay on at Holm Park for another season.

• Published: 14 Jul 2010 14:00

  A ‘mutant’ shell shocker

  THESE images were not taken in some tropical land far away but were snapped right here in Clydebank, it has been claimed.

• Published: 14 Jul 2010 13:00

  The Commons touch - Gemma Doyle MP

  In June we had an Emergency Budget from the new Tory and Lib Dem Government.

• Published: 14 Jul 2010 13:00

  Buildings hit by thieves

  BRAZEN thieves have been looting from buildings, stripping away anything they can sell and causing thousands of pounds of damage in the process.

• Published: 14 Jul 2010 12:30

  Council cuts result

  Thanks to everyone who supported the Joint Trades Unions’ call to lobby the council meeting on Wednesday June 30 against cuts in jobs and services.

• Published: 14 Jul 2010 12:00

  Weather doesn't dampen golf tournament

  THIS week’s golf for the gents section was the American Express trophy which was played on Saturday.