SENJOKAI Karate Academy Glasgow held a family event recently. The club’s fun day was held in the Heart of Scotstoun Community Centre, where its classes are held. Seon McLaren, a coach at the club, described the staff at the community centre as
JUDY Murray visited a shop in Clydebank recently while filming for a popular BBC TV programme. Kean on Antiques welcomed Judy as she was filmed for Celebrity Antiques Road Trip, along with antique expert Angus Ashworth. The pair, who are competing
POLICE in Clydebank have assured the public that anyone committing hate crimes will be dealt with appropriately. In recent weeks, officers said there have been ongoing issues with individuals allegedly targeting Syrian families living in the area
MORE than 400 crimes have been recorded by police since the implementation of the new domestic abuse offence. Introduced on April 1 this year, the new Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Act criminalised the coercive and controlling behaviours used by domestic
PRIMARY pupils in Clydebank are being sent home from school with flu immunisation consent packs in the coming days. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde said they were getting ready for this year’s immunisation programme. Their team will visit nine
Almost a third of Bankies have changed their spending plans due to uncertainty over Brexit, according to new research. The KPMG study revealed 30 per cent are actively changing how they save or invest money because of fears about the future economic
A NEW system for arranging and tracking repairs to council flats was expected to go live yesterday. West Dunbartonshire Council’s housing and communities committee heard the new approach would be switched on from August 19. The average time
A COUNCIL body has said it will sign a pledge to continue its work on domestic abuse. The management board of Community Planning West Dunbartonshire made the decision at its meeting on Thursday, following an update on the progress of its domestic
LAGER fans in Clydebank are being challenged to have a pint in some of the most beautiful areas of the country. Glasgow-based brewers Tennent’s have launched their ViewPints map, which pinpoints 15 different locations across Scotland which have
A COMMUNITY choir in Clydebank are inviting anyone interested to join them. The Big Happy Noise choir, described as a welcoming and friendly crowd, rehearse on Thursday evenings. A new term started on August 22, and the group are looking for
Drogo arrived in our care after being found as a stray. In the past he has been a little temperamental, but he has gradually been improving and with an experienced owner and daily handling this should continue. Drogo likes nothing better than
A FORMER Clydebank resident who was caught behind the wheel in a Whitecrook street while disqualified will be sentenced next month after being locked up to await his fate. Patrick Davidson was remanded in custody after he failed to show up to a
THE second part of the Hub Singer Camera Club’s print exhibition is now on display. A wide selection of members’ work is on show at the exhibition in Dalmuir Library until Saturday, August 31. Photographs, which are both in colour and black and
A PENSIONER had her purse stolen while she was in a charity shop in Clydebank. The 88-year-old reported her purse had been taken on August 17, while she was in the British Heart Foundation store at the Clyde Shopping Centre. Police are carrying
A “REVOLUTIONARY” pilot scheme has been created to work out what home upgrades will work best in Whitecrook to protect residents from aircraft noise. Councillors approved the plan for a partnership with Glasgow Airport ahead of spending potentially
Clydebank’s political leaders have hit out at suggestions the pension age could be raised above the life expectancy for local men. A report from a think-tank headed by former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith said the state pension age should rise to
A MAN was allegedly caught in possession of methamphetamine in Clydebank. The 26-year-old was in the town’s Clarence Street when police reportedly found him in possession of the Class A drug. A total of six grams were allegedly seized by officers
A THIEF entered a shop in Clydebank and stole £1,700 worth of glasses, police have reported. On August 13, at around 4.30pm, 11 frames were taken from the Specsavers store at Clyde Shopping Centre. Police are carrying out enquiries including
