A 54-year-old man has died after a fall from flats in Knightswood. Police were called on Friday afternoon to reports of the of the incident at Keal Crescent, as reported by the Post yesterday. Paramedics attended but the man died at the scene
A 25-YEAR-OLD man has been left with serious injuries after being robbed in Old Kilpatrick. Around 5.35pm yesterday, three men assaulted and robbed the man as he was walking through Lusset Glen between Kilpatrick train station and Dumbarton Road
WATT BROTHERS has gone into administration – leaving 22 people employed at the Clydebank store without a job. Administrators KPMG say Watt Brothers will continue to trade from the Glasgow store, where a stock clearance event will begin on October
A CROSS-BORDER criminal caught in Clydebank with cannabis and a knife will be sentenced in the new year. Paul Cairns, previously of Hood Street in Drumry, was caught with the drug after police stopped a vehicle at the junction of North Elgin Street
A CHARITY football match is being organised in memory of a Clydebank teenager who tragically passed away last month. Connor Luke, a former Knightswood Secondary and St Peter the Apostle pupil, died at a flat in Partick on September 10. One
THE past two months have been very productive in the Scottish Parliament. On September 25, we adopted the most ambitious climate targets in the world. This significant feat means Scotland is on track to end its contribution to climate change by
A CROSS-BORDER criminal caught in Clydebank with cannabis and a knife will be sentenced in the new year. Paul Cairns, previously of Hood Street in Drumry, was caught with the drug after police stopped a vehicle at the junction of North Elgin Street
PUPILS from Kilpatrick School have been busy setting up their very own radio station. A launch day was held this month and Ewen Cameron, an award-winning radio and TV presenter, was invited along to cut the ribbon. Senior pupils in S4, S5 and
A FREE service available to residents in Clydebank has been praised by the town’s MSP. SDSideas received a visit from Gil Paterson MSP so he could learn more about the service they provide for people living in West Dunbartonshire. The group are
A CLYDEBANK pensioner falsely claimed around £12,000 in benefits over a seven-year period by failing to tell the authorities she was working. A court heard that Margaret Clason had been “forced” to go back to work in order to repay the cash.
NINE girls who attend a Clydebank dance school are celebrating after coming home with a total of 26 trophies between them. The dancers who go to Lesley Farmer’s Dance OFF Academy in Clydebank travelled to Skegness, Lincolnshire, last month to take
A WOMAN received hospital treatment after a fight allegedly took place at a property in Singer Street. On October 7, at around 2.30pm a 25-year-old was reportedly scratched to her face and neck, before the other woman, aged 24, gouged her eye, and
A MAN was arrested after he was reportedly shouting and swearing at police officers on Mossgiel Drive. The 42-year-old was allegedly making homophobic remarks on October 7 at around 2.15am. Click here for all the latest news from Clydebank and
A FAIFLEY man who was found with two knives tucked into his trouser waistband after police saw him staggering drunkenly along a street in the middle of the night has been spared jail. David Morrison confessed to having the blades when police pulled
A PETITION showing support for a veteran councillor has reached its goal with more than 1,000 signatories. Jim Bollan, who has served residents of Leven for more than 20 years, is the subject of formal complaints that could see him barred from
A HOUSE on Crescent Court was broken into last week. The occupier of the property went out and when he returned, noticed a lot of damage to the front door which had been forced in. Thieves targeted the house between 6pm on October 11 and 12.40am
On Thursday, October 14, 2004, the Post reported... REVELLERS swung into harvest with a special autumn fair. They gathered at Abbotsford Church where they were treated to a variety of entertainments including a first for Clydebank — the Bat
