WHEN it comes to Hallowe’en, Clydebank man Oli Keenan pulls out all the stops. For the past few years he has brought a touch of magical horror with his spooky settings and dramatic ideas. From an uncanny performance as the Jack Nicholson character
A SCOTTISH island with a population of just six people is seeking a new operator for its local café and restaurant business. The community-owned island of Ulva, off the west coast of Mull, hopes someone can take over its well-established Boathouse
THE Dalmuir Knit and Natter group are happy to be reunited after a long five months apart. Members had a recent meeting at Dalmuir Park to continue knitting creations for good causes. Margaret Reid, who runs the group, told the Post: “We have
WARNING: The following image contains graphic content. Viewer discretion is advised. A dead swan has been discovered caught in the fence in the tennis courts near Whitecrook Park. The swan was seen by a local resident with it's head stuck in
A CLYDEBANK mum has hit out at West Dunbartonshire Council following claims that they are committed to making play parks accessible for all youngsters. Claire McCann was left feeling “disgusted” after finding out that there was not one piece of
THE Scottish Government has published information revealing every crime that was recorded to police in Scotland last month. The figures show that in August alone, almost 20,000 crimes were reported to the force. These reported incidents (19,927
A CHARITY clothing bin has been set on fire. Police say the “mindless act” was carried out between 6.20pm and 6.45pm on September 12. Police are appealing for witnesses following the vandalism that took place on Livingstone Street, near to
A MAN was allegedly caught drink driving in Clydebank. At 8.35am on September 10, police stopped a vehicle and reportedly smelled alcohol. The 40-year-old was arrested and charged with driving without insurance, a licence, and whilst under
EMPLOYEES at two key community centres in Yoker could lose their jobs after they failed to secure funding from the council’s community fund. The decision, which means that the Yoker Resource Centre (YRC) and Peterson Park Hall will miss out on vital
THREE cars were allegedly damaged in Hardgate. Police are following a definite line of enquiry following the vandalism between 2.30am and 2.40am on September 12 at Gavins Road. Witnesses are being asked to come forward.
