Y SORT It are offering children and young people in West Dunbartonshire a Christmas activity hamper. The “12 Days of Christmas” hamper will include a wide range of materials to allow young people to take part in fun online activities over the festive
COMPLAINTS about council services have jumped 26 per cent compared to last year - but bosses say that’s a good thing. Complaints to West Dunbartonshire Council reached 805 in the 2019/20 financial year, according to a report to the audit committee
Dalmuir Park Housing Association has announced the election of two new office bearers to the board’s top roles. Craig Edward and Matthew Reid were elected as the association’s chair and vice-chair respectively at the registered social landlord’s
CLYDEBANK could lead the way in changing society in the aftermath of the pandemic, says the new head of Scotland’s trades union movement. Mary Senior has been elected president of the Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) after decades of work with
A DRUMCHAPEL charity which was facing closure after it was refused funding from Glasgow City Council has been saved for the next two-and-a-half years. The G15 Youth Council has been fighting for survival for months after significant changes were
A LINNVALE man has won an NHS award for providing healthy meals to hospital patients during the coronavirus pandemic. Allan Campbell, a chef de partie in the catering department at Dalmuir’s NHS Golden Jubilee hospital for more than 15 years, won
A 41-year-old man has been charged with allegedly driving in Clydebank without the proper licence. Read more: Bike worth £400 nicked from outside Dalmuir store Police stopped the vehicle around 8pm on November 20 in Montrose Street and the
A £400 mountain bike was stolen from outside a Dalmuir store at the weekend. The grey Qube bike was taken around 3.45pm on Saturday from outside the Premier Store in Mountblow Road. Read more: Car vandalised in Kilbowie supermarket car park
A VEHICLE was vandalised in the Aldi car park in Clydebank at the weekend. Police said a sharp implement was used to score the offside of the vehicle in the Kilbowie Retail Park car park sometime between 2.55pm and 3.05pm on Sunday. Read more
Tales for Tots is West Dunbartonshire Libraries’ Early Years Literature Festival which runs every November during Book Week Scotland. The festival is part funded by Scottish Book Trust’s Live Literature Fund. Read more: Provost Civic Awards
A CLYDEBANK man threatened to kill his brother and slit the throats of his children in a family dispute over inheritance cash. Dumbarton Sheriff Court heard last week that James Crawford, who lives in Lennox View, left a vile voicemail after a
Written by Andrew Ward STUDENTS at West College Scotland are looking back on a strong showing in the Scottish Motor Racing Club’s Citroën C1 Cup series. Three young people from the West College Scotland Motorsport Academy (WCSMA) competed in
Our latest Picture of the Week was sent in by Post reader Stephen Holloway of two gorgeous adult swans gliding up the clear waters together in the canal near to Dalmuir Park. Did you know that swans can sleep on land or water? If you would like
Clydebank residents have just under two weeks to nominate their local hero of 2020. The Provost’s Civic Awards aims to honour West Dunbartonshire residents who have gone above and beyond. The categories include arts and culture champion, sports
By the time this issue of the Post is published, many of those reading my column will be almost a week into Tier 4 restrictions due to a sharp rise in Covid-19 cases in both Glasgow and West Dunbartonshire. There’s no doubt these restrictions will
Money-Saving Expert Martin Lewis shared some top tips on how to make some savings over the festive period during his extended edition of The Money Show Live. Hosting a specially extended Christmas edition of the show on ITV, Lewis issued a reminder
The Scottish Government is considering extending the Christmas school holidays, according to a leaked COSLA document. Students across the country would potentially return to school on January 11, instead of between January 5 or 7 as most students
