WATCH - Primary school pupils drop in to foodbank to sing Christmas carols
Gavinburn Primary school visited nearby charity Old Kilpatrick Food Parcels for some festive fun when they san them Christmas carols.
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Reporter for West Dunbartonshire, covering breaking, live and local news, lifestyle, social media, political stories, sport content and the issues impacting the community. Working across titles such as The Clydebank Post, Dumbarton and The Vale of Leven Reporter, The Irvine Times and The Helensburgh Advertiser.
Gavinburn Primary school visited nearby charity Old Kilpatrick Food Parcels for some festive fun when they san them Christmas carols.
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