JOIN us as we take a trip down memory lane to reminisce about what was happening in Clydebank fifteen years ago.
We have delved into the Post’s archives to pick out some stories from over a decade ago.
Here are some photographs from our edition published on Wednesday, May 21, 2008.
Do you remember these stories or spot any familiar faces?
1. Bankies Got Talent
Residents across Clydebank were invited to enter the area's equivalent of Britain's Got Talent.
The event, organised by Tullochan Trust's Primary Project Activ8ors, was open to all residents, community groups, or schools.
The youngsters behind the competition decided to put it together after watching the success of television shows like Britain's Got Talent and The X-Factor.
The final was held on June 25 that year at the Loch Lomond Shores Aquarium.
2. Kids get a Titan experience
School pupils from the town took part in a Titan Crane exhibition.
Children from St Eunan's, St Joseph's, St Mary's, and St Stephen's explored the attraction and learned about the history of Clydebank's shipbuilding industry.
3. Kindhearted schoolkids in donation drive
Kids at Corpus Christi Primary School in Knightswood collected pencil cases to send to Malawi.
The pupils spent their week packing up the cases they had collected so that they could be shipped overseas.
4. Fun at the fair
There was lots of entertainment on offer for both kids and parents.
Fairground rides, candy floss, and treasure hunts were just a few of the attractions at the West Thomson Street school.
5. Simply the Breast
New mums and mums-to-be at a local breastfeeding group got together during Breastfeeding Awareness Week.
Clydebank midwife Alison Henighan said that although some groups in the area were struggling to keep up the numbers at the time, Bankie mums seemed to always show out in force at the group each week.
The theme of that year's National Breastfeeding Awareness Week was 'Breastfeeding: Every day makes a difference to your baby'.
6. Carer Mhairi over the moon after winning over £18k
Carer Mhairi Brown was over the moon after winning £18,750 with three tickets in the People's Postcode Lottery Street Prize.
The good news could not have come at a better time as the then 38-year-old - who was a full-time carer for her daughter - was preparing to send her off on a trip to Lourdes.
Mhairi was living in Knightswood's Gorget Avenue at the time.
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