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Memorial appeal for heroic World War II 'Ghost Patrol' soldiers
History buffs invited to Clydebank Local History Society’s Mary Queen of Scots event
Historic mill transformation to be explored in upcoming Clydebank talk
Woman who was a WW2 codebreaker has passed away aged 104
She danced until she was 90 and lived through the Blitz - Parkhall gran turns 100
West Dunbartonshire pupils create graphic novel marking 80 years since end of WWII
Clydebank marks 85 years since Scotland's worst WWII blitz that killed hundreds
'It didn’t sit right' - Kind businessman donates Blitz memorial fee to community
Clydebank MSP marks 85th Blitz anniversary with parliamentary debate
‘The horrors of the Clydebank Blitz must never be forgotten’
The lives of heroic men and women within the front lines of the Clydebank Blitz
Clydebank’s darkest nights remembered 85 years on from Blitz
'Like the sky was on fire': Clydebank Blitz survivor reflects on 'terror' of tragedy
Decision made on demolition of 18th century brewery house
Remarkable find by Clydebank local reconnects Shakespeare society with its past
Funeral for one of Scotland’s last veterans to be held in Clydebank
Councillors consider selling Titan Crane amid fears it may not reopen
Demolition of B-listed West Dunbartonshire building sought
Textile artist creates 'Bankie Spirit' fabric from memories of local community
Clydebank society to host talk on history of Scotland's second longest route
Remembrance Sunday services held across West Dunbartonshire
Clydebank history talk to explore Mary Queen of Scots time at Dumbarton Castle
'Our house split in two': Blitz survivors share stories at Clydebank Museum opening
Event to uncover Clydebank building's 'mysterious' past - all you need to know
I went to this new Clydebank landmark- it was dead, more people should know about it
Opening date revealed for Clydebank Museum
'Never again': West Dunbartonshire sites to glow green in act of remembrance
Free art exhibition opens exploring the history of Clydebank
Book missing from Clydebank Library discovered 13 years later in Denmark
Clydebank mural celebrating town's history catches attention of celebrity
Meet the 105 year old veteran who helped rebuild Italy after WW2
Extraordinary pictures show what VE Day was like in 1945 Clydebank
Looking back: When two bankies met X Factor's star studded line up
Looking back: Clydebank pupils stage wedding as part of class project
Looking back: Bankies donated more than 100kg of sugar to help bees through winter
Looking back: Primary school pupils celebrate opening of new canteen
Poignant memorial commemorates 84th anniversary of Clydebank Blitz
Looking Back: Clydebank man ran 50 10ks for St Margaret's Hospice
When two bankies earned BAFTA nomination for Radnor Park film with 56p budget
Looking back: School pupils release fish into the River Clyde
'Disappointing': Award-winning historical project to 'wind-down' as funding bid fails
Campaigners launch bid to stop 'very significant' historic organ from being sold
Looking back: Celtic and Rangers heroes pay a visit to Clydebank
Looking Back: When BAE Systems donated £200k to a good cause
Local MP pledges to 'speak out against all forms of antisemitism'
Looking back: When the Amfibus had a 'successful' trial across the Clyde
Looking back: When primary school pupils raised funds for an international cause
Looking back: When a Take That tribute band aimed for stardom
Looking Back: When the final baby was born in a local hospital
Aidan Macdonald's review of 2024: 'Clydebank really is unique'
Looking back: When there was frozen ponds and snow in January 2010
Looking Back: When Clydebank celebrated Hogmanay during the day
Looking back: When Clydebank had a 'big freeze' in the run up to Christmas
Eight fantastic photos taken by our camera club members