Clydebank Post

Thug jailed after neighbour suffered nine stab wounds and brain haemorrhage

A convicted thug who left a neighbour with a brain injury following a brutal murder bid has been jailed for 10 years.

Rev Ian Miller: 'Let us be warmly accepting of each other'

I am proud to have lived almost three-quarters of my life in West Dunbartonshire. I came here from Kilbarchan, the village of my birth, in 1975.

Child domestic abuse referrals rise by more than a quarter in Scotland

Domestic abuse referrals involving children rose by more than a quarter in Scotland.

Man sentenced for stalking a woman and repeatedly sending messages, gifts

A man has pleaded guilty to stalking a woman and repeatedly sending messages and gifts.

Man ‘left with no dignity’ after 10 hours in hospital corridor

A Glasgow man says he feels he had “no dignity” after being left on a hospital corridor for 10 hours.

Marie McNair updates on asbestos campaign and Clydebank community work

I hope everyone is well and that you have been able to get out and enjoy some of the nicer weather we've been having.

Six of Sarah Ferguson’s companies to be wound down in wake of Epstein files

Sarah Ferguson was the sole director of all six companies, none of which have much public facing information about them.

Clydebank pupils look to the future after receiving exam results

Pupils across Clydebank have received their SQA exam results.

10,000 evacuated as wildfires ravage pine forests in south-west France

One of the fires is in woodlands just south of the resort town of Arcachon.

Holiday prices slashed in amber destinations

People returning to the UK from amber destinations must self-isolate at home for 10 days.