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'Charming and traditional' period property hits Clydebank market

1 week ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

The "charming" stone-built house nestled in the heart of the sought-after Parkhall conservation area is situated on Duntocher Road. The property is being marketed by estate agents Caledonia Bureau for offers above £299,995. Agents describe the home as a "beautiful" property which has been converted into a perfect blend of period character and modern comfort.
International comedian announces Clydebank gig as part of tour

1 week ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

Canadian-born Craig Campbell, who now lives in Devon, is bringing his Raging Gracelessly tour to Clydebank Town Hall on Tuesday, October 16 at 7pm. The funny man has performed on Dave’s One Night Stand, Russell Howard's Good News and Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow. Tickets are on sale now, and more information can be found HERE. Naz Hussain, Breakneck Comedy's founder, said: "I’m delighted to be bringing Craig’s new tour to venues across Scotland.
Two phase carriageway resurfacing to close Clydebank road for 10 days

1 week ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

Shakespeare Avenue will close in two phases, starting from the beginning of June. Phase one of the work will begin on Monday, June 2, for up to five days, and will close the road from its junction with Duntocher Road to the junction with Ramsay Street. This is a distance of around 550 metres. Phase two of the work will begin on Monday, June 9, for up to five days from the road's kerb line with Ramsay Street to its junction with Shelley Drive. This is a distance of around 320 metres.
Man with warrant out for his arrest stopped by cops on Dumbarton Road

1 week ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

Officers from the Dumbarton Road Policing Unit stopped the vehicle due to concern over the weight of the load it was carrying. On further investigation, the force says the van was found to be 1040kg overweight and that it had no MOT. The driver was then arrested in relation to an apprehension warrant.
'Gutted': Bakery announces closure a year after customers queued for opening

1 week ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Emily Moore

Sarah Nicholson, owner of Pretty Baked on Kelso Street, has confirmed with "great sadness" that she has made the decision to shut the shop. The baker from Clydebank says her store is no longer "manageable" because she is expecting a baby. In a statement posted on Facebook, Sarah says she is grateful to her customers over the past year. It read: "It’s with great sadness I can confirm the closure of my little cake shop. With my baby on the way, it’s simply just not manageable for me anymore.
Transformation of derelict cottage into family home refused by Scottish Government

1 week ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

It currently sits with most of its roof missing and in a state of dereliction, and its owner, who purchased the building in 2006, wanted to create a family home. The planning proposals included extending the property to add a one-story porch and reinstating the two-and-a-half-storey home to create a four-bedroom house. A consultation on the plans resulted in an objection from SEPA over fears that people or property are at risk of flooding, which they say is a dangerous situation.
Clydebank dance troupe announce 10th anniversary showcase at major Glasgow venue

1 week ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

April's Street Feet, based in Dalmuir, will present 'It Was All a Dream' to audiences at the SEC Armadillo on Saturday, August 30. Celebrating a decade of dancing by showing off their skills, the group will perform on the stage, having only last month visited Los Angeles to dance on renowned stages.
'Gutted': Bakery announces closure a year after customers queued for opening

1 week ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

Sarah Nicholson, owner of Pretty Baked on Kelso Street, has confirmed with "great sadness" that she has made the decision to shut the shop. The baker from Clydebank says her store is no longer "manageable" because she is expecting a baby. In a statement posted on Facebook, Sarah says she is grateful to her customers over the past year. It read: "It’s with great sadness I can confirm the closure of my little cake shop. With my baby on the way, it’s simply just not manageable for me anymore.
'Moment we've been waiting for': Popular hair salon reveals opening date of new shop

1 week ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

Sean Collins Hair will close their Glasgow Road salon at the end of Saturday, May 31, as they move into their new premises. The shop, which was established in 2017, is due to reopen on 86 Dumbarton Road, Clydebank, on June 3, 2025. Owners of Sean Collins Hair took to social media to share the "emotional" news and say they are "humbled" to be moving to a bigger store amid the closure of other salons.
Applications seeks permission for new tattoo studio in Clydebank

1 week ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

Applications seeks permission for new tattoo studio in Clydebank (Image: Image: Mbragion, Pixabay) An application has been submitted seeking approval to reclassify a business unit into a tattoo studio. Blank Canvas, a tattoo and piercing shop, has asked West Dunbartonshire Council to change the use of their premises from a business unit to a Class 1A shop.