Tristan Stewart-Robertson

Glasgow

Chief reporter Clydebank Post/Helensburgh Advertiser, Canadian, singer. Local/weekly feature writer of the year 2019. Host of A Murder Without End pod. He/him.

Articles

Highland Games looking for volunteers to help in Helensburgh and Lomond

5 days ago | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Tristan Stewart-Robertson

Sunshine and smiles at the Helensburgh and Lomond Highland Games in 2024 ORGANISERS are looking for volunteers to help at this year's Helensburgh and Lomond Highland Games. The annual event is set for June 7 and is only possible thanks to the small army of volunteers to help celebrate Scottish culture as well as show off all Helensburgh has to offer.
Autism group marks first decade with hopes for next 10 years

5 days ago | autism.einnews.com | Tristan Stewart-Robertson

Helensburgh and Lomond Autism Group are looking to the future after a decade that included the isolation of Covid and ongoing struggles for services. Aileen Goodfellow Crichton, vice chair and a member since the registered charity launched in 2014, said parents got together when there was nothing for young people in the area. "It's flourished," she told the Advertiser.
Autism group marks first decade with hopes for next 10 years

6 days ago | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Tristan Stewart-Robertson

Autism group marks first decade with hopes for next 10 years (Image: Helensburgh and Lomond Autism Group) A GROUP of parents and families working to make the area better for those living with autism have been marking their first 10 years. Helensburgh and Lomond Autism Group are looking to the future after a decade that included the isolation of Covid and ongoing struggles for services.
Help wanted as beach clean gives alternative to Easter egg events

6 days ago | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Tristan Stewart-Robertson

Could you help? Beach clean gives alternative to Easter egg events (Image: Newsquest) IF you're looking for something to do this weekend that doesn't involve Easter eggs, then there's an activity for you. Helensburgh Community Council and Plastic Free Helensburgh have their latest beach clean planned for Saturday, April 19 at East Bay from 10am.
Man acquitted of wilful fire-raising charges after village vehicles set alight

6 days ago | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Tristan Stewart-Robertson

Gary Cumming was cleared of wilful fire-raising charges at Dumbarton Sheriff Court (Image: NQ) A ROSNEATH man who had been accused of torching two cars in the village almost five years ago has been acquitted. Gary Cumming, of Howie Crescent, denied a pair of wilful fire-raising charges after it was claimed that he set two motor vehicles alight whilst acting with another person who was unknown to prosecutors.
Kilmahew estate owners insist ambitious 'World Heritage' plans are still a go

1 week ago | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Tristan Stewart-Robertson

Owners of globally important site near Cardross insist their plans are still a go (Image: The Kilmahew Education Trust) A RUINED historic Helensburgh and Lomond site could still win global importance status, its owners have insisted. Category A-listed St Peter's Seminary and Kilmahew Estate near Cardross have been subject to repeated attempts to save or develop the land without progress.
Helensburgh and Lomond pupils enjoy Scottish country dance

1 week ago | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Tristan Stewart-Robertson

Helensburgh and Lomond pupils enjoy annual Day of Dance (Image: liveArgyll) HELENSBURGH and Lomond's annual Day of Dance was held recently to get young feet really moving. The joint event, organised by the Helensburgh and District Branch of the RSCDS and liveArgyll Active Schools, welcomed P7 pupils from across the area.
Thousands visit Loch Lomond to see emergency services at work... without the crisis

1 week ago | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Tristan Stewart-Robertson

Thousands visit Loch Lomond to see emergency services at work... without the crisis (Image: Newsquest) EMERGENCY services headed to Loch Lomond at the weekend... to show off their skills without the emergency. Loch Lomond Shores hosted an event for 999/Emergency Services Day welcoming the full spectrum of agencies including police, fire, rescue boat and even the dogs from the Ministry of Defence.
Helensburgh man pleads guilty to sexual messages to teenager

1 week ago | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Tristan Stewart-Robertson

Dumbarton Sheriff Court (Image: Newsquest) A HELENSBURGH man has admitted messaging a schoolgirl for indecent images over a period of months. Kenneth Russell pleaded guilty to trying to get the youngster to send images of herself and another girl for the purposes of obtaining sexual gratification. Authorities have been unable to work out the identity of the girl but she said she was aged 14, according to charges revealed at Dumbarton Sheriff Court this week.
Cardross Tennis Club welcomes players of all ages to open day

1 week ago | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Tristan Stewart-Robertson

Early birds ready for Cardross Tennis Club Open Day with new head coach Cameron White (centre (Image: Cardross Tennis Club) CARDROSS Tennis Club had a successful open day to introduce people to the sport and its facilities. The open day was originally scheduled for the end of March but was delayed due to the weather. It meant that the big day came with glorious sunny conditions across Helensburgh and Lomond.