Clydebank Post

The Clydebank Post is a weekly publication located in Clydebank, near Glasgow, Scotland. It serves as the main newspaper for Clyde Weekly Press, which is a division of Clyde & Forth Press Ltd. This newspaper boasts the highest readership among weekly papers in the West Dunbartonshire region, with an adult readership of 33,550 recorded for the period from July to December 2007.

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Council warns residents after 'issue' with phone lines

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

Council issue warning after 'issue' with phone lines (Image: Gordon Terris) West Dunbartonshire Council have issued a warning after an 'issue' with their phone lines. Residents trying to contact the local authority are being told that they are experiencing 'intermittent connection issues'. The council have confirmed they are working to fix the issue and has apologised for any inconvenience.
Do you know him? Appeal to find owners of 'Cane Corso' found in Clydebank

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

Do you know him? Appeal to find owners of dog found in Clydebank (Image: Scottish SPCA) A search is underway for the owners of a dog which was found in Clydebank. The Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) is appealing for help in finding the owner of a male canine, believed to be a Cane Corso. The pooch was found in the G81 area on Tuesday, April 15.
'Been a long wait': New café opens its doors to first customers

2 days ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

'Been a long wait': New café opens its doors to first customers (Image: G15 Thriving Places) A new cafe, which aims to bring together residents and tackle loneliness, has officially opened. Brodys Bites, inside Drumchapel Community Centre, has welcomed its first customers through the door after a 'long wait'.
Fast food restaurant bans under 16s after spate of 'anti-social' issues

2 days ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

Generic image of McDonald's sign (Image: Archive) A Clydebank fast food restaurant has banned under 16s from entering unless accompanied by an adult, after the eatery reports a spate of 'anti-social behaviour.' McDonald's in the Clyde Shopping Centre has implemented a temporary ban that will refuse entry to minors after 6pm unless they have a grown-up with them.
More than 700 bankies and 400 Easter eggs feature in family event

2 days ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

More than 700 bankies and 400 Easter eggs featured in family event (Image: Newsquest) More than 700 bankies donned their best Easter bonnets and hopped down to Faifley to take part in some arts and crafts. The gardens at Flourishing Failey were packed on Sunday, April 20, as kids and parents turned up in their hundreds for a chance to take part in one or more of the many activities on offer.
Clydebank community pay tribute to Pope Francis following his death

3 days ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

Clydebank community pay tribute to Pope Francis after his death (Image: Niall Carson/PA Wire) Members of the community have paid tribute to Pope Francis following the announcement of his death. The Vatican announced the passing of the pontiff on Monday, April 21, at 7.35am. Clydebank politicians and religious organisations have given their words of condolence to members of the Catholic community. Marie McNair, MSP for the town, said: "Requiescat in pace, Holy Father.
'Shameless Youths': Kids put on art exhibition to promote health relationships

3 days ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

'Shameless Youths': Kids put on art exhibition to promote health relationships (Image: Newsquest) Clydebank youngsters have put together a 'Shameless Youths' display in the town hall as part of a campaign to remove shame from relationships. The exhibition, which launched on Wednesday, April 16, includes artwork from members of the West Dunbartonshire Youth Council to help educate young people on healthy relationships.
Drivers warned as parking restrictions in force on major road this week

3 days ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

Drivers warned as parking restrictions in force on Dumbarton Road this week (Image: Newsquest) Drivers are being warned of parking restrictions in force this week on a major Clydebank road. There will be no waiting, loading or unloading on a section of Dumbarton Road starting from Tuesday, April 22, to allow carriageway lining to take place. The restrictions will be in place from Agamemnon Street to the road's junction with Beardmore Street, a distance of around 500 metres.
'They have seen me through everything': Atlantis Bar club celebrates 10th anniversary

6 days ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

'They have seen me through everything': Atlantis Bar club celebrates 10th anniversary (Image: Newsquest) A group formed by strangers to help each other through hard times has celebrated 10 years since it began. The Atlantis Wednesday Club began after a conversation at the bar brought a group of pensioners back to the establishment every week as a way of keeping social and providing support throughout life's toughest times.
'There is no way to sugar-coat this' : Serious concerns raised over social care funds

6 days ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

'There is no way to sugar-coat this' : Serious concerns raised over social care funds (Image: West Dunbartonshire HSCP) A local health board chair says they "don't want to sugar coat" their financial situation as they face a funding "crisis". Councillor Fiona Hennebry, West Dunbartonshire’s social work spokesperson, says they are under severe financial pressure after passing this year's budget.