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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Glasgow Airport announced changes to its security process

1 week ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Ben Waddell

The city's travel hub took to Facebook to reveal 'new machines' have been installed at the airport's security area, which means 'new rules'. In a post, the airport said they've 'upgraded' their security scanners to 'help make your journey smoother'.
Arthurlie boss continues summer spending spree with Jonny Black signing

1 week ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Jack Crawford

Willie Dyer (Image: Paul McCluskey Photography) Arthurlie manager Willie Dyer has continued his preparations for the 2025/26 campaign with the addition of former Darvel man Jonny Black. The attacking midfielder becomes the club's fifth signing of the summer as they prepare for their return to the Premier Division after winning the First Division last season.
Manager hails 'fantastic' season as Clydebank under-20s win West of Scotland League

1 week ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Jack Crawford

After a difficult opening to the season of just two wins in five matches, Bankies were almost immediately playing catch-up and progression in cup competitions had left them with a hectic schedule towards the end of the campaign.
Man cleared of Clydebank crossbow bolt attack on homes

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

Prosecutors accepted Thomas Gallagher was not guilty of culpably and recklessly discharging the crossbow towards a veranda door in the town's Orbiston Place on May 18 and 19, 2024. They also accepted he was not guilty of doing the same at a second flat at the same place on May 19. In both cases, it smashed the door, causing risk of injury to the occupants. But the 38-year-old did plead guilty to having a knuckleduster and a knife during an incident on February 8, 2025.
Clydebank school wins prestigious football tournament for second consecutive year

2 weeks ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Aidan Macdonald

St Peter the Apostle High School’s U16s capped off a remarkable 2024–25 season by winning a stunning invincible treble. The team lifted the Scottish Shield, the prestigious national tournament, with a commanding 5–1 victory over Inverurie Academy at Falkirk Stadium last month. Captain Cole Goldie led by example with two fantastic goals, while Mac Massie also netted a brilliant double. David Ruddy rounded off the scoring to cap an outstanding team performance.
Football match turns ugly as player punches man after tackle

2 weeks ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Tristan Stewart-Robertson

Stephen McGachy, of Arrochar, was playing in an over-40s match at the Mountblow football pitches in Clydebank and everything was normal at first. But around the 65th minute, McGachy was tackled by another player. A foul was called by the referee. McGachy, 45, walked towards the ref and said it had been a bad tackle, but the other player said it was not a foul. There was a confrontation and the player pushed McGachy, who then knocked the other man to the ground, splitting his lip.
Youth employment charity holds football-themed jobs fair

2 weeks ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Aidan Macdonald

Street League is a UK-wide organisation that uses sport as an engagement and learning development tool to support young people in finding employment or going into further education. A recent event at Goals in Clydebank, which comes after a similar event last year, saw them combine a football tournament with the chance for those in attendance to speak to potential employers. Several organisations were in attendance at the event, including McDonald's, the Army and Cameron House.
Controversial hydrogen Auchentoshan distillery plan scrapped

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

HyClyde, a project put forward by Marubeni Europower and Suntory Global Spirits, was set to create a small-scale hydrogen plant to decarbonise whisky production and was first announced in August 2024. The multi-million pound plans would have made Auchentoshan one of the first distilleries to be powered by green hydrogen.
MP 'delighted' at saviour of Dalmuir Golf Course as he is set to chair new trust

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

MP 'delighted' at saviour of Dalmuir Golf Course as he is set to chair new trust (Image: Newsquest/Colin Mearns) West Dunbartonshire's MP says he 'delighted' at the saviour of Dalmuir Golf Course as he is set to chair the new trust. Douglas McAllister has shared his ambition for the facility after the council's Infrastructure Regeneration and Economic Development approved the community asset transfer for a lease of £1 at a special meeting on Wednesday, June 4.
Sneak peek inside 3-floor new build on site of former Clydebank Playdrome

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

Sneak peek inside 3-floor new build on site of former Clydebank Playdrome (Image: Miller Homes) Take a sneak peek inside the three-floor new build home which is being constructed on the site of the former Clydebank Playdrome. The Leyton Mid home in the Millerpark estate is up for sale for £273,000. The 'striking' property is plot eight on Abbotsford Road, and is currently under construction, with developers Miller Homes asking for a reservation fee of £500.