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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New café in Clydebank teases opening as they hold 'recruitment day'

23 hours ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Emily Moore

Bread has announced it will open its doors in the Clyde Shopping Centre in the coming weeks and is on the hunt for staff. Owners of the new eatery are holding an open day in a bid to allow potential employees a chance to become familiar with the new business. The recruitment drive will run from 11am till 4pm on Thursday, May 15. READ NEXT: 'Breaks my heart': Out of School Care announces closure after 20 years Counter staff and cooks are welcome to attend.
Council to claim lost income on housing development after company went bust

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

Connect Modular, which was transforming a brownfield gap site in Clydebank, when they appointed administrators in January this year, a month before the homes were due to be delivered. The vacant plot on Gilmour Avenue, Hardgate, was set to become two semi-detached homes with off-street parking, as councillors say the project was 80 per cent complete when works ceased.
'Breaks my heart': Out of School Care announces closure after 20 years

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

Tracy Pauley from Radnor Park Out of School Care says it's with a "heavy heart", she has made the decision to close their doors on Friday, June 6, after more than 22 years. In a statement released on Tuesday, May 13, Tracy says she gave everything she could to keep the service running, including going without pay. The privately run facility commonly served Kilbowie Primary School.
Full list of BT phone boxes to be removed in West Dunbartonshire

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

The telecommunications provider has been consulting the council over the planned scrapping of 13 phone boxes. The service has so far removed 6,000 phone boxes over the last two years in the UK from their previously 20,000-strong fleet, as they blame a 'huge' decline in the usage of payphones. Research from the company found that 98 per cent of the population use mobile phones.
Bus operator warns of 'significant delays' as road closure causes 3-week diversion

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

West Coast Motors has had to divert its 15 and 17 services as it warns some passengers may not be served after it was announced that the A810 Duntocher Road will shut. The closure will commence on Sunday, May 18 and is estimated to last until Sunday, June 1. We previously reported how the main route between East and West Dunbartonshire will close from the boundary between the council area to the road's junction with Peel Glen Road.
'Extremely popular': Two-bed flat with views over the Clyde hits market for £135k

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

Two-bed flat with views over the Clyde hits the market for £135k (Image: s1homes) A two-bedroom flat with views over the Clyde has hit the market for offers over £135,000. The property, which is in an "extremely popular" modern development, is being advertised by estate agents Slater Hogg & Howison. Located on Littlemill Place, Bowling, the first-floor flat boasts fabulous views over the River Clyde to the Erskine Bridge and across to the luxury Marr Hall Golf Club.
What's next for the Kilpatrick Hills? Residents invited to have say on 10-year plan

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

What's next for the Kilpatrick Hills? Residents invited to have say on 10-year plan (Image: Forestry and Land Scotland) What's next for the Kilpatrick Hills? Residents are being asked to help develop a 10-year plan for the area. Forestry and Land Scotland is asking locals to help them construct a long-term management plan for the woodlands. The hills, which are a popular spot for recreation, are also used as a timber-producing forest.
Clydebank mural celebrating town's history catches attention of celebrity

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

Clydebank mural celebrating town's history catches attention of celebrity (Image: Supplied) A mural which was placed inside a Clydebank hall celebrating the town's history has caught the attention of a local celebrity. Members of the Dalmuir Barclay Church were stunned to receive a letter from a bankie star after featuring him in their display. In a 10-week project joint with the Clydesiders, locals curated photos, poems and artwork which celebrate the identity of the town.
Fire 'set' in school grounds as smoke seen pluming in the sky

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

Firefighters alerted to fire set within primary schools grounds (Image: Supplied) Firefighters rushed to a Clydebank school last night after a fire was 'set' in the grounds. Emergency crews were called to Kilbowie Primary at 6.52pm on Thursday, May 8, following reports of a blaze within the school grounds. In a photo shared with the Clydebank Post, smoke can be seen billowing across the sky, believed to be from the West Thomson Street building.
Clydebank MSP Marie McNair to seek re-election in 2026

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

Marie McNair celebrates becoming Clydebank's first female MSP Clydebank's MSP Marie McNair is to seek re-election in 2026, it has been announced. On Wednesday, the SNP released their list of candidates for the Scottish Parliament election, which includes Marie, who is looking to be elected for another five years. The former St Margaret of Scotland Hospice nurse was first elected in 2003 to West Dunbartonshire Council for the Clydebank Waterfront Ward.