Clydebank Post

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

Stephen Riddell, of Trafalgar Street, Clydebank, was told to leave the flat of a woman and she was forced to call police when he refused. Around 10am on August 6 last year, Riddell was in the property in Dumbarton Road and was asked return to his own home. The 57-year-old refused. The woman contacted police for help and they arrived around 10.25am. Officers found him in the bedroom, intoxicated, and he immediately became hostile.

4 days ago | clydebankpost.co.uk | Tristan Stewart-Robertson

Christopher Penny, from Leeds, was first spotted on the M8 near Paisley when officers tried to get him to pull over. The 53-year-old reached speeds of up to 105mph, heard Dumbarton Sheriff Court. Around 5.25pm on April 28 police were driving in a marked vehicle when they saw a car driving in front of them. Prosecutors said Penny was seen moving from left to right and crossing the central line several times without indicating. He continued over the Erskine Bridge, swerving as he did.

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.

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.

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.