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Helensburgh man sets out on Land's End to John O'Groats cycle in memory of dad
A Helensburgh man is cycling from Land’s End to John O’Groats in memory of his late father who suffered from dementia. Graham Walker, also known as ‘Whisky Walker’, set off from Cornwall on his 1,080-mile journey on Tuesday, May 21 to raise cash
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Helensburgh Child Contact Centre volunteers invite locals to fund-raising event
Volunteers from a Helensburgh based organisation are welcoming locals to their upcoming coffee morning next month. Helensburgh Child Contact Centre are hosting the event on Saturday, June 15 at The Bridge, Helensburgh Parish Church's community
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Full list of street closures for this week's Babcock Helensburgh 10K road race
A full list of road closures taking place during Helensburgh’s Babcock 10K race later this week has been revealed. The closures will take place across 21 streets between 7.15pm to 9pm on Thursday, May 30. The event is the last in this year's
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Remembering D-Day: Helensburgh service to mark 80th anniversary of WW2 landings
A SERVICE to mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings is to be held in Helensburgh next week. A ceremony and service of remembrance will take place at the war memorial in Hermitage Park on June 6. The Normandy landings on June 6, 1944
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'Inconsiderate and dangerous parking' could lead to new enforcement options
Council bosses are considering enforcement options to stop drivers parking on pavements and flouting the law. Argyll and Bute Council said they were considering how to ensure the ban brought into force last year could be more effective. An
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Alleged class A drugs discovered in Helensburgh
A HELENSBURGH man has been reported for alleged possession of class A drugs. The 31-year-old man from the town was stopped by police on East King Street around 9.45am on May 14. Officers said after a search, he was found to be in possession
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Helensburgh man's dangerous driving left two in hospital after horror A814 smash
A HELENSBURGH man has pleaded guilty to putting two people in hospital after his reckless driving caused a car crash. Douglas Harkin, 35, admitted causing injury to two people by driving dangerously and at excessive speed, losing control and colliding
