Vulnerable residents to get new community digital alarm
Vulnerable residents can expect to benefit from a new community digital alarm by the end of 2025 once a preferred supplier has been found.
West Dunbartonshire teachers to be offered professional learning opportunities
Teachers in West Dunbartonshire will be offered professional learning opportunities designed to help children and young people experience high quality learning, teaching and assessment.
Councillors set for showdown over who will lead next administration
West Dunbartonshire councillors are set for a showdown over who will lead the next administration at a special meeting this afternoon.
West Dunbartonshire Leisure Trust withdraws early years services
Early years staff in West Dunbartonshire will be required to provide appropriate sports and physical activities within Early Learning Centres after the leisure trust withdrew its services.
Concerns over funding to feed kids on school breaks raised by councillors
Funding to help feed children in need during school holidays will not be available to cover Christmas, Easter or the October break, West Dunbartonshire councillors have been told
Campaign to transform Loch Lomond area into watersports centre
A community group is campaigning to transform an area on the banks of Loch Lomond into a multi-purpose watersports centre for school children.
Council to bring forward enrolment date for primary one pupils
The primary one enrolment date for pupils across West Dunbartonshire is set to be brought forward for the start of the 2025 school year
Council to restrict number of betting offices in West Dunbartonshire
New planning rules that will restrict the number of betting offices and payday lending shops set up across West Dunbartonshire are being introduced by the council.
Calls made for entire West Dunbartonshire Labour group to resign
Calls have been made for West Dunbartonshire Council’s entire Labour group to quit after the party suddenly resigned their leadership at Wednesday’s full council meeting.
Police say shoplifting rise not because of less officers
The rise in shoplifting crimes across West Dunbartonshire is not linked to a reduction in town centre police officer numbers, police have insisted.
