Alan Caldwell: Last News

Two pals who set up a community radio station in Alexandria over lockdown have admitted they still can’t believe it now has its own studio.

An Alexandria radio presenter referred for a scan after having a tumour removed has hit out after being asked if he wanted to be removed from the lengthy waiting list.

Talented local musicians will be in the spotlight as West Dunbartonshire’s community radio station host their first live charity event.

Jacqui Low has reportedly resigned as Partick Thistle chair along with the vast majority of the board who have yielded to the furious fanbase.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Police are hunting for a father and son who went missing.Alan Caldwell (48) from Polbeth took his twelve-year-old son Thomas out and the pair have not been seen since yesterday afternoon.Police and the family are now desperately appealing to the public for information.A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Officers in West Lothian are carrying out enquiries to trace father and son Alan Caldwell (48) and Thomas Caldwell (12), who have been reported missing from Polbeth.“They were last seen around 1pm on Monday, 12 April, and are believed to be travelling in a purple Volvo S40 (SL05 LPP).

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A community radio station set up to keep Dumbarton and the Vale entertained during lockdown has been handed a top award for its work during the pandemic.River Radio, which started life as Leven Lockdown Radio, has been awarded the accolade by the Scotland Loves Local campaign, which has highlighted the incredible work of organisations to support their communities during the pandemic.Meanwhile, two Dumbarton chemists were praised for ensuring their services continued to run and customers felt safe since the outbreak.Set up by pals Alan Caldwell and Paul Lucas, the station aimed to bring local radio back to the area following the demise of Castle Rock FM

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