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A new mountain bike trail network and skills area is being proposed for Balloch Park.

A popular Scottish soap has been praised for its work in tackling a range of important issues in a tribute by West Dunbartonshire Council.

Labour have taken control of West Dunbartonshire Council, winning an outright majority for the first time since 2012.

The destruction of an Iron Age fort in Milton now “seems likely” say councillors whose refusal of a bid to expand Sheephill quarry now looks to be overturned.

Glasgow.Police have launched a probe after the message "all T**** are targets" was spotted on Hawthorn Street near junction for Duntocher Road in Clydebank.

Scotland at the Euros: Dumbarton stars Paul McGinn and Murdo MacLeod reactThe long-running bid was expected to come to an end but councillors decided to continue the applications so a representative from Historic Environment Scotland could attend and answer questions at the virtual meeting.It was heard that there had been new representations and supplementary information which councillors said required more debate.It was also noted that Councillor Lawrence O’Neill was prevented from sitting on the decision as he didn’t attend the previous hearing, despite being part of previous discussions on it.Bailie Denis Agnew said: “Given that there’s been new letters of support and objections and information not available at the last meeting on March

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A senior officer will be shared between West Dunbartonshire and Inverclyde councils to save over £22,000.A service manager responsible for policy, performance, srategy and community planning will equally split their time across the two councils.The employee works for West Dunbartonshire Council and will also do the currently vacant role at Inverclyde.Councillors were split on the move at a full council meeting last week, with Labour rejecting the proposal.