Liz Daly: Last News

Desperate to recover from his 40-year drug addiction and start a new life, Tony Devine applied for a passport in a bid to fulfil his dream of visiting family overseas.

Local members of the WASPI campaign headed to Manchester recently for a poignant memorial service.

online portal can contact me on 07766 902747 to arrange a written comment – it is vital that everyone’s voice can be heard.”Friends of Dumbarton Foreshore core-group member Liz Daly said: “This local nature area needs to be preserved.“It has been a lifeline for so many people during the pandemic, providing a relaxing place to exercise, release stress and have safer contact with others”.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Women in their 60s across West Dunbartonshire affected by a pensions overhaul which left their retirement plans in tatters are eagerly awaiting a landmark ruling today (Tuesday).Liz Daly who is the co-ordinator of the West Dunbartonshire Waspi (Women Against State Pension Injustice) group says she and her peers are nervous about the judgement but hopeful it’ll go in their favour.In July, judges convened to hear the appeal against a judgement which upheld the move the Waspi campaign is battling against.In October 2019 the High Court ruled on a claim for judicial review brought by the Back to 60 campaign, led by women born in the 1950s.They claimed the