Reece Duncan: Last News

It was party time at Central Park as Whitburn secured promotion from the East of Scotland Conference X thanks to a 4-1 win over Stoneyburn.

A thug who dodged prison for a Halloween scissor attack which left a schoolboy scarred for life has continued to walk free despite admitting a catalogue of further crimes.

Whitburn boss Darren Wilson has hailed his side’s strength in depth after the club secured back-to-back promotions.

Two goals in the first four minutes of the second half ensured Whitburn took the points in an entertaining affair against Fauldhouse United.

Whitburn boss Darren Wilson praised his side’s ability to win ugly after inflicting a first defeat of the season on Syngenta.

Whitburn coach Darren Wilson says the fact seven different players have found the scoresheet in the last two games is proof of the Burnie’s strength in depth.

Jack Henderson was the last minute hero for Whitburn as they sealed a dramatic 2-1 victory at Armadale Thistle, writes Kieran Polland.

A fine second-half display saw Whitburn take the points against local rivals Bathgate Thistle at Central Park.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Jamie Sandilands made a winning start to life as Whitburn boss as they took the points against Sauchie.Darren Tomaszewski opened the scoring early on for the Burnie but they needed two goals in the final 20 minutes to seal the deal after they were pegged back.Martin Russell restored his the lead before a Reece Duncan penalty completed the scoring.A delighted Sandilands said: “It was important to just get the result with it being the first game but we also put in a very good performance.“I thought we dominated the first half and we were a little disappointed to be only one goal up - and even then our keeper has had to make a tremendous save just