... Bain to speak SECRETARY of the Glasgow North Local Health Council Mr Hugh Bain has accepted an invitation from Bishopbriggs Community Council to speak at their November meeting. Community council secretary Wilson Walker told a subcommittee meeting last ...

... Speak up SIR The Labour Party In Dumbarton district should withdraw from the Council. How can they condnue, surrounded es they are by such a shambles? The parliamentary candidate is no longer credible, attending public occasions for media purposes, while ...

... Speaking up for themselves PUBLIC speaking teams from six secondary schools will be competing at Chryston High School for the Samuel and Alice Law Trophy, presented by the British Legion in Cumbernauld, tonight (Wednesday). : The contest has grown out ...

... POLL SPEAKS VOLUMES SIR The results of the Radio 4 Person of the Year awards provided interesting reeding. Conservative Party Chairman Norman Tebbit came third in the men's poll while in the women s section, Margaret Thatcher came second. No other ...

... SPEAKS FOR ITSE T S A DEDICATED team of- volunteers brings the voice of the Herald each week to those who are unable to read the local headlines for themselves. Strathkelvin’s Talking Newspaper Association gives its blind and partially-sighted clients ...

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... Hood speaks out on 'sectarian' claim THE row over allegations that Dumbarton District Council's deputy provost made a sectarian comment to one of his constituents fizzled out last week . . . With councillors reluct•ntly accep• tint that they could take ...

... THERAPISTS SPEAK OUT ON PAY DISPUTE ...

... R DU PRI P ~ achance to speak RESIDENTS of Auchinairn will get the chance tonight (Wednesday) to speak out over the shock move to divide their community between Glasgow and Strathkelvin Districts. The District Council have organised a public meeting in ...

... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COUNCIL BOSS SPEAKS OUT ON MEADOW 'SNAGS' SIR Regarding your article Meadow Cover-up Falls, perhaps you will allow me to put the record straight on a number of matters contained in that report. side as they begin their descent ...

... their cruel and heartless approach to the disabled. I tried myself to speak in the debate, and was none too pleased when 1 was not called at all because time ran out. 1 was particularly furious when Mr Nicholas Ridley steadfastly refused to give way to ...

... Generally speaking it would mean the disappearance of the muchcriticised town centre as it stands and its replacement with a covered over shopping mall along the same lines as, but on a smaller scale than the one at Clydebank. Mr James Webster, Dumbarton's ...