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More than 10,000 people braved the rain for the 2019 Scottish Pipe Band Championships as it celebrated 20 years in West Dunbartonshire.
An Alexandria dad and daughter are making the Scottish Pipe band Championships a family affair this year as they gear up to compete alongside each other.
A record number of visitors turned out to watch the popular annual Loch Lomond Highland Games at Balloch.
West Dunbartonshire Council is investing £500,000 to change the lives of young people across the area.
A group of top lawn bowlers, who are visiting West Dunbartonshire for a national tournament, have been celebrated at a civic reception.
A group of West Dunbartonshire residents had tea with the Queen last week at her annual Garden Party.
Two life-saving defibrillators have been installed at Bruce Street Day Centre and will be added to the Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS) register.
Members and delegates of the STUC Youth Conference have been honoured at a Civic Reception for the important work they do for young people in Scotland.
West Dunbartonshire Council will give residents more say on how its budget is used as part of a new consultation process being introduced.
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Scottish Pipe Band Championships in West Dunbartonshire for 20th year
Published : 29 July 2019
It’s a family affair at the Scottish Pipe Band Championships
Published : 22 July 2019
Record numbers attend Loch Lomond Highland Games
Published : 15 July 2019
£500,000 to improve life chances of young people
Published : 10 July 2019
Civic Reception for bowlers competing in West Dunbartonshire
Published : 10 July 2019
Community champions enjoy tea with the Queen at Garden Party
Published : 05 July 2019
New defibrillators installed at Bruce St Day Centre
Published : 03 July 2019
Civic Reception for STUC Youth Conference
Published : 02 July 2019
New consultation process will give residents more say on budget
Published : 02 July 2019