Welcome to the Council's Public Relations section
Community groups in West Dunbartonshire are sharing £500,000 to improve the lives of local young people.
Two Council employees have been hailed as heroes after they saved a man's life on their walk to work.
A new exhibition that showcases a range of extraordinary work by women artists working in Scotland throughout the 20th century has opened at Clydebank Museum and Art Gallery.
West Dunbartonshire has become the first UK Council to introduce innovative safety technology that allows its refuse collection vehicles to be brought to a controlled stop in an emergency situation.
Clydebank High hosted the first ever West Dunbartonshire Learning Festival at the school last Friday.
Dumbarton Academy has become the first school in West Dunbartonshire to receive a national award celebrating its nurturing ethos.
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Projects for young people benefit from half a million pounds in funding
Published : 21 February 2020
Council employees hailed heroes for saving a life on walk to work
Published : 20 February 2020
Celebrate Scotland’s female artists at new exhibition in Clydebank
Published : 19 February 2020
Innovative safety technology installed in West Dunbartonshire's refuse vehicles
Published : 17 February 2020
Clydebank High host first learning festival
Published : 10 February 2020
High School is first to receive National Award in West Dunbartonshire
Published : 06 February 2020