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Nearly 4000 West Dunbartonshire pensioners receive disability payment support (opens the original)
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Nearly 4000 pensioners in West Dunbartonshire have received financial support through a new disability payment scheme. The Pension Age Disability Payment, delivered by Social Security Scotland, has helped 3780 pensioners in West Dunbartonshire who have significant care needs due to disability, terminal illness, or a long-term health condition. The scheme replaced the UK Government’s Attendance Allowance in 2025. 'Dire' future ahead amid multi-million-pound HSCP funding black hole West Dunbartons
Glasgow charity ball raised over £111,000 for charity in memory of young woman (opens the original)
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A charity ball in Glasgow has raised more than £111,000 in memory of a young woman who died from a rare cancer. Around 400 guests attended Eilidhâs Ball on Friday, September 18, to support Beatson Cancer Charity and remember Eilidh, who died at the age of 22 after being cared for at The Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre. Since then, her parents Elaine and Mick, sister Kerry and their family and friends have raised funds in her memory. The charity ball, held at the Radisson Blu Hotel, has
Clydebank event to uncover history of iconic Singer sewing factory (opens the original)
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The Clydebank Local History Society is set to host a talk on the town's industrial past. On Monday, October 5, Andrew Graham from WDC Arts and Heritage will present A Short History of Singers at Dalmuir Barclay Church beginning at 7.30. Visitors are welcome at the event, with a £3 donation requested from attendees. The Singer Sewing Machine factory was once the lifeblood of Clydebank, employing more than 16,000 people and significantly contributing to the town's early development. Its clock towe
Glasgow housing association secures £3.4m in benefits for tenants (opens the original)
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A housing association is stepping up support for tenants with millions of pounds in unclaimed benefits. Thenue Housing, based in Glasgow, announced at its recent AGM that £3.4 million was secured for tenants through its Financial Inclusion and Energy Advice Service between April 2025 and March this year. This marks a substantial rise from the £1.4m recorded the previous year. Glasgow-based firm donates £25,000 to Beatson Cancer Charity on 80th anniversary 'They're trying to kill the town cent
Scottish Water enhances 733 hectares of land through net zero programme (opens the original)
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More than 1000 football pitches’ worth of land have been enhanced through Scottish Water’s net zero programme. The improvements, totalling 733 hectares, have taken place during 2025/26 and include large-scale peatland restoration and woodland creation at key locations such as Loch Katrine and Backwater Reservoir. These projects support biodiversity, water quality and climate resilience while helping to reduce carbon emissions. Elise Cartmell, general manager for net zero at Scottish Water, said:
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