POLICE officers are appealing for information after a male indecently exposed himself to a woman on Cardross Road POLICE officers are appealing for information after a cyclist indecently exposed himself to a woman on a main road in Dumbarton. The incident, which took place on Cardross Road around 6.50pm on Saturday, January 2, saw A 42-year-old woman was walking along Cardross Road towards Cardross at around 6.50pm on Saturday, January 2 when a male cyclist exposed himself to her as he rode past. The male suspect is described as being between 15-17 years of age, with a round face. He was wearing a dark tracksuit with a light stripe down the arm and was riding a dark-coloured mountain bike.
Glasgow family firm to open pizza restaurant in Edinburgh St James Quarter | Scottish energy giant exits North Sea
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Glasgow family firm to open pizza restaurant in Edinburgh St James Quarter | Scottish energy giant exits North Sea | Edinburgh oil firm wins $1bn tax case Scottish energy giant SSE this week agreed to sell its North Sea gas business to acquisitive Viaro Energy for £120 million amid the shake-up in the area. The deal will allow London-based Viaro to acquire stakes in a range of big North Sea assets including the giant Laggan Tormore development West of Shetland.
FRANCE closed its border to the UK over the first new strain of coronavirus this week. It was swift and there was nothing Britain could do. A second new strain of the virus had arrived by the time final negotiations over the post-Brexit trade deal were being acted out and, while the finality of the EU’s locked borders was not Brexit-related, it appeared as a kind of dark harbinger. The impact on Scottish food producers who export fresh and perishable goods such as seafood and salmon has been “absolutely disastrous” leading to a “black Christmas” for many, said David Thomson of the Food and Drink Federation Scotland.
The waterfront site BUSINESSMEN Sandy and James Easdale have acquired an extensive waterfront site off Cardross Road just outside Dumbarton, with their planned development on the land bringing their total construction projects to more than £400m. The grounds of the former St Michael’s Primary School, less than one mile to the west of Dumbarton town centre, has been purchased by the brothers for an undisclosed sum through agent JLL and will pave the way for a £30m residential development. Zoned as a residential opportunity within the West Dunbartonshire Local Development Plan, the 13-acre site previously had planning permission for housing which will be reapplied for in due course.
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James and Sandy Easdale to unveil further land deals after buying âextensiveâ waterfront site off Cardross Road
Sandy and James Easdale BUSINESSMEN Sandy and James Easdale have other land deals in the pipeline likely to be unveiled in the first quarter, after acquiring an “extensive waterfront site” off Cardross Road just outside Dumbarton. The grounds of the former St Michael’s Primary School, less than one mile west of Dumbarton town centre, have been purchased by the brothers, who own bus firm McGill’s, for an undisclosed sum through agent JLL from the trustees of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur.