The Clydebank public has backed the ideal of a permanent tribute to the town’s Covid victims, with the waterfront the preferred location so far, after the Post told the story of Bankie Patrick Rooney, top, and his family’s call for a lasting A CLYDEBANK councillor is to call for the local authority to look at erecting a memorial in the town to those who lost their lives to Covid. Danny Lennie, who represents Clydebank Waterfront, has submitted a motion to the next West Dunbartonshire Council meeting calling for options for a commemoration, and an annual day of remembrance, to be considered, as well as a way of honouring key workers.
College to offer covid test kits to students and staff
Those working and learning at the West College Scotland campus are being encouraged to take part in a twice-weekly testing programme to support the safe return to in-person learning.
Lauren Mulvey from Paisley is keen to get back to in-person learning (Image: Paisley)
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Nichola Mable (right) outside The Recycle Room’s new premises at the Clyde Street Business Centre with Gil Paterson MSP and Lorraine McCullough from Food For Thought A CLYDEBANK community exchange charity welcomed the public to their new premises over the weekend. The Recycle Room in Clydebank opened its doors to residents at their new space at Unit 7 in Clyde Street Business Centre. The organisation previously operated out of the The Hub on Kilbowie Road, but had to find a new home when the centre was forced to close during the first lockdown in March 2020. However, the organisation were left to struggle as The Hub was later reopened as a Covid testing station.