A dedicated police officer has spoke of her frustration after being told her son couldn’t get a space at an education hub for children of key workers.
13.03.2020 - 18:53 / dailyrecord.co.uk
A union has launched a campaign calling on the council to end the “sexual discrimination” of carers and nursery staff who are forced to pay fees they need to work.
GMB filed a formal grievance with West Dunbartonshire Council yesterday (Monday), saying the workers, who are predominantly women, are being unfairly treated.
The union says the local authority pays for similar fees for craft workers, including Corgi registration fees for gas fitters and plumbers.
But this does not extend to those who
A dedicated police officer has spoke of her frustration after being told her son couldn’t get a space at an education hub for children of key workers.
For generations, your local paper’s team has been moved and amazed by the achievements and resilience of the people of West Dunbartonshire during the highs and lows that life inevitably brings.
Nurseries in West Dunbartonshire will no longer need to be ready to offer extended hours from August.
Recycling and food waste uplifts have been stopped due to the coronavirus pandemic.
People across West Dunbartonshire are this morning waking up to their first day of lockdown.
West Dunbartonshire Council is putting all upcoming meetings on hold in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Scottish Government has been criticised over talks for "key workers" to protect public services in the coronavirus crisis.
West Dunbartonshire's SQA school exams are cancelled due to the coronavirus breakout.
A campaign is being launched to reduce thousands of needless false fire alarms.
Schools throughout West Dunbartonshire will close their doors after final classes on Friday - and may not reopen until after the summer holidays.
An operator’s bid to quarry a controversial Milton site faces uncertainty after councillors failed to back the move,
A councillor is calling for an emergency meeting to take place to discuss the local authority’s action plan.
A West Dunbartonshire doctor has made an urgent call for strict isolation measures to be implemented now to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
All "non-essential visits" to West Dunbartonshire Council-run care homes are being limited to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Council chiefs have temporarily suspended early years sessions in libraries due to coronavirus.
A union has launched a campaign calling on the council to end the “sexual discrimination” of carers and nursery staff who are forced to pay fees they need to work.
Tenants of council properties across West Dunbartonshire will see their rent increase by 1.9 percent in a bid to fund 350 new homes.
By Bruce Haring
West Lothian Council is set to invest over £340 million in 2020/21 to 2027/28 on assets to support the delivery of essential services.
Business owners are being braced for the brunt of coronavirus and warned to take steps to prepare themselves against the “very real threat”.