West Dunbartonshire schools close until at least January 18

A West Virginia state lawmaker resigned Saturday as he faces charges of entering a restricted area of the U.S. Capitol after he livestreamed himself with rioters.  In a letter, Republican Del.

A West Virginia Republican state lawmaker who posted a video of himself storming the nation's Capitol resigned Saturday effectively immediately after being charged by federal authorities.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Organisers of the Levengrove Parkrun are urging people to kickstart their new year health drive with a Parkrun resolution.The event proved a smash hit with locals and visitors alike when it launched this time last year, and the scenic Dumbarton route even reached the final of the Parkrun World Cup earlier this year.However, with mass gatherings off the cards since lockdown was introduced in March,

A West Virginia state lawmaker will not resign despite facing pressure to do so after posting a video of himself joining a crowd in storming the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, his lawyer says.  State Delegate Derrick Evans, a Republican, "committed no criminal act that day," his attorney, John H.

Chelsea Clinton opened up about how her mom, Hillary Clinton, reacted to the devastating and horrifying riot at the Capitol on January 6. Chelsea, 40, spoke with Drew Barrymore on her daytime talk show on January 7, describing the former Secretary of State and First Lady’s initial reaction to the horrifying events. “I said, ‘Mom, you have to turn on the television,'” Chelsea recalled for The Drew Barrymore Show host, referencing the phone call she made to her mom.

Ogilvie School Campus in November, can lead to the school closing for a period of time.

A West Virginia lawmaker took video of himself and other supporters of President Donald Trump rushing into the U.S. Capitol after they breached the security perimeter.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.The rate of coronavirus cases in West Dunbartonshire almost doubled in one week.The latest Public Health Scotland figures released today show that the seven-day positive rate per 100,000 people is 250.8 – up from 125.9 one week earlier.This rate is based on the number of recorded cases between December 27 and January 2, where a total of 223 people across West Dunbartonshire received positive test results.One

Covid-19 pandemic.Cases have soared in the wake of Christmas and New Year celebrations.The worrying stats called re-opening schools as planned into question.Nicola Sturgeon is set to announce new lockdown ­measures on Monday.On her agenda is a potential plan to shut schools for the next month.Schools in Scotland are due to return full-time on January 18 – but a rise in infections has prompted plans for a longer school shutdown.While some Scots think keeping kids in the classroom is all wrong,

The West Virginia National Guard admitted Thursday that 42 people expecting to receive the Moderna vaccine for COVID-19 were instead accidentally given the Regeneron antibody used to treat infections.

Renewed plans for Flamingo Land development at Loch LomondJohn added: “Our frustration is that so many people don’t know we are here.“We are aware of the fact there are hundreds of ex-army and navy service people throughout West Dunbartonshire but they don't know we exist.“We want to change that and make more people aware that we are here and want to help.”Earlier this year, the UK Government announced extra support for veterans due to the pandemic, including launching a consultation on tax

Police hunt man involved in attempted robbery at Dumbarton shopShe went on: “It is heartbreaking for so many of you. I do understand that.

West Dunbartonshire to remain at level three of coronavirus restriction systemThe report states: “The data shows a reduction in the number of young people testing positive since October.“A spike in positive cases occurred on return from the October break, suggesting that infection was not caused by school attendance, but rather community transfer.”And it also highlights that the percentage of those being asked to self-isolate is in decline, having peaked in early November.Last month, councillors

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Demand remains high for the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) according to West Dunbartonshire Council as efforts are made to reduce the waiting list.A report being presented to councillors tomorrow (Wednesday) outlines that more children have been able to secure appointments.The detail is contained within the Covid-19 update which will be considered at the latest meeting of West