Clydebank

The popular Duntocher youngster was a huge fan of Clydebank Football Club and after her death tributes flooded in from chairman Gordon Robertson, former captain Gordon Lappin and manager Budgie McGhie. She was also very close to club director ...

"Sectarianism is a serious problem for Scotland. We tend to think it is a football problem but only a third of arrests for sectarian behaviour are football related. "This problem seeps right across our society and that's what makes the work of Nil By ...

Another resident added: "When the school was demolished a few years ago the football pitches were still in good condition and were used for quite a while but now they've been completely wrecked. It's a shame because with a bit of effort ... Sgt Iain ...

Since 2009 council officers have been locked in crunch talks with Tesco over the proposed move which would see an 87,000 sq ft superstore - bigger than most football pitches including Hampden - established in the town centre. The deal would also bring ...

SCOTTISH football fans are renowned the world over for being some of the most devoted and passionate supporters around. But little Jessica Earl set a new record for her dedication to the national team when she became ... Her dad Clydebank man Gary Earl ...

... Clydebank who have disabilities are being welcomed to try their hand at a variety of different sports by joining a sports club. The Dunbartonshire Children's Disability Sports Club, meet every Saturday and allow youngsters the chance to play ...

Plenty of famous names have passed through their ramshackle home at Glenhead Park in the village of Duntocher , near Clydebank on the outskirts of Glasgow. Scotland internationals such as John Wark, Asa Hartford, John Robertson, Andy Gray and Archie ...

The pair eventually met in person and played football together with other youngsters. The court heard ... Later that night, the victim and another boy were going to a friend's house in Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, when they became aware of the accused.

THE supporters' trust from one of the Scottish Football League clubs threatening a breakaway to the Scottish Premiere League has said that it is “watching the situation closely” and will be seeking to ensure that fans are not forgotten as machinations ...