Please find a selection of News Stories from the Your Radio Newsroom Team listed below:

» Tuesday 9 March 2010

ASDA CHILD ATTACKS MAY BE LINKED

Its believed the two attacks on children at a Dumbarton supermarket are linked. Read More...

» Tuesday 9 March 2010

MAN ROBBED IN PORT GLASGOW

A man was threatened with a knife and robbed in a frightening ordeal in Port Glasgow yesterday morning. Read More...

» Tuesday 9 March 2010

ROBB EXPELLED FROM SNP

A controversial Helensburgh councillor has been expelled from the SNP group. Read More...

» Monday 8 March 2010

SPT TRAVEL CENTRE IN YOUR RADIO AREA

The Strathclyde Partnership for Transport's mobile travel centre is back in the local area this week. Read More...

» Monday 8 March 2010

LOCALS TOLD TO BEWARE LOAN SCAM

Residents in Helensburgh and Lomond are being warned to beware of companies calling them to offer loans at what appear to be very competitive rates. Read More...

» Monday 8 March 2010

YOUNGSTERS CELEBRATE WORLD BOOK DAY

Youngsters at St Michael's Primary in Dumbarton were treated to a special storytelling session on Thursday to mark World Book Day. Read More...

» Friday 5 March 2010

THEATRE SHOW GIVES INVERCLYDE PUPILS CAREER CHOICES

Pupils from five schools in Inverclyde have been presented with the career options available to them, and the importance of career planning, through the creativity of theatre. Read More...

» Friday 5 March 2010

BAILLIE 'WORRIED' AT BED BLOCKING FIGURES

A local politician has expressed her deep concern over recent bed blocking figures in Scottish hospitals. Read More...

» Friday 5 March 2010

BRUCEHILL SET FOR HOUSING REGENERATION

A local housing association has been asked to draw up a blueprint for the regeneration of the Brucehill estate in Dumbarton. Read More...

» Thursday 4 March 2010

PIKE ANGLERS AGAINST LOCH LOMOND CAMPING BAN

Pike anglers have joined the campaign against new camping by-laws proposed for Loch Lomond. Read More...

» Thursday 4 March 2010

FERRY SCHEME CONTINUES DESPITE CUT

Private operator Western Ferries has vowed to continue a free travel scheme in the west of Scotland, despite a cut in subsidy. Read More...

» Thursday 4 March 2010

SICK THIEF STOLE FROM DEAD MAN

A sick thief from Bonhill has been jailed for four months for stealing a cherished gold ring from a dead man as he lay in an open coffin in a funeral parlour. Read More...

» Wednesday 3 March 2010

PARK AND RIDE PROPOSAL THROWN OUT

A controversial proposal to develop part of Dumbarton Common into a park-and-ride facility has been rejected by councillors. Read More...

» Wednesday 3 March 2010

LOCAL FIRM WIN WORLD CUP DEAL

A Dumbarton-based company has secured another prestigious contract. Read More...