Homeless deaths 'reflection of country's housing emergency', says MSP
There has been a drop in the number of homeless deaths in Argyll and Bute according to new figures.
Dumbarton man admits hurling sectarian and homophobic abuse at police
Graeme Connolly kicked off when police were called to the Aladdin takeaway in High Street, Dumbarton, after reports of a man refusing to leave.
The Gratitude List: Share your stories of who and what you're thankful for
The Gratitude List will celebrate the people in your life who made you feel thankful through their deeds or just being them.
First stage of assisted dying bill backed - but how did Helensburgh's MP vote?
Brendan O'Hara MP wrote to constituents who asked for his position as the SNP abstained from voting on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.
'Unacceptable': Helensburgh shops hit out as town struggles with banking crisis
Helensburgh shop owners have hit out at the banking crisis as the town was struggling to get services on Friday with the closure of RBS and reduced Bank of Scotland hours.
Exclusive REVEALED: First mock-ups of controversial new Helensburgh Co-op
Previously unseen mock-ups of Helensburgh's new waterfront supermarket have been revealed by campaigners trying to stop the plans.
In Pictures Christmas lights organisers thank performers, volunteers and public
Organisers of Helensburgh's Christmas lights switch-on have thanked visitors and performers for helping make it a success.
Christmas window competition returns - this year with a treat for youngsters
The Best Dressed Window Competition is back for a second year in Helensburgh and residents are being asked to vote for their favourites.
