Preparations to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Clydebank Blitz have been scaled back by West Dunbartonshire’s cultural committee following an overlap in celebration plans.
The local authority had been planning to host a remembrance service on Sunday, March 13 in Our Holy Redeemer's Church in Clydebank but decided not to proceed in view of the news that the St Andrew’s Church intended to hold a service the same day and had already asked Baillie Dennis Agnew to speak.
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