Candidates were grilled by the public at a lively hustings organised by the Clydebank TUC in Dumbarton last week.
Labour’s Martin Rooney, the SNP’s Ronnie McColl, Conservative Matthew Dillon, Lynda McEwan of the TUSC, Jim Bollan of the Community Party, Libertarian Jonathan Rainey, Sovereignty’s Kelly Wilson and the Scottish Family Party’s Andrew Muir all attended the Concord Centre event - answering a range of questions from a busy audience.
They were questioned about the future of the West Dunbartonshire Leisure Trust, after proposed cuts to staffing, about the environment, freedom of speech and how they will work with local trade unions during two hours of debate.
