Helping the most vulnerable families navigate the cost of living crisis will be a key priority for the newly elected West Dunbartonshire administration.
Stunning results declared on Friday saw the Labour group take back control of the local authority as a majority council with all 12 candidates elected in 12 of the 22 seats available.
The SNP saw nine councillors elected, a decrease of one, while both Tory councillors lost their seats. West Dunbartonshire Community Party candidate Jim Bollan, who has been a councillor for more than 30 years has also kept his seat.