The Latest Breaking News from Clydebank

Locals saw men launching litter at one another during a rammy on Graham Avenue before the brazen murder bid

A white Toyota C-HR car was deliberately driven at a 31-year-old man.

Police say it is 'fortunate' that the man did not sustain injuries as they are appeal for anyone who was in the area at the time of the incident and may have seen what happened to contact them.

Despite the engagement flop, we really need to raise a toast to the staff at Kilbowie Cafe who went above and beyond. Their amazing customer service almost makes up for Jim's lack of romanticism. Almost.

It's part of plans to mark the 80th anniversary of the Clydebank Blitz.

The town centre venue is still reopen its doors after closing when the pandemic hit.

Detectives believe the man pictured in the CCTV image may be able to assist with their ongoing enquiries into the incident, which happened at Kilbowie Road in October last year.

The commemoraton event has been scaled back from original plans, with a special medal no longer being handed out in a ceremony but instead being hand-delivered to recipients.

Money has been set aside to develop the studio, with West Dunbartonshire Council identifying a building at Richmond Street which could be used, although some councillors raised concerns over the cost.

A spate of recent incidents have been slammed by councillors, with sectarian, anti-Irish and anti-vax messages sprayed in Dumbarton, Bonhill and Clydebank.

The assault took place last night in the Hawthorn Street area of Clydebank when the 38-year-old man was was approached by a group of male youngsters.