By Charlie Sherry “Dae ye waant tae cycle tae Moscow tae see the Olympics games?” “Cycle tae where, Moscow, are ye aff yer heid?” This was the beginning of a conversation Clydebank lad Alex Scullion had with his brother Reg sometime early in 1980 which ultimately led to … [Read more...] about To Russia with Reg
Clydesider’s Cuppa with Irvine Welsh
Words and photos by Charlie Sherry “It’s shite being Scottish,” well it was at one time for bestselling novelist Irvine Welsh in the words of one of his most famous creations - Renton. Sitting across from the great man, author, playwright, film director and producer in the … [Read more...] about Clydesider’s Cuppa with Irvine Welsh
Shore Has Potential
By Angela Clark Photos courtesy of Friends of Dumbarton Foreshore Plastic tampon applicators, bottles, cups and cotton buds litter local shorelines. Each piece a danger to sea life and ultimately to human life. Scientists have already identified plastic molecules in our … [Read more...] about Shore Has Potential
Champion Gardener
By Jenny Watson Faced with barriers and adversity in life, we sometimes chose the option of hiding and avoiding. Not Cameron Russell. A few years ago, he struggled with starting a new school and it impacted his mental wellbeing. Until a teacher recognised Cameron’s … [Read more...] about Champion Gardener
Recipes for Living
By Angela Clark A cook book created by people who had been homeless aims to encourage healthier eating and improve cooking skills. The venture saw staff, residents and former service users of Blue Triangle’s homeless accommodation Clydebank work together to create a cook … [Read more...] about Recipes for Living