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Helensburgh Station Bar assault leads to warning for man
Jan 1, 2025 · A MAN has been warned for a pub assault on Christmas Eve in Helensburgh. The 66-year-old man committed the crime at about 9.30pm on December 24 in the town's Station Bar, said police. They issued him with a recorded police warning ...
Helensburgh waterfront legal fight could see everyone lose
Dec 31, 2024 · IF there is meant to be a winner in the battle over Helensburgh's waterfront, it's difficult to see who. More than 5,000 people have signed a petition against a supermarket there. Some residents DO want one, but specifically an Aldi or Lidl, which it won't be. If you want more supermarket diversity ...
Year in review: Top Advertiser stories from the end of 2024
Dec 30, 2024 · The popular restaurant in the town centre of Helensburgh has been put on the market (Image: Graham and Sibbald) However, in other hospitality news that month, we reported that a much-loved Helensburgh restaurant and bar had been put up for sale.. Riverhill Courtyard on West Princes Street was brought to market by property agents Graham and Sibbald who are looking for offers in the region of £ ...
Helensburgh and Lomond flooding could be just the start
Oct 12, 2023 · Roads became rivers across Helensburgh and Lomond at the weekend as nearly a month's worth of rain fell in 24 hours.
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Helensburgh cinema buyout campaign provide major updates
Oct 29, 2024 · And over August and September, they held three successful community engagement events to update the public on what's been achieved so far. Judith Eele from Community Enterprise and Brian Sayer, chair of the newly formed limited company (Image: Save The Tower Steering Group). Donna Hicks from the Save the Tower Steering Group told the Advertiser: "This is a crucial point in the process for us.