FROM OUR FILES, Friday May 18 2018
When Bailie McKinven was about to be sworn in, ex-colleague Councillor William Campbell said: ‘I hope you’re satisfied now, Dan.’
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From our files, May 11 2018
The proceedings were slightly marred by the disqualification of some cherry cakes, which had been prepared in the wrong size of tin.
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FROM OUR FILES, April 13, 2018
A Tayinloan chef has struck a blow for men’s rights by winning a sex discrimination battle against Strathclyde Regional Council.
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FROM OUR FILES, March 30 2018
TV reception ‘Disgraceful’ said a sheriff as he fined three Ileachs £10 each for operating television sets without licences, Sheriff D J McDiarmid said he had a great deal of sympathy with the accused.
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From our files, January 26 2018
The Committee were evidently suffering from an embarrassment of riches, for at the end several items had to be abandoned to enable the sailors to catch the last boat to the ship.
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From our files, January 19 2018
A Campbeltown grandmother this week told of her terror after surviving a blaze that ripped through her home…’We could have died!’ she said.
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From our files, December 29 2017
A happy and contented-looking company of the inmates assembled, and enjoyed, with the visitors an excellent evening’s entertainment.
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From our files, December 15, 2017
It appeared that the accused, on the several occasions on which they had got access to the bakehouse, had made scones in the oven.
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From our files, December 8, 2017
‘But we hope people will be moved as we were to help the refugees, particularly the children, who are suffering.’