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Crown seeks to recover £197,000 from ex-council leader jailed over romance fraud
Bearsden bookshop now permitted to deliver alcohol to customers
Milngavie welcomes John Grisham — without the Edinburgh price tag
East Dunbartonshire Council decides against introduction of visitor levy
Council expects to pay £145m in interest for a £138m school
Controversial new Lenzie Academy hit with fresh concern over flood risk
Burger and steak chain bids to open new restaurant in Scottish town
'Safety is the priority': Plan to build Scots school on toxic waste criticised
Teachers balloted for strikes over 'substantial risk to life' safety concerns
'Unbelievable' officer advice sparks concern as councillors skip public meeting
'She trusted you implicitly' Ex-Scottish Tory council leader jailed for romance fraud
Council to investigate complaint of 'intimidation' at 'toxic' school site meeting
Former council leader claimed he was better than Tinder Swindler, trial hears
Work begins on new £31.5 million school near Glasgow
Nursery that left children 'at risk of harm' to close later this month
'Our kids could have died, now we're going to hold the council to account'
'Absolutely failed': Council sued over 'horrific' primary school carbon monoxide leak
Council under fire after using AI to help form new policy on smartphones in schools
Scottish council fined over 'fatal' primary school gas leak
Ex-Tory council leader denies duping woman into buying houses in romance fraud
Plans revealed for new care home on site of former Arnold Clark dealership
Scottish life expectancy falls again, as rich-poor gap persists