Clydebank

American

[klahyd-bangk] / ˈklaɪdˌbæŋk /

noun

a city in SW Scotland, on the Clyde River.

Clydebank British

/ ˌklaɪdˈbæŋk, ˈklaɪdˌbæŋk /

noun

a town in W Scotland, in West Dunbartonshire on the north bank of the River Clyde. Pop: 29 858 (2001)

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In Clydebank, officers were called to reports of fireworks being thrown towards shops and vehicles in Dumbarton Road at about 20:00.

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The siblings were informed of the error when they contacted Clydebank Crematorium after questioning the lack of paperwork they had received with the urn from the former A Milne Funeral Directors.

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The four NTCs up and running are in Clydebank, Kirkcaldy, Inverness and Larbert.

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Yvonne O'Neill, Clydebank East Community Council secretary, described it as "absolutely awful" and "disgusting behaviour".

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It is coordinated from the Golden Jubilee Hospital in Clydebank to provide faster diagnosis and access to treatment for patients.

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