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Hitting a wall: my attempt to play darts like Luke Littler

The 16-year-old made the sport look easy on TV – so how hard can it be for a new player like me?

The Guardian - UK

Your new HDD purchases should run longer and faster - for now

HDD AFRs are down compared with last month, and Earth’s hottest summer has created a new monitoring category.

TechRadar

Top Scottish tourist attraction picks up coveted Tripadvisor award

A SCOTTISH tourist attraction has picked up a coveted award from Tripadvisor.

The National (Scotland)

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Apple's Biggest Sci-Fi Show Is Still Under the Radar for a One Predictable Reason

The Apple TV+ alien invasion series returns for another stunning — yet empty — installment.

Inverse

Seventy percent of residents in West Dunbartonshire unhappy with state of roads

A council report revealed just 37 percent of road defects reported to the council were fixed within 28 days.

Daily Record

Councillors to up pressure on Lidl to demolish Alexandria's eyesore Mitchell Way

Plans to tear down the crumbling shopping precinct have been hit by delays, with councillors acknowledging that locals are fed up waiting.

Daily Record

Satisfaction with West Dunbartonshire Council properties has plunged since 2017

Just 73 percent of the 600 residents interviewed by telephone said they were satisfied with the quality of their home - down from 86 percent in 2017. The council's Labour administration has vowed to make housing a priority, with huge investments set to be made.

Daily Record

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Backblaze: HDDs Tend to Fail Before Three Years of Operation

Backblaze has poured through its HDD failure rates to find out exactly how long drives can be counted on for the company's cloud storage business, and the results are not what you might expect.

Tom’s Hardware

West Dunbartonshire SNP leader hits out at Labour council's welfare job cuts

Up to 28 full-time roles from the welfare rights and money advice services teams could be axed.

Daily Record

Cuts to welfare and financial advice jobs will hit the most vulnerable in West Dunbartonshire, says councillor

Under proposals approved by West Dunbartonshire Council’s Labour administration in their budget, 28 full-time roles from the welfare rights and money advice services teams could be axed.

Daily Record

Huge sperm whale washes up on beach in seaside town

The Coastguard has been sent to the scene after the 10-metre mammal came ashore

Wales Online

UK fishing vessels ‘underreporting’ whale, dolphin and porpoise bycatch

Only 19 cases of cetacean bycatch reported under Defra scheme, but experts say figure much higher

The Guardian - UK

Teacher hits out over cuts to school transport in West Dunbartonshire

Gavin Corrigan, of EIS, says the decision will lead to a drop in attendance and attainment.

Daily Record

Labour accused of 'underhand tactics' after West Dunbartonshire Council rent rise

At a full meeting of West Dunbartonshire Council last week, members agreed to a five percent rent rise – equating to an average rise of £4.22 per week – to help the cash strapped local authority as it attempts to balance the books, with a four percent increase initially recommended…

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Trade unions urge public to join demonstration against proposed West Dunbartonshire Council cuts

West Dunbartonshire Joint Trade Unions, in association with Clydebank Trades Council and various community partners, are organising a demonstration outside the local authority’s Church Street offices to coincide with a full WDC budget setting meeting today (March 1).

Daily Record

School week could be cut to four days as West Dunbartonshire Council attempts to balance budget

West Dunbartonshire Council has revealed a list of potential cuts, as it attempts to close a record budget gap that had stood at more than £20m.

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The 2 Best Tech Stocks and the 2 Worst

Although the technology industry has been under pressure due to macroeconomic headwinds, the industry is poised to witness substantial growth amid innovation and robust demand in the foreseeable future. While we think tech stocks Jabil (JBL) and Encore Wire (WIRE) could be wise additions to your portfolio in 2023, fundamentally…

Daily Record

Plans to demolish Dumbuck House Hotel sparks anger with calls made to protect the historic building

Agent Gateside Design has submitted an application to West Dunbartonshire Council (WDC) to bulldoze the property on Glasgow Road.

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Daily Record

Families living in cramped conditions plead with West Dunbartonshire Council to help end their 'nightmare'

Two families, one in Pappert and one in Bellsmyre, have spoken to the Lennox over overcrowding in their homes.

Daily Record

"Now is not the time for a blame game" says West Dunbartonshire Council leader, as budget cuts loom

During an in-depth interview with the Lennox, Labour's Martin Rooney highlighted the bleak financial picture facing the local authority - but insisted he didn't blame WDC's former SNP administration.

Daily Record

John Swinney says he recognises scale of West Dunbartonshire's financial challenge

Deputy FM John Swinney has responded to a letter from WDC chief Martin Rooney outlining the local authority's huge budget gap.

Daily Record

Taxi firm owner hits out at West Dunbartonshire's crumbling roads

Allan Wright, owner of Wright’s Taxis in Alexandria, has said he’s seen a number of his drivers forced to fork out for replacement tyres after striking potholes – and has called on people to report them.

Daily Record

West Dunbartonshire Council's leader labels Scottish Government funding "scandalous"

Labour's Martin Rooney has written to MSPs demanding extra cash for the local area, whilst Clydebank MSP Marie McNair has accused the Lomond member of 'juvenile politics'.

Daily Record

Councillors expected to approve £3000 grant appeal to make Levengrove Park trishaw tours more accessible

The trishaw tours would become more accessible to the elderly community who are unable to access the park due to their age, disability, ill health or social isolation.

Glasgow Live

Baby's hand 'turns blue' living in cold, damp Dumbarton house riddled with mould

Gemma Ewing's mum Yvonne has spoken out about the damp and mould in her daughter's house and claims it's left Gemma, and three out of her four children, in hospital.

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