The Latest Breaking News from West Dunbartonshire

The historic event was one of many planned around the country for King Charles III following his official proclamation ceremony at St James Palace in London.

Local dignitaries will attend the ceremony at the steps of the Municipal Building in Dumbarton tomorrow.

Jackie Baillie MSP said Queen Elizabeth served the nation with "grace, humour and intelligence".

Her Majesty first visited the region on April 16, 1953 – six weeks before her Coronation.

Provost Douglas McAllister spent time in the Queen’s company during her last visit to West Dunbartonshire.

Detectives are appealing for information and say they are working to establish if it is linked to recent wilful fires in West Dunbartonshire.

Michelle McGinty made the comments last week, as members debated an SNP motion highlighting a manifesto pledge to put £1,000 in the pocket of every West Dunbartonshire resident.

Churches, community centres and libraries could open their doors to those unable to afford to heat their homes this winter.

Earlier this year, we reported how planned cuts to West Dunbartonshire Leisure would see the loss of 5.5 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff, however, WDC say this is offset by current vacancies – reducing the impact to 2.6 FTE staff.

Councillors were all agreed that the issue of businesses not paying their fair share of tax was more pressing than issues such as benefit fraud.

The region was set to be the latest to join councils across the country which have seen rubbish pile up in streets in a row over pay.