Jo Swinson visited Bearsden Primary today to present maps provided by Ordnance Survey to Primary 7 pupils, and called on those schools that have not yet ordered their free maps to do so.

Jo was running the 10K in preparation for October’s Great North Run, a half-marathon

Ukraine has undergone revolution and political upheaval in the past few years

East Dunbartonshire residents in favour of fairer, simpler and better state pensions can now register their opposition to the current pensions system online.

Ironically, I tend to feel most Scottish when I’m not in Scotland. Living and working in Scotland, surrounded by other Scots, Scottishness is often something which you take for granted. It’s just a given, underpinning society but not necessarily talked about unless there’s some major sporting event, Burns’ night, St Andrew’s Day or similar.

Westerton resident Ken Sutherland wants to see additional speed humps installed on Maxwell Avenue

This is the second year that the Festival of Politics has been running

Hunterston B is the first of a series of nuclear power stations being affected by the issue of decommissioning

Thales draws much of its highly-skilled workforce from East Dunbartonshire

Scotland is a healthy place to be a Liberal Democrat. The party is strong north and south of the border. As Executive partners in Government Liberal Democrats have demonstrated not only our ability to govern, but the real difference that our policies can make when taken from drawing board to practical application. At Westminster, we are now Scotland’s second party with both votes and seats. The by-election success in the Labour heartland of Dunfermline and West Fife this year validates our position.