Tristan Stewart-Robertson is a local journalist based in Helensburgh, United Kingdom. He writes for various publications including ClydebankPost, Helensburgh Advertiser, Glasgow Times, and Dumbarton & Vale Of Leven Reporter. Tristan covers a range of topics including local news, crime, community events, and human interest stories.
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Helensburgh, United Kingdom (Local)
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Tristan focuses on local news, particularly crime and evolving stories in the Helensburgh area of the United Kingdom. His articles cover breaking news, announcements, and some expert commentary related to crime and entertainment.
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By: Tristan Stewart-Robertson
Police in Helensburgh revealed there have been 88 shopliftings since April 2024 to date compared to 27 for the same period in 2023.
By: Tristan Stewart-Robertson
St Joseph's Primary pupils took part in their annual whole school run in festive hats and Christmas jumpers.
By: Tristan Stewart-Robertson
Kyle Geddes, 31, pleaded guilty at Dumbarton Sheriff Court to possession of the offensive weapon in the town.
By: Tristan Stewart-Robertson
ScotRail passengers are being reminded to check their journey over the Christmas and New Year weeks.
By: Tristan Stewart-Robertson
Nathan Sartain pleaded guilty in October to starting a fire at the Scotmid in Tullichewan Drive, on October 16, 2023.
By: Tristan Stewart-Robertson
A pervert who asked his own daughter for sexual images has been banned from contacting her for 99 years.
Derek Brooks pleaded guilty in November to producing the drug at a property in North Street, Alexandria, and to tampering with an electricity meter.
By: Tristan Stewart-Robertson
St Joseph's Primary pupils in Helensburgh visited a care home to sing carols and play bingo.
By: Tristan Stewart-Robertson
Leaders of faith and politicians share their festive greetings for Christmas 2024 and the New Year.
By: Tristan Stewart-Robertson
In a special Christmas column, Rev Christine Murdoch looks to music and faith for the true message of the season.
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