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News and events from around the Clyde sea lochs – use the comments function to have your say, or suggest new stories; email: thelochsidepress@gmail.com

This site observes the Press Complaints Commission’s code of practice for editors, which is available here. Comments on stories are welcome but they are moderated; for legal or ethical reasons they may on rare occasions need to be edited.

The site is edited by Julian Calvert, now a lecturer in journalism and formerly a newspaper editor in England and Scotland.

There have been a couple of questions recently about the size of this website’s readership so, just as an indication, here are the most recent statistics taken from a screenshot:

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  1. Harry Cathcart

    I wonder whether a letter for the The Herald should be drafted highlighting the apparently incompetent process and lack of proper due diligence on the part of SPT. This to be ready for the 2nd April addition, or sooner, if notification is received that the new operator is unable to provide the new service on the start date. Councillor Freeman has a huge source of information for this exercise!!

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    1. Lochsider Post author

      A good idea, yes. Their transport correspondent covered the story back in January and might also be worth contacting – he’s on Twitter, @DamienHenderson

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    2. John Younger

      Harry, you do have a point; especially on ‘due diligence’ AND I KNOW YOUR COMMENT WAS A YEAR AGO.. Hmmmmm, maybe you are a ‘soothsayer. Make the ferry good and the wind farm go away.

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