Mr. Alistair Macdonald

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  Published on: 4/23/2007    Last Visited: 4/23/2007  

  Provost Alistair Macdonald, centre, with plot owners Bobby Paterson, left, and Andy Wright
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  Provost Alistair Macdonald, centre, with plot owners Bobby Paterson, left, and Andy Wright
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  Alistair Macdonald, Lord Provost of West Dunbartonshire Council, offered to help out the Clydebank gardeners after hearing of their plight.

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  Published on: 11/29/2007    Last Visited: 11/29/2007  

  Former Provost Alistair Macdonald and ex-Councillor Margaret McGregor have been honoured by being admitted as Honorary Freemen in recognition of their contributions locally.
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  Mr Macdonald and Mrs McGregor, who retired from political office at the last local authority election, were each presented with a ceremonial scroll and a carved casket.
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  Mr Macdonald, MBE, was born in 1941 on Lewis.
  
  In 1980, he was elected to Clydebank District Council.He was elected to West Dunbartonshire Council and has completed over 26 years continuous service.
  
  During that period he has consistently been returned with the highest majority throughout the constituency.
  
  His contribution to relations with Poland and involvement with the Polish ex-servicemen's organisations has been officially recognised.
  
  Mr Macdonald has on four occasions over the past five years been Honorary Chieftain of the Scottish Pipe Band Championships.

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  Published on: 2/11/2007    Last Visited: 4/13/2007  

  Ian Forsyth (Chairperson of Hamilton Festival of Remembrance), Mrs Eva Klyczewska-Daly (Vice-President of the Polish Naval Association), Mrs Mazurek, Mr Alexander Dietkow (Consul General of the Republic of Poland), Rear Admiral Adam Mazurek, Mrs Liz Cameron (Lord Provost of the City of Glasgow), Commander Irenieusz Hinc (Polish Navy NATO Command), Mr Alistair MacDonald (Provost of West Dumbartonshire Council), Lieutenant Marek Gasiewicz (Polish Navy NATO Command), John Lassa (President of the Polish Naval Association), and Commodore Charles Stevenson (Royal Navy).

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  Published on: 3/5/2007    Last Visited: 7/23/2007  

  And this week, after 27 years of service as a councillor, Provost Alistair Macdonald says a final goodbye to politics.
  
  Throughout an illustrious career his dedication to local government has seen him honoured with an MBE and most recently, the Freeman of West Dunbartonshire.
  
  But politics were not at the forefront of his mind when he joined Clydebank Police as a newly-married man.

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  West Dunbartonshire provost, Alistair Macdonald, launches the first issue of the young blind person's magazine.

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  Ian Forsyth (Chairperson of Hamilton Festival of Remembrance), Mrs Eva Klyczewska-Daly (Vice-President of the Polish Naval Association), Mrs Mazurek, Mr Alexander Dietkow (Consul General of the Republic of Poland), Rear Admiral Adam Mazurek, Mrs Liz Cameron (Lord Provost of the City of Glasgow), Commander Irenieusz Hinc (Polish Navy NATO Command), Mr Alistair MacDonald (Provost of West Dumbartonshire Council), Lieutenant Marek Gasiewicz (Polish Navy NATO Command), John Lassa (President of the Polish Naval Association), and Commodore Charles Stevenson (Royal Navy).

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  Published on: 3/14/2007    Last Visited: 3/16/2007  

  And it emerged today Labour bosses have ordered the seven councillors to move into opposition but they can't do so while loyalist Provost Alistair Macdonald is still in the top job.He is not expected to stand down until May.

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  Pictured (back row) - John Dewar, ?, Buddy Gillies, Robert Cameron, Rober White, Peter McGuinness, Arthur MacLean, Charlie Ellis, Alistair MacDonald (Provost) and Phillip Davidson. (Front row) - ?, Alastair Taylor, Kenny Docherty, Hughie Lindsay, Lorne Crawford, ?, Kenny Crawford.

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  Published on: 1/28/2009    Last Visited: 4/1/2009  

  Former Provost Alistair Macdonald told the Post when the proposals originally came up he persuaded the council to agree a new facility would be built for the club before it was razed.
  
  Mr Macdonald, an honorary member of the club, said: "I told the Boilermaker members don't agree to anything until you get a guarantee for a new club to be built - that was received and a new club was to be built behind the snooker club.
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  Clydeside Regeneration Ltd bought the land where the Boilermakers stands and Mr Macdonald called on the company to help preserve a part of the area's history.
  
  He added: "When this gets pulled down a part of Clydebank's history will longer exist.

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  Alistair Macdonald, Deputy Lord Lieutenant and former Provost, recalls how the closure of the Singer factory was devastating to the town. He said: "In the 1980s the town was in turmoil with the closure of Singer, which had a domino effect on smaller businesses.
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  But Mr Macdonald said the people who left in the search for jobs and success still hold the town close to their hearts.
  
  He told the Post: "I've met many ex-pats in their new homes abroad, and no matter how many years have passed, the warmth and love that Bankies have for their home town is still there.

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