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Gourock bar to host cocktail-making classes this month
A GOUROCK bar is to host a number of cocktail-making classes this month. Monteith’s on Shore Street will run a session on Thursday evening at 6pm with mixologist Jess. The £15 ticket includes two cocktails, sandwich platters and snacks.
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Man threatened family member with 'long and sore' consequences in row over cash
A MAN sent chilling threats to a member of his own family warning of 'long and sore' consequences in a row over money. Douglas Young admitting sending grossly offensive messages of a threatening and abusive nature to a relative through WhatsApp
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Inverclyde care home ordered to improve after watchdog slams poor standards
A PORT Glasgow care home has been ordered to carry out a series of improvements after a damning verdict by watchdogs - the second in as many months. The Care Inspectorate judged the quality of support for residents' wellbeing at Newark Care Home
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Inverclyde teaching legend honoured as youth team gets kitted out for winter
A LOCAL youth football team are set to honour the legacy of a much-loved former school teacher in Inverclyde. One of the 2010 teams run by St Andrew's Boys Club will honour Gerry McHugh, a former maths teacher at Notre Dame High School, who died
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Inverclyde Foodbank faces funding crisis as number of pensioners needing help doubles
INVERCLYDE Foodbank has warned that it's facing a funding crisis in the run up to Christmas - with donations dropping dramatically as the number of pensioners who can no longer afford to eat doubles. Bosses at the charity have told the Telegraph
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Morton defender Zak Delaney says side showed the right minerals against Raith
MORTON defender Zak Delaney says that his side showed the true character by withstanding a Raith onslaught and coming away from Kirkcaldy with all three points. The Irish full-back admits it would have been easy to let the Fife men run away with
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Latest on Inverclyde to Glasgow buses as 'suspicious item' found at bus station
BUS services between Inverclyde and Glasgow are expected to return to normal today after a 'potential suspicious item' forced the closure of the city's bus station. Travellers on McGill's 901, 906 and X7 routes were among thousands who saw their
