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Huge plumes of smoke fill sky over Greenock after large blaze outside school
HUGE plumes of smoke filled the sky above Greenock this evening after a large blaze took hold outside a local school. An eyewitness told the Telegraph they saw several rolls of what appeared to be AstroTurf on fire at a spot on Cumberland Road,
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Your Voice Inverclyde hosting variety of support events for those affected by cancer
YOUR Voice Inverclyde has reminded local people about a variety of support sessions it is running for those affected by cancer. The charity is running a number of events which offer one-on-one support and peer support, as well as information.
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Inverclyde housing association recruiting for graduate apprentice role
AN INVERCLYDE housing association is accepting applications for four-year graduate apprentice role. Cloch Housing Association is seeking to recruit someone with experience of administrative support for the fixed-term property services post.
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Greenock college to host clearing event for course starting next month
GREENOCK’S West College Scotland is inviting prospective students to attend a clearing event next month as the application deadline approaches. An information day will be held at the Finnart Street campus, allowing those interested to find out
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Popular Greenock venue will be full of sixties sounds at tribute night
MUSIC fans will be able to Get Back to the sounds of the sixties at a gig in Greenock this autumn. The Albany is getting ready to welcome The Upbeat Beatles on Friday, October 11. Members of the popular tribute band have been performing for
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Build a comic book at a workshop at Beacon Arts Centre
AN all day creative workshop is taking place to bring a comic book to life at at the Beacon Arts Centre. Magic Torch Comics is running the event in collaboration with the Inverclyde Shed. Youngster can come along to the Multiverse Academy to
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Home Start Inverclyde take families on day trip
A CHARITY supporting families in Inverclyde are taking 250 parents and children on a summer trip. Home Start Inverclyde is a lifeline to parent with young children offering offering one to one mentoring in their own home, peer group support and
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Gourock soldiers who lost their lives in First World War battle remembered
LEADING figures in Gourock came together at the war memorial to remember the hundreds of local men who lost their lives in one of the most infamous battles in the First World War. Once again former councillor Jim Hunter organised the moving tribute
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Vaccination clinics set up in Inverclyde to protect babies and OAPs from virus
VACCINATION clinics are to be set up in Inverclyde offering protection against a respiratory virus that can be potentially life threatening in babies and older people. Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health Board have announced plans for number of drop
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Young charity champ launches Inverclyde Inspirational Awards 2024
AN inspirational young charity champion is once again recognising the community in Inverclyde with her own awards. University student Lean Canning who has devoted her young life to helping others is now hosting her fourth Inspirational Awards Inverclyde
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First consultation event held for Port Glasgow battery energy storage site plans
A PUBLIC exhibition showcasing plans for a battery energy storage facility on agricultural land above Port Glasgow was held yesterday. The proposed High Mathernock site, on Auchentiber Road near Kilmacolm, would have a capacity of up to 334MW and
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Inverclyde rockers will bring their bright sound to Greenock pub next weekend
A POPULAR Inverclyde rock band will be on stage in Greenock next weekend. Speed of Dark are playing at the Horseshoe Bar on Saturday, August 3. The five-piece recreate classic hits from artists including Depeche Mode, Tears for Fears, Duran
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House set up to help care experienced young people in Inverclyde learn life skills
AN innovative learning tool designed to help people live independently when they leave the care system has been set up in Inverclyde. The Practice Pad is a house where young people can learn life skills including cooking, cleaning, and budgeting
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Gourock man cycles from Land's End to John O'Groats in memory of his mum
A GOUROCK man is set to cycle 1,000 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise money for a dementia charity in memory of his mum. Former footballer Alan Lever who played for Greenock Juniors will push himself to the limits later during the
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Iceland finally confirm Port Glasgow store to close at end of year
FOOD giant Iceland today admitted it WILL close its Port Glasgow town centre store - just two days after denying there were any plans to do so. The belated confirmation came after the Telegraph told how ten members of staff had been informed that
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Gym members raise thousands for charity in memory of Gourock boy
MEMBERS of a Greenock gym have raised thousands of pounds for charity after putting their fitness to the test. UrbanFit on Campbell Street recently sent several teams to the Battle Cancer event at Oriam in Edinburgh. The competitors were challenged
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Greenock property: Superbly stylish two-bed flat looks out towards Firth of Clyde
HOUSEHUNTERS searching for a beautiful two-bed flat in one of Greenock's most coveted spots should take a closer look at this lovely home. Nestled nicely in James Watt Way, this effortlessly stylish property arrives on the market in immaculate
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Greenock man takes Leader of the Year title at private healthcare company awards
A GREENOCK man has picked up a top national honour which recognises his commitment to his colleagues. Greg Middleton, who is director of operations and service development at Circle Health Group, scooped the Leader of the Year title at the company's
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Morton general manager praises groundsman after 'gold standard' pitch rating
MORTON bosses have praised the work of their groundsman after Cappielow’s pitch received a ‘gold standard’ rating. The stadium’s surface was awarded four out of five as part of its annual Scottish FA Club Licensing. The rating follows a season
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Port Glasgow man appears in court charged with trying to 'throw' police officer
A MAN has appeared in court charged with assaulting a police officer in Greenock whist in possession of a blade. Joseph Eardley, 20, is alleged to have seized hold of an on-duty constable on Bubbly Jock Brae on January 10 before attempting to throw
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Swimmers begin Loch Lomond relay in Ardgowan Hospice fundraising effort
A TEAM of swimmers have begun their Loch Lomond relay effort in aid of Ardgowan Hospice. Fiona Conway, head of finance and HR at the hospice, is taking on the 22.6-mile challenge along with Caroline Ross, George Walsh, Laura McDonald and Johanna
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Dangerous driver led police on chase before being stopped by roadworks
A DANGEROUS BMW driver who hit speeds of up to 70mph during an early morning police chase through Inverclyde was only stopped when he got caught up in roadworks. Daniel Owens - who has previously been disqualified - raced away from officers during
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Car owner slams 'more expensive' electric charging costs in Inverclyde
A motorist has slammed council bosses over electric charging costs, saying it is cheaper to charge his car in Ayrshire. Brian Keith, 62, who lives on the Esplanade said he has had his car for just over a year. He is querying why charges vary
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One-time Arsenal player and former Aberdeen striker meets with Morton boss
MORTON boss Dougie Imrie’s search for a no.9 hots up this week as his latest target jetted in for his chance to impress the Cappielow chief. Imrie revealed that he would run the rule over a mystery trialist shortly after his side’s Premier Sports
