Budget shortfall identified for £1.7m Parklea community hub project
The cost of a £1.7m community hub being built for a Port Glasgow horticultural charity has risen.
The cost of a £1.7m community hub being built for a Port Glasgow horticultural charity has risen.
The deputy first minister declared that there is a future for Ferguson Marine as she arrived in Greenock this morning ahead of a crunch summit
Scotland's deputy first minister has reiterated her government’s pledge to leave ‘no stone unturned’ over the future of Ferguson Marine ahead of a crunch cross-party summit later today.
A terrified grandmother who has been forced to stop sleeping in her bedroom due to birds seeking shelter inside her roof has begged housing bosses bring her 13-year ‘nightmare’ to an end.
Hundreds of actors filled Clyde Square last weekend as Indian filmmakers shot scenes for an upcoming romantic blockbuster.
A £750,000 upgrade has been made to boost refrigerated containment capabilities at the Port of Greenock in a bid to establish the area as a leading hub for cold cargo.
Plans to add a roof balcony onto the front of a home in Port Glasgow have been lodged with Inverclyde Council.
Twisted vandals targeted an outdoor garden created by pupils and staff at an additional support needs school in Port Glasgow for a smashing spree last weekend.
This week’s walk down memory lane takes us back to this day 21 years ago – when parents in Inverclyde feared they would have to make emergency arrangements for their young children if a planned strike went ahead.
The King of Cappielow has been re-united with the prestigious award which saw him crowned Scotland’s best player over 40 years ago.
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