ONE of the tallest cargoes ever floated down the Clyde was the Dunbar oil and gas rig built at the UiE yard in Clydebank for Total. | Read more

REHAB charity The Haven wants permission to operate a coffee trailer next to the B788 road, between Greenock and Kilmacolm. | Read more

PG Paper has an exciting opportunity for an experienced marketing manager to lead its marketing function during a period of maternity leave, with potential for the position to become permanent as the business continues to grow. | Read more

THE multi-million reshaping of central Greenock continues, with the A78 High Street flyover now gone and land cleared for the Oak Mall’s new eastern entrance. | Read more

A COFFEE morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support is being held in Greenock Baptist Church’s hall, St. Andrew Square, on Saturday (26 September) from 10.30am until 12.30pm.

VETERANS of the armed forces are to benefit from a new drop-in hub in Greenock. | Read more

THE World Ship Society Firth of Clyde branch starts its new season of meetings this week. | Read more

POLICE are investigating after a 16-year-old was found with serious injuries in Port Glasgow town centre early today (Monday). | Read more

GREENOCK’S Christian Aid committee is holding a coffee morning on Saturday 3 October, 10am to noon, at Westburn Parish Church, Nelson Street. Entry is priced at £3. Donations of home-baking are welcome and can be handed in from 9am.

MORTON lost 1:0 to Dunfermline Athletic at Cappielow. | Read more

ALL Wrinkles Great and Small clinic in Shore Street, Gourock, offers removal of skin tags, seborrheic keratosis, cherry angiomas, moles and milia. | Read more

A THIRTEEN-bedroom property formerly operated as a guest house is for sale in Greenock. | Read more

A SECOND attempt to develop homes at a site in Greenock’s East End is moving forward. | Read more

YOUNG readers and their families enjoyed a special celebration to celebrate another successful Summer Reading Challenge. | Read more

OLD Gourock and Ashton Church held a hugely successful celebration dinner dance as part of its 250th anniversary celebrations at the Tontine Hotel, Greenock. | Read more

FORT Matilda Bowling Club have applied for permission to extend their clubhouse. | Read more

LINKS to news items involving Inverclyde and the surrounding area | Read more

MORTON have signed striker Zach Robinson on a short-term deal. | Read more

THE visit to the Port of Greenock by cruise ship Seven Seas Grandeur, scheduled for Sunday (20 September) has been cancelled because of bad weather.

PLANS to turn an old Greenock sugar refinery into a community learning hub include a dedicated heritage space, with the revamped building set to be included in a proposed trail for cruise ship passengers. | Read more

INVERCLYDE Ramblers head to Old Kilpatrick on Saturday (19 September) for a 10-mile walk on tracks and moorland taking in Loch Humphrey and three Duncolm Hills. Walkers meet at Brymner Street, Greenock at 9am.

ONE of the tallest cargoes ever floated down the Clyde was the Dunbar oil and gas rig built at the UiE yard in Clydebank for Total. | Read more

REHAB charity The Haven wants permission to operate a coffee trailer next to the B788 road, between Greenock and Kilmacolm. | Read more

PG Paper has an exciting opportunity for an experienced marketing manager to lead its marketing function during a period of maternity leave, with potential for the position to become permanent as the business continues to grow. | Read more

THE multi-million reshaping of central Greenock continues, with the A78 High Street flyover now gone and land cleared for the Oak Mall’s new eastern entrance. | Read more

A COFFEE morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support is being held in Greenock Baptist Church’s hall, St. Andrew Square, on Saturday (26 September) from 10.30am until 12.30pm.

VETERANS of the armed forces are to benefit from a new drop-in hub in Greenock. | Read more

THE World Ship Society Firth of Clyde branch starts its new season of meetings this week. | Read more

POLICE are investigating after a 16-year-old was found with serious injuries in Port Glasgow town centre early today (Monday). | Read more

GREENOCK’S Christian Aid committee is holding a coffee morning on Saturday 3 October, 10am to noon, at Westburn Parish Church, Nelson Street. Entry is priced at £3. Donations of home-baking are welcome and can be handed in from 9am.

MORTON lost 1:0 to Dunfermline Athletic at Cappielow. | Read more

ALL Wrinkles Great and Small clinic in Shore Street, Gourock, offers removal of skin tags, seborrheic keratosis, cherry angiomas, moles and milia. | Read more

A THIRTEEN-bedroom property formerly operated as a guest house is for sale in Greenock. | Read more

A SECOND attempt to develop homes at a site in Greenock’s East End is moving forward. | Read more

YOUNG readers and their families enjoyed a special celebration to celebrate another successful Summer Reading Challenge. | Read more

OLD Gourock and Ashton Church held a hugely successful celebration dinner dance as part of its 250th anniversary celebrations at the Tontine Hotel, Greenock. | Read more

FORT Matilda Bowling Club have applied for permission to extend their clubhouse. | Read more

LINKS to news items involving Inverclyde and the surrounding area | Read more

MORTON have signed striker Zach Robinson on a short-term deal. | Read more

THE visit to the Port of Greenock by cruise ship Seven Seas Grandeur, scheduled for Sunday (20 September) has been cancelled because of bad weather.

PLANS to turn an old Greenock sugar refinery into a community learning hub include a dedicated heritage space, with the revamped building set to be included in a proposed trail for cruise ship passengers. | Read more

INVERCLYDE Ramblers head to Old Kilpatrick on Saturday (19 September) for a 10-mile walk on tracks and moorland taking in Loch Humphrey and three Duncolm Hills. Walkers meet at Brymner Street, Greenock at 9am.