The QE2 may have come and gone, but you can view highlights of the historical day with Tele-Vision.
The Tele's Cameraman Kevin Paterson was out and about all day filming on the land, sea and air, to bring you these EXCLUSIVE videos of the historic final visit of the Queen of the Clyde.
Just after noon and escorted by a flotilla of smaller boats, the QE2 berthed at Greenock's Ocean Terminal and basked in the afternoon sunshine, much to the delight of the thousands of people who lined The Esplanade.
Keep an eye out and see if you were caught on Tele-vision!
CHRISTMAS has come early for one Port Glas-gow family who have transformed their home into Santa’s Grotto. Festive fanatic Patrick McCartney, 39, has created his winter wonderland, with a bumper 10 Christmas trees and more than 60 Santas. He said: “I love Christmas — I’m a big wean."
AN investigation has been launched after a young boy with special needs fell from a moving school mini-bus on to a busy Greenock road. The minibus was heading along Inverkip Road, during the rush-hour when the boy fell out and hit his head on the road.
A LEADING childcare group is celebrating a £230,000 lottery grant that will help it to introduce parenting classes in Inverclyde. Enterprise Childcare has been awarded the cash for the unique project which is designed to help bring families closer together.
A TEENAGE chef walked into a takeaway carrying a meat cleaver and asked staff to call the police. Greenock Sheriff Court heard Daniel Tonner, 18, of Nelson Street, Greenock, took the seven-inch blade into a Chinese takeaway near his home.
MORE than one in three people living in Inverclyde have considered leaving the area because of crime, anti-social behaviour and unemployment. Worryingly, 92 per cent of those asked also said they believed excessive drinking of alcohol was a particular problem in Inverclyde.
A GOAL-SHOOTING policewoman nets criminals at work — and points at weekends. Sharyn Lyon, 39, is a detective sergeant based in Greenock police station, who has helped to propel the Glasgow Wildcats netball team into the super league.
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