Published: Wednesday, 15th October, 2008 12:30
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INVERCLYDE Council has decided to sell off a prominent piece of public land on Gourock’s main town centre street. The gap site on Kempock Street — known as the ‘Gourock Blink’ — will go on the market after councillors voted in favour of the plan at a crunch meeting last week.
Man bites off ear in savage attack
A THUG who bit off a man’s ear claimed he couldn’t have carried out the twisted attack — because he had false teeth.
THE mum-of-two who lives in a derelict building admits she’s at the end of her tether after a catalogue of fires and vandalism.
Fury as murdered girl's grave damaged
THE headstone of murdered schoolgirl Catherine Larkin was broken when vandals damaged the grave of Elaine Doyle.
THE victim of a brutal golf club attack feared he was going to be murdered as he suffered a sustained beating at the hands of twin brothers.
ARMED police nabbed a gunman during a secret operation.
Heartache as Elaine's grave is trashed
A HEARTBROKEN couple whose beloved daughter was murdered 20 years ago have been left devastated after yobs vandalised her headstone.
A SPECIALLY-TRAINED riot team were forced to break into a rowdy prisoner’s cell.
Heroes under siege for 10 days
THREE hero soldiers from Inverclyde took on the Taliban in a dramatic 10-day firefight — and lived to tell the tale.
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