Letters

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  Published: 13 Jun 2008 12:30

  Sad at loss of churches

  I LOOKED at houses for sale in Tuesday’s Telegraph. It was sad to notice two of the town’s oldest Baptist churches were for sale, and to my mind, at a very unrealistic price.

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  Published: 11 Jun 2008 12:25

  Thanks for your support

  I WOULD like to say thanks to your sports editor, Roger Graham, for the excellent coverage in the Telegraph regarding our end of season championship-winning campaign.

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  Published: 9 Jun 2008 12:30

  Service is saving our lives

  I AM writing to say how upset I am that Inverclyde is not even considering funding for Phoenix Community Health Project. This fabulous organisation does not only help disadvantaged...

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  Published: 6 Jun 2008 16:30

  No wonder there are hospital germs

  I AM writing about the smokers who sit outside IRH smoking.

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  Published: 4 Jun 2008 16:30

  Stand up for school

  RECENTLY parents and future parents of Gourock Primary were assured the intake this year would be capped at 25 and no additional placing requests granted.

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  Published: 30 May 2008 16:30

  Talent in our young

  LAST week my family and I had the good fortune to go to see both Kayos Theatre’s production of The Wizard of Oz in Port Glasgow Town Hall, and the next night, the final of this...

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  Published: 28 May 2008 16:30

  Confused over closure

  RECENTLY, I have read about the closure of the Phoenix Health Project and now the Riverview Resource Centre looks like it is to close as well. What’s going on?

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  Published: 26 May 2008 16:30

  Forget reception, give us a stadium

  COUNCILLOR David Wilson wants to give the Port Juniors a civic reception for winning their league and winning promotion, all very commendable, but it would be more fitting if ...

• Letters

• Why is it hard to catch a bus?
• Standing up for our heritage
• Burmese tragedy appeal
• Phoenix so vital to me
• Outrage at school comment

• Letters

• Health closure is a mistake
• Dismayed at loss of funding
• Drivers should look at actions
• Sadness over IRH changes
• Will MSP condemn decision

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  Published: 6th June, 2008 04:30pm

  Stop abuse of disabled bays

  

  I WILL not be alone in welcoming the bid by Dumbarton MSP Jackie Baillie to make the Scottish Parliament take a stronger line against drivers who abuse parking bays for the disabled.

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  Published: 5 Jun 2008 16:30

  Sandie contacted by cousins

  EXPAT Greenockian Sandie Miller is absolutely delighted to have heard from long-lost relatives — thanks to the Telegraph.

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  Last updated: 4 Jun 2008 10:54

  Way of the world

  YOU know that high-flying mega-businessman Alan Sugar is a big-wig by the way he behaves in a helicopter.

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  Published: 4 Jun 2008 16:30

  Bees knees is the business

  THE creme de la creme of Inverclyde’s businesses will gather at Greenock town hall for a gala dinner on Friday.

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  Published: 3 Jun 2008 16:30

  More than one of Oz...

  There is more than one Greenock in the world and today I can show photographs from Greenock, South Australia.

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  Published: 2 Jun 2008 16:30

  You can help...now

  TWENTY Inverclyde folk are being urgently sought to grant wishes to terminally-ill kids, befriend youngsters with disabilities, deliver meals to the elderly and drive patients...

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  Published: 30 May 2008 16:30

  Idea to sort MP expenses

  THIS week, it emerged that Westminister MPs are thinking of awarding themselves £23,000 a year as a single payment to cover a second home in London.