News
Tuesday, 13th May, 2008 16:30
'Chicken claw' in sausage roll
A GREENOCK family was horrified to discover a ‘chicken claw’ inside a Tesco sausage roll.
Colin McLaughlin, of Larkfield, said his partner, Nicola Kane, made the shocking discovery as she bit into the snack.
A FURIOUS Greenock mum is pleading with River Clyde Homes to clean up their act after two fires ravaged her block of flats.
Tuesday, 13th May, 2008 16:30
A MORTON-MAD footballer is set to fulfil a boyhood dream and strut his stuff on the hallowed Cappielow turf.
Tuesday, 13th May, 2008 16:30
Kids aim to give area facelift
COMMUNITY-minded kids from Greenock’s east end are leading a new project designed to give their area a facelift.
Tuesday, 13th May, 2008 16:30
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AN INVERCLYDE student bidding to be crowned Miss Scotland faces her toughest test yet.
FAMILIES from as far afield as the United States flocked to Gourock on Sunday for the Highland Games - and our video team were there to capture the action.
TWO fairground workers were injured when a section of rollercoaster track plunged 20 feet and landed on top of them.
Washing line thieves strike again
COPYCAT washing-line thieves have struck in Fancy Farm only days after sports gear was stolen in the east end.
Council staff call off wage row
INVERCLYDE council staff have called off a strike after agreeing a pay deal with bosses.
Controversial pigeon loft thumbs-up
COUNCILLORS have said ‘I doo’ to plans to build a pigeon loft in Jura Street, Greenock.
NINETY-eight new flats will be build on land next to Gourock Ropeworks in Port Glasgow — despite objections from an environment watchdog.
Games were Highland spectacular
THE people of Inverclyde turned out in their thousands for this year’s record-breaking Gourock Highland Games.
The Guide
Wednesday, 7th May, 2008 12:00
Overclocked: A History of Violence 
Point and click adventures are the Cinderella of gaming. With your big name releases - GTA4, anything with 'Lego' in the name, or that comes with a shiny new Wii gadget taking all of our attention (and a great slice of disposable income) this summer, the smaller releases are increasingly lost in the noise.
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Two hurt in fairground horror