KEELAN O’Connell is aiming to make the most of his challenging loan move to Morton. The youngster joined the Ton from English Premier League side Bournemouth last month on a temporary switch until the end of the season. The move to Greenock will
LAST orders are set to be called on an iconic services social club unless £60,000 is found to bring it up to date. The RAF Club in the west end was formed in 1947 but the building pre-dates that, and time and lack of maintenance has taken its toll
A DEMAND for an investigation into £11m worth of deals done by Inverclyde's largest housing association is being backed by a councillor. River Clyde Homes awarded five lucrative contracts to a single company whom it is claimed was the only bidder
GOUROCK'S historic outdoor pool is on a hit list of facilities that could CLOSE to help plug a £3.4 million council funding gap. The future of the iconic 110-year-old Albert Road attraction is under the spotlight as local authority officials try
THIS stunning shot of the Cloch Lighthouse beneath a starry sky was taken by Tele Camera Club stalwart Jamie Donnelly. A superb image and a worthy photo of the day. To have your work printed in the paper, simply join our group of Facebook and
A 'SWEET' new takeaway service has arrived in Inverclyde - delivering sugary treats straight to people's doorsteps. Megan Scott and her partner Chloe Farmer, from Greenock, are delivering 1kg boxes packed with pick ‘n mix sugary treats. Chloe
AN Inverclyde consultant is helping to lead a bid to combat 'Scotland's silent killer' - and hopes to recruit local people for research studies. Linsay McCallum, a consultant physician at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Glasgow, says high blood
A MAN who assaulted a female bar boss in a Greenock pub has been barred from the premises — by court order. Leslie Connelly, 59, seized the woman by her neck after she came round to speak to him about 'comments' he had made. The victim managed
A PLAN to splash out over £130,000 on bringing a sailing event to Inverclyde ran into stormy waters as councillors clashed. Officials had asked the policy and resources committee to approve the outlay in a bid to secure a Clipper ‘stopover’ as part
