THE family of a young mum who fought cancer have told of their pride at her posthumous Tele award as they urge people to nominate local heroes for this year's event. Jen Shaw, 30, a devoted mother to three-year-old Poppy and loving wife to her husband
MORTON have been dealt a blow with Denny Johnstone likely to miss the rest of the season. The Ton striker has spent most of the campaign on the sidelines after being plagued by a troublesome knee injury. Morton manager Jonatan Johansson had hoped
FIRE ripped through a tenement building in Port Glasgow last night. The derelict property went up in flames at around 8.30pm. Four fire crews attended the blaze at Clune Park's Maxwell Street. Firefighters carried out what is called 'aggressive
MORTON manager Jonatan Johansson is hoping Michael Tidser can get back involved in the first team after a difficult start to the new year for the midfielder. He was the subject of interest from both Dundee and Falkirk during January, but will remain
MORTON had to settle for a point after they were held to a goalless draw by Ayr United at Cappielow on Saturday. The two sides could not be separated, but the Ton had to work hard for their point with home goalkeeper Robby McCrorie producing a fantastic
A PORT man who repeatedly punched a man on the head in Scarlow Street has gone unpunished for the assault. Connor Rankin, 24, of Barra Way, has been admonished by a sheriff following a period of good behaviour. He committed the offence on January
A MAN was rushed to hospital after being slashed on the face at a flat in Greenock. The 23-year-old victim was set upon by another man sometime between 10am and 11.45am yesterday morning. Police are today said to be following a positive line
PUPILS and staff at Ardgowan Primary threw themselves into the most important lesson of the year - how to save a life. The Inverclyde Heartstart team recently made their first visit to the school since a defibrillator was gifted to it by the family
A SAMBUCA-slamming drink driver who was still five-times the limit more than three hours after staggering out of a Port pub has been told he's lucky he didn't kill someone. Thomas Thruel was facing the prospect of prison for clambering behind the
WHEN I was but a boy, we had a semi-feral cat called Fred and an over amorous black Labrador named Sam. Looking back, I realise that my dear departed mum was not particularly adventurous with their names and for that I will be eternally grateful
