TWO Greenock men who had been accused of petrol and car-ramming attacks in Gourock have been cleared by a jury. The panel of nine women and six men took just more than an hour to find Andrew Mulholland and Sean McGartland not guilty. Mr Mulholland
TODAY we take a trip back in time to April 2005 when a Greenock man hit the headlines for predicting the new Pope - five years before it happened. John Davidson, a man well known in Inverclyde for his calling of world and political events, had already
MORTON ended an eight-game winless streak in style with a vital 2-0 victory over Falkirk in the battle to avoid relegation. In the fight to avoid the drop the Ton controlled the game from start to finish at the Falkirk Stadium, and a bright start
A ROAD in Port Glasgow had to be dug up for a second time - because contractors made a mess of resurfacing work. Inverclyde Council officials ordered Hillington-based company Landscapes & Contracts to redo Princes Street in the town centre after
CAR company Arnold Clark made a pit-stop to a Greenock nursery to deliver a boot-full of Easter eggs. Staff from the Pottery Street Ford branch put a smile on the faces of children at neighbouring Enchanted Forest with the generous donation on Thursday
A COUPLE left stranded in a Gourock guesthouse on their honeymoon during the storm which sunk the sugar boat are returning to visit the wreck and renew their vows. John and Pauline Conway tied the knot on January 29 1974, the day the Captayannis
