A STAGGERING 100 sets of twins are now in class at schools across Inverclyde after 16 more pairs were welcomed for the start of the 2019 term. Provost of 'Twinverclyde', Martin Brennan, welcomed most of the new intake of 'similar siblings', who
A MIRACLE baby who survived against all the odds after being born born nine weeks early is starting school today. Little fighter Brianne Ochen was so small she could fit in the palm of her mum's hand and had to come home from hospital in a doll's
UNEMPLOYMENT is declining in Inverclyde - with 300 fewer people out of work in the last 12 months. According to latest Scottish Government statistics, there were 1,900 jobless locals between April 2018 and March this year. That represents a one
GREENOCK'S golden girl Kareena Cuthbert says it feels amazing to win a major European hockey tournament. Kareena, who started her career at Greenock Hockey Club, was 'ecstatic' to captain the Scottish women's side to victory in the European Hockey
IT has been a funny old week. It started with the mysterious case of the vomiting cat, who needed surgery to remove, remarkably, a shiny five pence piece from his small intestine. No-one seemed to understand when I asked if there had been any
A NEW intake of 45 new teachers have started the new term in classrooms across Inverclyde this week. The primary and secondary staff began their teaching careers on Monday. The newly-qualified staff completed an Inverclyde Council induction
MORTON exited the Betfred Cup after giving Hibernian a fright in a day of drama at Easter Road. The Ton fought back from 2-0 down through Bob McHugh and an own goal from Lewis Stevenson. Paul Heckingbottom’s men thought Florian Kamberi’s goal
SHAMELESS fly-tippers have put a rare nature reserve in Greenock under threat by illegally dumping Japanese knotweed on the land. Campaigners have been left horrified as the outlawed plant spreads rapidly in the Cove Community Nature Reserve.
