THE search for man who went missing from a boat in the River Clyde last night has been called off. Following a report of two boats in distress last night in the Cardwell Bay area of Gourock, a major search was launched. HM Coastguard together with
A MUM-of-two wept as she told a High Court jury how murder accused Kyle McAuley sent her a photo of a dead body lying in a blood-soaked Greenock flat. The midwifery student, who was in a relationship with 30-year-old McAuley until 2016, said that
INVERCLYDE Royal's charity tea bar which raises vital funds for the hospital has smashed the £2 million mark. The Helen Wyllie Tea Bar - which was almost closed down by health board bosses a decade ago - has celebrated reaching the milestone.
AN iconic Inverclyde railway station has been awarded a rare plaque in recognition of its illustrious engineering and architectural heritage. A crowd gathered at Wemyss Bay Station to celebrate the unveiling of a prestigious Red Wheel Plaque by
A CALL has been made for security to be stepped up at Gourock Pavilion to stop gangs hanging around, breaking in and vandalising the building. Alan Holliday, chair of Gourock Community Council, is urging the council to give residents peace of mind
A MAN is missing after two boats got into difficulty off Cardwell Bay in Gourock last night. Two men have been rescued and the search for a third man resumed this morning. Duty controller for HM Coastguard, Ben Hambling, said: "We received the
ORGANISERS of a Tele-backed Christmas toy appeal today thanked loyal readers for their unwavering support. Maureen Pentland, from the Greenock Salvation Army, has praised on those who have once again donated so generously to the organisation's
HUNDREDS of mourners attended the funeral of a distinguished Greenock man who became one of Scotland's top civil servants. Dr Harold Mills' many friends locally and elsewhere learned with sadness of his recent death at the age of 81. Born and
MCGILL'S owners Sandy and James Easdale have donated a more than 'fare' amount to a special charity by giving £13,000 towards vital equipment for sick and premature babies. The Greenock-based bus company bosses handed over a cheque to the Glasgow
INVERCLYDE is facing a GP out of hours crisis as shocking new figures reveal that closures have soared. The rocketing number of shutdowns emerged after health campaigner and Labour general election candidate Martin McCluskey forced NHS Greater
