Pic1: Tele reporter Lorraine Tinney and I visited Greenock jeweller Hassia Chalmers to hear of her frustration over cosmetic work on West Blackhall Street that she fears could put an end to many of the businesses in the town centre.
Pic2: Strollers in Greenock's Wellpark will have noticed curious markings at its north-western entrance. Women's walking group Walk as One Inverclyde are sharing their interest in ancient paths that hold symbolic meaning by creating a maze of contemplation for all to enjoy.
Pic3: Oak Tree Housing staff held a successful consultation cafe where tenants could seek help in obtaining essentials for the home, including air fryers, electric blankets, duvets and heated throws. The items were bought with funding from the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations.
Pic4: It was so much fun to photograph brothers John and David Lindsay when they won the chance to mount a raid on the shelves of popular Port Glasgow store Sam's Superstore.
The pair tore around the shop filling baskets with goodies, saving them hundreds of pounds on their weekly shop.
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