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MUSICIAN Shelagh McKay Jones was the headline act as a get-together was held at a local library to promote the benefits of food-growing in the…

INVERCLYDE has launched its first ever Seed Library which gives people the chance to keep growing plants.

A garden festival is being held in Gourock with lots of free planting activities and crafts.

Curious crafters enjoyed listening to some local folklore before designing their very own artwork.

“The need for landscape architecture has never been greater,” AILA National Awards jury chair Claire Martin says. “Whether by accelerating adaptation, strategising for carbon and flood mitigation, increasing biodiversity or improving the health of our waterways. Likewise, landscape architects can strengthen people’s connection with their environment and to each other, improve livelihoods and health outcomes, foster truth telling and simply bring joy to people.”

INVERCLYDE community gardens are calling out for new recruits to get involved

A COMMUNITY art project is helping people discover the beauty of painting outdoors in a bid to improve their mental health.

Green Square is nearly two thirds complete and will house about 70,000 people in a decade. Lord Mayor Clover Moore says it should be embraced as the city’s future.

COMMUNITY gardens across Inverclyde need more volunteers to help them keep growing together.

Mirvac has officially celebrated the topping out of three major developments at Green Square at a ceremony attended by both local and state government representatives.