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When Charlie Reid was drafted on Dec. 29, 1942, he was a 19-year-old farm boy. By the time he was discharged in 1946, he'd fought some of the bloodiest battles of the Second World War.

Ellen Ballantyne, 67, wants to lay decking and have an outdoor seating area at her home in Greenock, Renfrewshire, but she is in huge dispute with Openreach over masts

A terminally ill business owner has been forced to postpone his much-needed retirement after Inverclyde Council refused to give him approval to keep…

A MUCH-LOVED woman who died suddenly has inspired a £4,000 fundraising campaign which will save lives in her memory

POLICE Scotland are appealing for witnesses to an alleged break in and theft at a property in Greenock.

A pensioner has been hit with £1,000 bill to have a telecom company's mast wires moved in her garden. Ellen Ballantyne, 67, wants to lay decking and have an outdoor...

'Bill, affectionately known as "BB", was beloved for his warmth, kindness and sense of humour.'

Ellen Ballantyne, 67, may have to pay £1,000 to Openreach to move a telecom mast wire in her home in Greenock, Scotland.

YOUNG students are reaping the rewards of a plumbing and heating academy set up in West College Scotland.

AN MSP says commuters in Inverclyde have saved hundreds of pounds in the first month of a trial which saw ScotRail scrap its peak-time ticket prices