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Inverclydes MP says he will do "everything possible" to support workers who could be made redundant after he was told of a new jobs blow.

“I GENUINELY didn’t think anybody would be daft enough to give us one series, never mind two,” Martin Compston confesses in the opening minute…

THE Beacon Arts Centre has unveiled its new programme for the first half of the year - featuring a packed schedule of theatre, comedy, music and art

The rebranding of Lyle’s Golden Syrup has been derided as “feeble and woolly” by a descendant of the company’s founder who insisted “don’t junk a classic”.

A ‘highly dangerous’ stretch of road which posed a threat to vehicles due to its poor condition is set for repairs after a local councillor’s…

A Greenock woman who had her first baby during coronavirus lockdown is making sure mums and babies across Inverclyde dont ever feel isolated in…

A Kilmacolm businessman has been working around the ‘cluck’ to bring former restaurant and bar in Greenock’s town centre back to life as a…

The African Abolitionist who Championed Human Rights in Ireland While Frederick Douglass is the most well-known and celebrated black abolitionist to visit Ireland, he was not he only one. Ireland was host to a number of black abolitionists, including a small number of women, who visited and lectured in Ireland between 1790 and the commencement

Health care assistant Anne King and night shift porter Glen Stevenson have each worked for the NHS for an incredible 50 years

A businessman convicted of a catalogue of coercive and controlling behaviour towards his estranged wife has been spared a jail term after a court…