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BBCNEWS Newsnight October 31, 2017 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Newsnight October 31, 2017

Bicycles did you see on the floor . good bicycles did you see on the floor . L good four. Did it surprise you . You never normally see Something Like this happen around here, especially around here, we looked outside the window and they were laying dead, they werent even covered yet. What did you hear, did you hear the gunshots . We didnt hear the gunshots. Wejust gunshots . We didnt hear the gunshots. We just got up in class, we heard someone was shot and we ran to the window and there were bodies lying there. An eyewitness has described the incident. What i saw was that the driver, he didnt ...

Meet the Vale of Leven's new resuscitation team - Vimarsana News

Meet the Vale of Leven's new resuscitation team

A newly formed Vale of Leven team specialising in cardiac arrest is strengthening emergency services in the area.

Greenock Tele archives: IRH staff strike secured pay rise - Vimarsana News

Greenock Tele archives: IRH staff strike secured pay rise

This week’s look into the Tele archives takes us back more than two decades

Re-elected MSP Stuart McMillan pledges 'a future' for Inverclyde Royal Hospital - Vimarsana News

Re-elected MSP Stuart McMillan pledges 'a future' for Inverclyde Royal Hospital

STUART McMillan yesterday pledged 'a future' for Inverclyde Royal in his first post-election win interview but made no mention of the most contentious hospital issue — the move of intensive care patients to Glasgow. Greenock & Inverclyde's newly re-elected MSP — who previously branded the decision to send ICU patients to Glasgow as 'appalling' — made no reference to it when asked about his vision for the hospital going forward. Mr McMillan declared he would fight to protect IRH's accident and emergency department and said that any move to axe this 'key service' would be strongly r...

Looking back to January 2001 - Vimarsana News

Looking back to January 2001

TODAY'S flashback focuses on 2001 - when a warning was issued that closing the Rankin maternity unit could lead to the loss of other services. Dr Jim Robins, a consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist who worked at Greenock's maternity unit, spoke out about his fears amid a review of the unit. Speaking at a hearing which was examining the future of maternity services in Argyll & Clyde, he said: "If you close the units and take away maternity from general hospitals, paediatrics will follow and gynaecology almost certainly. "Accident and emergency wouldn't be able to cope with paediatr...