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A LOCAL social enterprise organisation has folded.

A SUCCESSFUL artist has helped a recent graduate brush up on his design skills through a government jobs scheme.

A FORMER councillor has come out of retirement to take the helm of Greenock South West Community Council.

PREMIUM INVERCLYDE INSPIRATIONAL AWARDS: front left Suzie O'Donoghue, front left, organiser Leah Canning, middle, and Alison McNeill, right. Back from left Brian Burt, Lee Smith, Man On Inverclyde. INVERCLYDE'S lockdown heroes who helped the community during the pandemic have been recognised with special awards. Despite the pandemic restrictions, teenage charity champion Leah Canning pulled together her Inverclyde Inspirational Awards for the second year in a row. This time round many of the local people who were at the heart of the relief effort during Covid-19 were nominated. Winner...

A CHARITY champion is set to pay an moving tribute to her much-loved nan by dedicating a special award in her memory. Leah Canning, who launched her Inspirational Inverclyde awards last year, says the Greenock pensioner, who she was named after, will always be her greatest influence. Seventy-two-year-old Leah died last June only two weeks after she was diagnosed with lung cancer. Her sudden death has had a huge impact on her close-knit east end family and neighbourhood. Now Leah wants her name to live on through recognising those in the community who help others. The 19-year-old, ...