Greenock's Beacon Arts Centre celebrates 10 years
THERE IS little doubt that Greenock had been crying out for the Beacon Arts Centre – now celebrating its 10th anniversary – in the way a…
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THERE IS little doubt that Greenock had been crying out for the Beacon Arts Centre – now celebrating its 10th anniversary – in the way a…
A CREATIVE gang of women are sharing their talents to make a real difference at the Beacon.
After years of scaled-back events and uncertainty, the Scottish festival calendar is back in full swing – and revellers are spoiled for choice…
A LOCAL historian has published a book thirty years in the making about Inverclyde during World War 2. Vincent Gillen's labour of love documents the untold story of brave actions and the voices of the people who lived through the war. The Greenock Telegraph has also played its part in the new title, which includes interviews with those who survived and features the legacies of others who sadly didn't come home. Author Vincent used contemporary reports from the Telegraph and Port Glasgow Express, among other published articles, as well as interviews and personal reminiscences. Vinc...