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The World Cup of Stations - which Scottish stations made the list? - Vimarsana News

The World Cup of Stations - which Scottish stations made the list?

SIX Scottish train stations have made it to the final of a competition celebrating those across the UK best cared for by volunteers.

Reports of tree on A78 as police informed - Vimarsana News

Reports of tree on A78 as police informed

Reports have come in suggesting a tree has fallen onto the A78 near Wemyss Bay.

Rishi Sunak accused of 'disregard' to Bute locals after 'skipping ferry queue' - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak accused of 'disregard' to Bute locals after 'skipping ferry queue'

We are resharing this story as Rishi Sunak becomes PM. It was originally posted on August 7, 2020.

Post Office: Old Kilpatrick mobile service delayed by a week - Vimarsana News

Post Office: Old Kilpatrick mobile service delayed by a week

A mobile Post Office service set to be introduced in Old Kilpatrick has been delayed by a week. 

One in nine Inverclyde families have no access to a garden during lockdown - Vimarsana News

One in nine Inverclyde families have no access to a garden during lockdown

Greenock View. By Steph Brawn and Annie Gouk ONE in nine families in Inverclyde are stuck with no access to a garden during the current lockdown, a new study has shown. Figures from the Office for National Statistic indicate 4,288 households in the district have no garden, equating to 11 per cent of all homes. In some specific areas of the district, the proportion of households without access to their own private or shared outdoor space is much higher. An interactive map – which breaks down Inverclyde into several smaller patches – shows almost a third of homes in the Greenock t...