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A pair of former high school sweethearts finally tied the knot on Christmas Day, around 40 years after they first met

FUNDRAISING film nights organised by a musician and her friends have raised almost £2,500 for charity - and they're also helping an iconic venue…

CHRISTMAS has come early for 100 vulnerable people in Branchton who will now receive a free three-course festive dinner.

A SENIOR Inverclyde politician showed his support for local businesses by visiting a newly-opened food store in Gourock. Stuart McMillan MSP popped into Wildfire Deli - a new venture from husband and wife team Alex and Lorna McGilp - in advance of Small Business Saturday on 5 December. Small Business Saturday is a grassroots, non-commercial campaign, which recognises business success and encourages consumers to 'shop local' to support their communities. Mr McMillan used the visit to highlight the importance of supporting small firms - especially in the wake of the economic hardship ca...

A FANCY dress character did a great job of drumming up customers as part of a Gourock street's bid to lure shoppers. Professional drummer Lesley McLaren donned the costume of a much-loved Muppets character to entertain Christmas shoppers on Kempock Street. She took up a spot in the window of popular Gourock shop, the Pirate and Bluebelle, owned by business partners Heather McCulloch and Nick Summers, for performances throughout the day. It was part of the '12 Days of Kempock Street' celebration - organised by residents of the street Martin McCluskey and his partner Ben Walsh. The pr...