AN application has been made to use an empty shop unit at 74 Belville Street, Greenock, as a hot food takeaway. The proposal is pending assessment by Inverclyde planners.

THE world’s largest cruise port operator, Global Ports Holding Ltd, has signed a 50-year lease agreement with Clydeport ...

LOCAL charity the Innerkip Society held its 227th annual general meeting and anniversary dinner in the Tontine Hotel, ...

A DOCTOR who helped lead Inverclyde Royal Hospital through the covid pandemic has praised medical teams and the community for ...

MORTON bounced back after conceding an early goal to secure victory against Ayr United. The Greenock side went behind in the ...

HISTORIAN Andrew Pearson is giving a talk about the origins of the Gaelic place names in Inverclyde. | Read more ...

FERGUSON Marine shipyard in Port Glasgow is recruiting eight apprentices for its 2025 intake. The yard is seeking applicants ...

A FORMER nurse and much-loved Guide leader says she’s honoured to be the next chieftain of Gourock Highland Games. | Read ...

COUNCILLOR Stephen McCabe has been reappointed as leader of Inverclyde Council. He replaces Councillor Robert Moran who ...

INVERCLYDE Council has approved a Council Tax increase of 8.5 per cent as part of its budget for 2025/26. | Read more ...

MOTORISTS face three weeks of disruption on the A8 in Greenock. Contractor Amey, on behalf of Transport Scotland, is undertaking essential drainage improvements on East Hamilton Street in Greenock, ...