Claire Lindsay
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Kilwinning church launches search for new minister to lead congregation (opens the original)
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A KILWINNING church has launched a search for a new minister to lead its congregation. Kilwinning Parish Church is seeking a Minister of Word and Sacrament as it looks towards the next chapter for the recently united church. The congregation was formed on Thursday, January 1 following the union of Kilwinning Abbey Church and Mansefield Trinity Church. It now has more than 500 members, alongside active youth organisations, strong community connections, a full-time deacon, elders and volunteers. A
Salvation Army Greenock puts on play marking Recovery Month (opens the original)
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THE Salvation Army Greenock is using theatre to shine a light on addiction and recovery. Marking Recovery Month, individuals supported by the charity took to the stage in a play titled Behind Closed Curtains, performed on Thursday, September 24. The production, held at The Salvation Army’s Regent Street community hub, aimed to challenge stigma and show that recovery is possible. Set in a working-class tenement, the play featured residents portrayed by individuals who use The Salvation Army’s ser
Driver charged after allegedly reaching 130mph on A78 (opens the original)
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A DRIVER has been arrested after allegedly being caught travelling at 130mph on the A78 near Irvine. Ayrshire Road Policing officers were carrying out speed checks on the road on Saturday, September 26 when they stopped a vehicle. Police said the 26-year-old man had allegedly been driving at 130mph. He was subsequently arrested and charged with a number of alleged offences. These included dangerous driving, driving on a provisional licence while unsupervised and driving without insurance. The ma
Western Ferries names two new vessels for Dunoon to Gourock route (opens the original)
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WESTERN Ferries has named two new vessels that will soon serve on its Clyde route between Dunoon and Gourock. MV Sound of Scalpay and MV Sound of Sleat were formally named on September 23, during a ceremony at Balaena Birkenhead. The event was attended by representatives from Western Ferries, Balaena, and the vessels’ sponsors. James Denham, chairman of Western Ferries, said: "The naming of a new vessel is always a very special occasion and today is an important milestone for everyone at Western
Inverclyde Royal to host remembrance service for baby loss awareness week (opens the original)
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INVERCLYDE Royal Hospital is set to host a remembrance service for families affected by the loss of a baby. The event is part of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s programme marking Baby Loss Awareness Week, which runs from October 9 to 15 and honours babies who died during pregnancy, birth, or infancy. Inverclyde’s So Briefly Known service will take place at the hospital sanctuary at 6.30pm on October 11. Dr Mary Ross-Davie, director of midwifery at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, said: "Baby Loss
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