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Sep 9, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Cllr Chris Curley, SNP group leader on Inverclyde Council

    'Insist on Inverclyde' argument is as relevant now as it was in 2009, says councillor (opens the original)

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    Last Tuesday the SNP Scottish Government outlined its new Programme for Government for 2026–31. We are already seeing the fruits of this, with the £2 bus fare cap being rolled out across Inverclyde and Strathclyde from Monday this week. Given the continuing fiscal challenges across the UK, there is also a strong emphasis on public service reform, putting more resources into frontline services and shifting towards prevention and early intervention. Local government will rightly be part of that di

  2. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · Cllr Chris Curley, SNP group leader on Inverclyde Council

    'Inverclyde needs investment, but its people also need to be invested in the area' (opens the original)

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    Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. I HAVE been training for the Kilmacolm 10k recently, and whilst running (slowly) near the boardwalk, I passed a couple who were also out running. As I went by, one was saying how great it would be for Inverclyde to have a path running from Port Glas

  3. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · Cllr Chris Curley, SNP group leader on Inverclyde Council

    'Renewable energy could revitalise Inverclyde and help tackle climate change' (opens the original)

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    For sceptics who still believes climate change is something that will happen somewhere else and to someone else, I think the events this summer should give pause for thought. The effects of climate change are here and now. Heatwaves and exceptionally dry conditions have affected us in Scotland, but the effects have been much more significant on our neighbours in England and Wales, placing pressure on agriculture and the natural environment. Most areas of England and Wales have entered drought co

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