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Port Glasgow's Jax Snax food truck chef delighted with award recognition (opens the original)
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THE culinary maestro behind Port Glasgow's popular Jax Snax food truck has told of his delight after a prestigious awards body named his business among Scotland's best. The recognition came at this year’s Food Awards Scotland, where Jax Snax won an outstanding achievement award in the Food Truck of the Year category. The street food business only moved to Port Glasgow in June last year and has grown rapidly since relocating. It has continued to pull in customers from across Inverclyde and beyond
Concerns over Royal Mail strain ahead of Christmas postal rush raised by MSP (opens the original)
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INVERCLYDE'S MSP has voiced concern about Royal Mail's ability to deliver its services in the area - and emphasised the importance of preparation for the busy Christmas season. Nationalist Stuart McMillan says he is in ongoing dialogue with both the Greenock sorting office and senior Royal Mail representatives, but remains worried about service delivery in the area. His comments come as the Scottish Government confirmed that both the Minister for Business and Fair Work and the Minister for Publi
Young readers rewarded after 750 children take part in summer reading challenge (opens the original)
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YOUNG readers and their families enjoyed a special celebration to celebrate another successful edition of Inverclyde Libraries' summer reading challenge. This year 750 primary school-aged children took part in the challenge at libraries across Inverclyde. The aim of the challenge is for each child to read six library books or more during the summer holidays to encourage them to keep up their reading habits over the school break. To celebrate their achievement, all those who took part were invite
Cruise ship levy is needed to improve Inverclyde's tourist offer, council leader says (opens the original)
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THE Scottish Government has been slammed for 'further prevarication' on plans to introduce a cruise ship levy. The criticism comes after Inverclyde MSP Stuart McMillan pressed the Deputy First Minister on the issue in the Scottish Parliament, but did not receive a commitment that legislation would be brought forward in this parliamentary term. Mr McMillan raised the matter with Jenny Gilruth, Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Local Government, during a session at Holyro
Debate - Is an AI data centre the right future for Spango Valley? (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. PLANS for a major AI data centre at the former IBM site have sparked fierce debate across Inverclyde. Would the development bring investment and jobs to Greenock, or is there a better future for one of the area's most important sites? Few developmen
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