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- Oct 1, 2026
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Inverclyde counselling director shortlisted for prestigious community impact award (opens the original)
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AN Inverclyde counselling director has been shortlisted for a prestigious award for her ground-breaking work in helping people impacted by trauma, domestic abuse, poverty or poor mental health. Elaine Wroe, director of Counselling at MindMosaic Counselling & Therapy, is one of five finalists for the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP) President's Award for Community Impact and the only nominee from Scotland. The award celebrates outstanding and demonstrable work to remove
Two adults and child taken to hospital following road accident in Greenock's west end (opens the original)
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TWO adults and a child were taken to hospital following a road accident in the west end of Greenock last night. Emergency services raced to the scene on the corner of Campbell Street and Newton Street at around 9.20pm on Thursday, September 30. Crews from the Scottish Ambulance Service, Police Scotland and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service were in attendance. A spokesperson for the ambulance service said: “We received a call at 9.17pm on September 30 to attend an incident on the corner of Cam
Delight as new Gourock bus route linking IRH, Midton, and railway station confirmed (opens the original)
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GOUROCK residents are being urged to use a new bus service to help secure its long-term future. After years of campaigning, a new temporary service has been agreed to run between Inverclyde Royal Hospital, Midton and Gourock railway station. The service will operate from November 1 until March 27 on a Monday to Saturday daytime schedule. Councillor Sandra Reynolds, who has campaigned for the restoration of services alongside fellow Gourock Councillor Lynne Quinn, Gourock Community Council and MS
Watt Institution reopens with new exhibitions for its 150th anniversary (opens the original)
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THE Watt Institution is reopening to the public today as it prepares to celebrate its 150th anniversary. The Greenock museum and art gallery has been closed since last October while work was carried out to install a new glass lift in the main museum space, although it is not yet operational. The reopening coincides with a programme of new exhibitions across the Watt Hall, art gallery and James Watt Library, marking the institution's milestone year. Tony McEwan, interim director of Interim Direct
McGill’s bus drivers to wear purple for Ardgowan Hospice fundraising day (opens the original)
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AN Inverclyde bus company is getting on board with a charity campaign to support hospice care. McGill’s is backing Ardgowan Hospice’s Go Purple Day on October 9 which aims to raise funds and awareness for the hospice’s specialist care services for cancer patients and their families. Ardgowan Hospice relies on fundraising and donations for more than 60 per cent of its daily running costs, which total around £11,000. To promote the campaign, McGill's recently decked out one of its buses in the hos
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