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Major resurfacing project to close parts of Erskine Bridge overnight for 3 weeks (opens the original)
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A MAJOR resurfacing project will close parts of the Erskine Bridge overnight for three weeks next month. The work, being conducted by Amey on behalf of Transport Scotland, will affect the A898 and A82 from October 1 to October 21 between 8pm and 6am each night. The A898 northbound will be closed overnight from Thursday, October 1 to Monday, October 5. The closure will span from Spectacles Roundabout to the Erskine Bridge, with local traffic diverted via the northbound M898, the A726 Southbar Roa
Canoeist clinging to rocks at ferry terminal rescued by lifeboat (opens the original)
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A CANOEIST clinging to rocks off Gourock was rescued by the Helensburgh lifeboat team over the weekend. The RNLI crew was called out at 3.15pm on Sunday, August 30 following a request to assist a capsized canoeist off Gourock ferry terminal. The crew spotted someone clinging to some rocks which were only accessible by boat. The lifeboat was able to get close enough to pick up the person and the crew immediately administered first aid while heading to the ferry terminal to a waiting ambulance. Th
Celebratory moment marked at Faslane as warship makes brief visit (opens the original)
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A CELEBRATORY moment has been marked at Faslane as one of its warships returned home for a brief stop after five years. HMS Bangor was spotted by camera club member Michael Deveney arriving back at its former home at HMNB Clyde following more than four years in the Gulf and a six- month refit in Rosyth. He shared photos of the vessel which he spotted from across the water in Greenock. According to Marine Tracker, the minehunter left the docks of Rosyth at 10am on August 21 and arrived at Helensb
Emergency crews respond to 'multi-vehicle crash' on busy stretch of A78 (opens the original)
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EMERGENCY services have been called to the scene of a multi-vehicle crash near Largs. Eyewitnesses are reporting extensive tailbacks on the A78 following the collision on the trunk road between Largs and Skelmorlie. It is understood that traffic is currently being diverted away from the area. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has confirmed that one appliance has been sent to the incident, and there are no reported casualties. It follows reports of a four-vehicle collision shortly after 4.30pm
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