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Greenock nursery celebrates âexcellentâ Care Inspectorate ratings with lively party (opens the original)
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A GREENOCK nursery celebrated an exceptional inspection report in style with music, party food and a special guest appearance from the bookbug. Glenbrae Childrenâs Centre, run by Inverclyde Council, earned two rare 'excellent' ratings following an unannounced Care Inspectorate visit on September 2 and 3. Children, families, and staff came together yesterday to mark the achievement with a special party at the Auchmountain Resource Centre. Glenbrae Children's Centre celebrations. (Image: George
Report says noise impact from proposed Spango Valley data centre could be mitigated (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. A NOISE report for the massive data centre proposed at Greenock's former IBM site has warned that homes at the top of Flatterton Road could face a 'major adverse impact' due to the development - but also adds that steps can be taken to mitigate its
Eight of the biggest and best cruise ships that have visited Greenock this year (opens the original)
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INVERCLYDE'S cruise season has sailed into the sunset after the final ship of the summer left Greenock Ocean Terminal. Greenock’s cruise port welcomed a variety of cruise ships with fascinating histories and stories this year. Inverclyde reconnected with some vessels who have been regular visitors in years gone by and got acquainted with some new faces. The area also welcomed tens of thousands of guests during the 2026 season. The port saved its biggest ship, in terms of passenger numbers, for l
Naloxone rollout and police partnership have helped bring down local drug deaths (opens the original)
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PARTNERSHIP work between drug services and Police Scotland has been hailed as 'critical' after Inverclyde recorded one of its lowest levels of drug-related deaths in almost a decade. The issue was discussed at Inverclyde Council's full meeting on Thursday, September 24 after councillors heard the number of drug-related deaths in the area in 2025 had fallen to its second-lowest level since 2016. The figures stand in contrast to the national picture, with Scotland recording an 11 per cent increase
Dogs from across Scotland take over Gourock Outdoor Pool for annual dip (opens the original)
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DOG owners and their excited pooches flocked to the Gourock Outdoor Pool as the annual doggy dip made a splash once again. The pool was full of wagging tails and smiling faces as participants from far and wide joined in on the unique event today (Tuesday, September 29) which marks the end of the season at the pool. Ceire Murray, from Dumbarton, brought her spaniels Guinness and Grace for their first doggy dip. Gourock Outdoor Pool Doggy Dip 2026. (Image: George Munro) Gourock Outdoor Pool Doggy
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