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A horticultural charity that provides skills and training opportunities for people with additional support needs has secured almost £¼ million from Inverclyde Council towards building a new community hub.

A massive tree planting exercise is underway across Inverclyde with over 300 added to local greenspaces.

Three busy walkways in Greenock Town Centre have been given a facelift to make them more welcoming for residents and visitors. Inverclyde Council has completed work […]

Trees planted at a Kilmacolm beauty spot have been dedicated to the late Queen Elizabeth as part of a major environmental project. Around 25 trees at […]

Dunbartonshire Chamber of Commerce is delighted to support an exciting trade mission to Barbados led by Renfrewshire Business Network & Invest Barbados.

Seafood businesses and marine organisations in Scotland’s coastal communities are set to benefit from a new year of funding through Marine Fund Scotland. A total of […]

Small-scale producers are set to have access to a range of new support designed to create more localised supply chains and cut food miles.

More funding, more flexibility, and clearer priorities need to be given to Scotland’s college sector according to a report issued by Holyrood’s Education, Children and Young People Committee.

Inverclyde Council is among the best-performing local authorities in Scotland, according to a new national report. The eleventh annual Local Government Benchmarking Framework (LGBF) overview report […]

A business leader from Inverclyde has been named as the chieftain for this year’s Gourock Highland Games.

DYW West, hosted by West College Scotland, is the Scottish Government-funded regional group in place bringing industry and education closer together to help develop the young workforce across Inverclyde, Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire & West Dunbartonshire.

The two CalMac ferries that are being built at the Ferguson shipyard on the Clyde have been hit by a further delay. One of the boats […]