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Scottish Chambers partner, the New York Times, is offering an early bird special rate of $80 per day on all tickets for their Climate Forward Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt which runs from November 8-10 during COP27.

We are fully aware that rising costs can make it even more difficult to run a successful business and as a key member of the Business Support Partnership, we are working with our colleagues from across Scotland to collectively support businesses of all sizes and sectors through this challenging time.

Inverclyde's annual fireworks display is back next month following a three-year absence.

The team at the fulfilment centre at Amazon in Gourock has made a £1,000 donation to the Calum’s Cabin charity.

Disruption is expected at Greenock Crematorium for several months to allow for a major £1.6 million upgrade project. Work will begin on Friday 7 October 2022 […]

A consultation about the future leadership of a Greenock nursery has launched.

Inverclyde is leading the way by becoming the first council area in Scotland to team up with a national charity to introduce lifesaving equipment for first responders.

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has U-turned on plans to abolish the 45p rate of income tax for higher earners in the UK.

A warm welcome is being given to a £100,000 Inverclyde Council initiative to help residents tackle the cold this winter amid the cost of living crisis.

The team at Cardwell Garden Centre certainly know their onions when it comes to putting on a fun event for all the family.

The billionaire Scottish brothers, Sandy and James Easdale, owners of McGill’s Buses, have now completed their acquisition of First Scotland East – and vowed that local management will be empowered to make decisions for local services serving local people.

MM Search, Scotland’s award-winning and fastest-growing executive search firm, is coming to the end of a highly successful fourth year in business.

The Scottish Chambers of Commerce (SCC) has signed a historic Memorandum of Understanding with the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI), opening up opportunities for Scottish businesses to access the country’s growing middle class and its affinity for UK expertise, products and brands.

Home Fix Scotland (HFS), the Inverclyde repairs and maintenance company, has recruited seven further apprentices.

Some 400,000 workers at businesses that have volunteered to pay the Real Living Wage are set to get a record pay boost.