Thames Water’s creditors have revealed plans to appoint former business secretary Lord John Hutton as an independent chair of the water supplier if their rescue bid is given the green light to avoid ...

Early results show the oil-rich province has overwhelmingly backed unity in a boost for prime minister Mark Carney amid US annexation threats.

Moving On Inverclyde facilitator Joseph Eardley is highly commended at UK SMART Recovery Volunteer Awards for supporting people affected by drug and alcohol use.

The UK’s unemployment rate has fallen to the lowest level in more than a year despite the number of vacancies sliding for another month, new figures show. The rate of UK unemployment fell to 4.7% in ...

An Australian MP remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital, as the country’s prime minister praised a barber who ...

Wickes said customer growth was driven by stronger volumes but it added that “mild” price inflation is “starting to come through” after a sustained period of easing prices. The company said it is ...

The new private parking code of practice will apply in England, Scotland and Wales and will bring in a fully independent ...

Greenock residents are invited to shape the town’s new identity through a survey supporting Pride in Place regeneration plans ...

Health chiefs have highlighted the scale of work being carried out to tackle addiction in Inverclyde following a year in which drug-related deaths fell locally despite rising across Scotland.

Gourock man Jamie Campbell allowed contact with woman again after domestic abuse incident. Belville Street ban remains ahead ...

Port Glasgow statues lit purple on October 16 for DLD Awareness Day, delighting six-year-old Liam McDougall and raising awareness of developmental language disorder.

Martin Lewis explains changes to Disabled Persons Railcard eligibility, including how Blue Badge holders could save a third on train fares.