Claire Lindsay

4 days ago | greenocktelegraph.co.uk | Claire Lindsay

Lyle Gateway is kickstarting its Gateway Walks project (Image: Emma Van Sant/Unsplash) LYLE Gateway is inviting the public to a special launch event in Greenock. The community café will host the event on Friday, May 16, from 12pm to 3pm, to kickstart its new Gateway Walks project. Attendees will have the chance to hear about plans for the coming year, while also celebrating past achievements. The event promises food, networking, and the presence of several local organisations.

4 days ago | greenocktelegraph.co.uk | Claire Lindsay

Sir John Curtice will speak at the 49th anniversary dinner (Image: Duncan Bryceland) THE Gourock Rotary Club has announced an exciting guest speaker for its 49th anniversary celebration. The club will host a special charter dinner on May 15, where Sir John Curtice, a well-known political analyst, will be the guest speaker. This year, the club has raised £7,500 for the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation.

4 days ago | cumnockchronicle.com | Claire Lindsay

Attendees will get the opportunity to have all their questions answered (Image: Crossriggs Veterinary Clinic) PET lovers are being invited to attend a free client evening at Crossriggs Veterinary Clinic next month, offering essential training in first aid for animals. The event will take place on Thursday, May 8, starting at 5.30pm, and promises to equip attendees with vital knowledge that could help save a pet’s life in an emergency.

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Hannahston Woodland Nature Day will take place on May 17 (Image: GSAB) THE highly anticipated Hannahston Woodland Nature Day has announced its return next month. The Galloway & Southern Ayrshire Biosphere (GSAB) Partnership and the Friends of Hannahston Woods have confirmed the popular event will take place on Saturday, May 17. The event celebrates wildlife, community, and the joy of springtime in the UNESCO Biosphere.

4 days ago | greenocktelegraph.co.uk | Claire Lindsay

The Theatre School of Scotland is putting on the show (Image: Thiago Barletta/Unsplash) AN amateur production of a hit musical will take to the stage in Greenock. The Theatre School of Scotland is set to perform 'School of Rock' at the Beacon Arts Centre. Tickets are £18.50 plus fees and are available online here. Based on the popular film, the production follows failed musician Dewey Finn as he turns a class of high-achieving students into a rock band.