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Inverclyde creatives invited to participate in a new local film series
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William Wallace memorial to be unveiled

A MEMORIAL in honour of one of Scotland s most famous sons is due to be unveiled in Port Glasgow later this year. A grey granite sculpture in the shape of a tree trunk will form the centrepiece of a tribute to William Wallace, in the spot where the knight was chained to an oak tree in 1305. Stuart Duncan and Neil Lochiel - who are both involved with the Society of William Wallace - say the monument will be installed in the grounds of the Holy Family Church in the autumn. Over the last two years, the team behind the Wallace Oak Project have been fundraising and working on planning applications to make the monument dream a reality.

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Money for food group promoting produce in Inverclyde

A LOCAL food group that aims to promote produce in Inverclyde has received a cash boost. Discover Inverclyde s Food and Drink is receiving a slice of £250,000 from industry leadership body, Scotland Food and Drink Over the next 12 months, Discover Inverclyde’s Food and Drink aims to support businesses in the area, delivering projects to link up food and drink to the district s tourism strategy, and work towards a recovery from Covid-19. Kevin Blamire, chair of Tourism Inverclyde, said: “Being able to directly support food and drink businesses is hugely important to Inverclyde’s tourism ambitions. The food and drink sector is the lifeblood of Scottish tourism and has the opportunity to put places on the map.

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