261 June 2016 - Gryffe Advertizer

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8 the advertizer t: 01505 613340 e: info@advertizer.co.uk Waverley Excursions We look forward to welcoming you onboard in 2016 when Waverley will celebrate 70 years since her launch. You can step aboard Waverley to sail on the Clyde from now until August and there are a great variety of cruises that you can enjoy. Steam “Doon the Watter” – bring back magical memories or create new ones as you visit Rothesay, explore Islands: Arran, Bute and Cumbrae, relax in the sun on deck as you cruise amidst dramatic loch scenery or cruise through the world famous Kyles of Bute to visit the beautifully situated Highland village of Tighnabruaich. The Destination Guide lists all of the destinations that you can visit when she is sailing. Dine, relax with a drink in one of our restored period lounges, or simply watch the world slip by as you enjoy breath taking views. You can send a postcard or shop for a souvenir whilst on-board. Visit new places or simply bring friends and family – young and old – for a trip to remember! There is something to suit every taste and pocket. Visit the website for further information or to book your trip www.waverleyexcursions.co.uk/plan-your-trip/scotland Renfrewshire and Inverclyde Games Society (RIGS) We are a friendly group of board and card game enthusiasts who meet every fortnight on Wednesday evenings at the upstairs café bar of Amaretto in Bridge of Weir. The games we play offer a wide variety of themes and styles and can cover anything from developing your ancient civilisations, managing and racing your own NASCAR team or fishing in ancient Japan. Above all these are games where you are in control of your moves and your decisions are central to your game. Our meetings in June are on the 2nd, 16th and 30th at 8pm in the upstairs café bar at Amaretto in Bridge of Weir and if you have any questions or would like more information then please call Keith on 07789 501605. If you intend to come along then please also let us know, using the same phone number, so that we can ensure that there is a good supply of games. More information can be found at http://rigs.scot Renfrewshire Constituency - Election Results Renfrewshire North and West Constituency Candidate Party Votes Derek Mackay Scottish National Party 14,718 David Wilson Scottish Conservative & Unionist Party 7,345 Mary Fee Scottish Labour Party 7,244 Rod Ackland Scottish Liberal Democrats 888 Jim Halfpenny Scottish Trade Unionist & Socialist Coalition 414 Peter Morton 198 Ballot papers rejected 63; Total votes cast 30,870; Electorate 50,555; Turnout 61.1% Renfrewshire South constituency Candidate Party Votes Tom Arthur Scottish National Party 14,272 Paul O’Kane Scottish Labour Party 9,864 Ann Le Blond Scottish Conservative & Unionist Party 4,752 Tristan Gray Scottish Liberal Democrats 793 Ballot papers rejected 129; Total votes cast 29,810; Electorate 49,422; Turnout 60.3% Last month I was given the great privilege of being reelected to serve as Member of the Scottish Parliament for Renfrewshire North & West, having received 14,718 votes. I would like to firstly say thank you to everyone who put their trust in me. I will continue to serve as MSP representing the communities of Kilmacolm, Quarrier’s Village, Bridge of Weir, Houston, Crosslee Renfrew, Gallowhill, Langbank, Inchinnan, Bishopton and Erskine. I promise to serve my constituents in every way in which I can. My constituency office is open and my Monday morning telephone surgery has re-commenced - please call 0141 885 2076 between 10am and 11am. Alternatively, if you require assistance with any matter, you can contact my office anytime on the same number, Monday-Friday 9am-5pm or e-mail Derek.Mackay.msp@parliament.scot. My constituency wide surgery programme will re-commence after the summer recess, during which I will be in every part of Renfrewshire North & West speaking with constituents about what local issues matter most to them. During the election campaign my team and I spoke to 9,007 residents. A number of local issues were raised with me, and I now intend to take these matters forward on behalf of my constituents. These issues included local road conditions, street cleaning, traffic management and street lighting, all of which are of course the responsibility of local authorities, however, I know just how strongly my constituents feel about these issues and it is my duty to stand up for them.
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