Gardeners in Greenock have rallied round after their historic allotments in the town were wrecked by Storm Eowyn.

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Despite the severity of Storm Eowyn and the devastation brought by hurricane force winds and lasting damage to power and ...

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The facility in Helensburgh was damaged in the storm almost three months ago and work is ongoing to identify a solution.

Schools, libraries, council depots, harbours, roads and houses were damaged in the storm - and councils are paying the price.

Tens of thousands of people and properties narrowly escaped disaster by luck of timing when Storm Éowyn hit the country.

Gardeners in Greenock have rallied round after their historic allotments in the town were wrecked by Storm Eowyn.