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In the Greenock locality about 43% of households are a lone occupant and nearly 33% are socially rented, both well above the Scottish shares, and some 14% are lone-parent families. Living alone, it is easy for a week to pass with nobody to share a walk or a coffee with, so choose one weekly fixture with familiar faces and protect it.
Short winter days on the firth can make living alone feel lonely. Lyle Hill rises about 360 feet above the town to the Cross of Lorraine memorial and wide river views, the Greenock Cut follows an 1827 aqueduct for about five miles, and the Watt Institution on Kelly Street brings together the McLean Museum, the Watt Library and the archives. The town centre is being reshaped in a £24m project led by the council, with Hector McNeil House already gone and part of the Oak Mall coming down. Good places to begin:
More guides for women in this area – each with its own local advice.
More guides for women in this area – each with its own local advice.
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