Nostalgia: We turn the clock back to Leap Year disco in 2004

: West Kilbride Village Nursery held a coffee morning and toy sale in the local community centre where the group regularly meets. (Image: Newsquest)LISTEN very carefully, I shall say zis only once ... Something very special has been happening at Nardini’s Seaview Cafe in Wemyss Bay as it was transformed into a mini theatre for Skelmorlie Attic Players production of Allo Allo, starting Gordon McMurray as Rene. (Image: Newsquest)

RENE’S Cafe is open for business at the Seaview Cafe which is the unique setting for the Attic Players performance of “Allo Allo”. (Image: Newsquest)Cumbrae Burns Supper had a cutting edge thanks to Hayley McLaughlin addressing the haggis. (Image: Newsquest)Royal Bank of Scotland staff in Largs got on their bikes to raise money for charitable organisation Sands, as part of a nationwide venture to raise money for a variety of charities called £50k in 50 days. (Image: Newsquest)Singing for their supper were the pupils of Cumbrae Primary School who had a belated celebration of Robert Burns’ anniversary (Image: Newsquest)

Local grandparents were invited to Wemyss Bay Primary School to find out all about computing, counting and a number of other fun and interesting classes. These local grandparents were able to visit three of their grandchildren, Ross (P5), Niamh (P3) and little Ciara McLaren (P2) - it was a triple whammy! (Image: Newsquest)Inverclyde National Sports Centre Golf Practice Facility were hosting training courses for youngsters. from left: Sheila Lamb, Clubgolf regional manager, Angela Liddell, golf manager at Inverclyde, Dawn Middleton and SLGA president Nancy Chisholm. Principal of Inverclyde, John Kent, is on right with golf coach Jim Cameron in the centre (Image: Newsquest)