Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey today announced that UK interest rates would be cut from 4.75% to 4.5%, in a move to stimulate economic growth.

Two former professional footballers have been given permission to turn derelict land in Greenock into a coaching pitch, with a dog exercise field beside it.

A rare opportunity is available to purchase the freehold of the Victoria Boxing Club within Port Glasgow town centre through Bowman Rebecchi - The Home of Property.

Bowman Rebecchi is delighted to confirm this smart first-floor office duplex in Greenock Town Centre is set for new tenancy.

Bowman Rebecchi is delighted to confirm this highly-visible office space within Port Glasgow is set for new tenancy.

An Inverclyde business owner says it's 'simply wrong' to pay staff members less than they can live on.

A young Greenock businessman is a step closer to REEL-ising his dream of opening a cinema in Gourock after councillors approved his proposal. 

Confectionery firm Golden Casket has marked an impressive 65 years of crafting sweets for the UK and beyond this year.

Bowman Rebecchi is delighted to announce an offer has been accepted for the freehold of this smart retail unit to the west of Greenock Town Centre.

Greenock businessmen James and Sandy Easdale have given £30,000 towards the work of Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity.

Criagmarloch School has confirmed dates for their annual Christmas events, a Christmas shopping night on Thursday 21^st November & Christmas Fayre on Sunday 1^st December.

Bowman Rebecchi is delighted to announce an offer has been accepted for the leasehold of the former highly popular Yvandis Restaurant in Gourock.

Bowman Rebecchi is delighted to announce a new tenant has been secured for this rarely available traditional shipping container located in central Greenock.

Inverclyde Council Planners have approved a plan to convert the Star Hotel in Port Glasgow into flats and shops.

Inverclyde businesses are benefitting from visiting cruise ship passengers but more can be done to maximise the benefits of tourism, it has been claimed.

Twenty-seven workshop and storage units are set to be built at an industrial site in Greenock after council officials approved the plans.

Inverclyde Council has successfully delivered a new and intensive business support programme, specifically for thirteen established small and medium sized companies in the Inverclyde area.

Work to install traffic lights and create a new junction on the A78 at Inverkip looks set to start in the first few months of 2025 — 10 years after it was first proposed.

Permission is being sought to display adverts on the side of Greenock's Celtic Supporters Club.

A dog grooming business has been given permission to use an empty Gourock shop as a base.