Planning permission has been granted that will see the redevelopment of a farm building in Kilmacolm.

Councillors have agreed that a container storage facility can be created on vacant ground in Port Glasgow.

Former professional footballers have changed their plans for a coaching pitch in Greenock’s East End and now propose putting a roof over the facility and creating an office building.

Plans for a prominent property on Cardwell Road in Gourock have received approval from local planners.

Revised designs for a new house in Greenock’s West End have been given the go-ahead by Inverclyde planners.

Changes proposed to storage units that were built in Port Glasgow without planning permission have been accepted by council officials.

Inverclyde Council is inviting people in communities across Inverclyde to mark the 250th anniversary of Port Glasgow this summer by taking part in - and organising - exciting activities.

A new £130,000 crisis grant fund to help Inverclyde’s most vulnerable residents with rising fuel bills has been approved.

Inverclyde Council has appointed a local contractor to begin the demolition of the Clune Park estate.

Inverclyde Council is undertaking a survey of private landlords across Inverclyde.

Consultation is taking place over how £20million of UK Government funding should be spent in Greenock.

Planning permission is being sought for a storage building in central Greenock.

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

Inverclyde Council now has the power to add a 'tourist tax' to accommodation costs for people visiting the area - but it's yet to decide whether to use it.

Inverclyde Planners are being asked to agree conversion of office space into a wine bar.

An application has been made to create a storage facility on vacant ground in Port Glasgow.

Inverclyde Council are looking for communities to have their say and help shape the priorities contained within each of the 6 locality plans for 2024-2027.

Plans to convert a historic Inverclyde church building into a house have been given the go-ahead.

Bowman Rebecchi is delighted to confirm it has been selected by Inspirent and Inverclyde Council to join a new business growth programme.

Inverclyde Councillors are to decide what the street is to be called in the 22-house development at the McPherson Development.