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

A scouting stalwart who has helped Greenock youngsters discover the spirit of adventure over the last four decades said his first ever leader inspired him to get to where he is today. 

Ardgowan Hospice has applied for permission to demolish a historic church building beside their base in Greenock.

Bowman Rebecchi and Rebecchi Architectural have pledged support to two players at Greenock High School Former Pupils 2009.

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

A major project to install replacement windows to the communal stairwell at 26 Esplanade in Greenock have been completed and overseen by Bowman Rebecchi’s Factoring team.

Planners have agreed that one of three new commercial units in Greenock’s East End can be a café instead of a shop.

An Iconic Greenock sweet factory has been granted planning permission for a new glucose tank.

Bowman Rebecchi and Rebecchi Architectural were delighted to join a host of employers last night to talk careers at Clydeview Academy’s Future Pathways Career Event Hosted by Developing the Young Workforce (West).

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.

Two former professional footballers want to turn derelict land in Greenock into a coaching pitch with a dog exercise field beside it.

Inverclyde Council planners have approved a bid to display adverts on the side of Greenock's Celtic Supporters Club. 

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

Councillors have agreed that empty retail premises in Kilmacolm can be turned into a wine bar.

Designs for a large new detached house on the outskirts of Inverkip have been approved by planners.

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

Plans have been drawn up to convert the Star Hotel in Port Glasgow into flats and shops.

Permission is being sought to alter a historic former Greenock church so that it can be used as a circus school.

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