A Greenock bowling club's 10-year battle for a vital refurbishment to secure the future of the facility is finally over as they unveil their £260,000 new-look.
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Inverclyde’s first zero-carbon whisky distillery, Ardgowan Distillery, has appointed Inverkeithing-based Muir Construction to begin the first phase of its £20 million “cathedral of whisky”
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A vacant office in Greenock town centre is being lined up for use as a tanning salon.
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Councillors have agreed that a detached house can be built on the outskirts of Inverkip.
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A bid to turn the former Inverkip Pharmacy into a coffee shop has been lodged with Inverclyde Council.
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Inverclyde's home of property, Bowman Rebecchi is celebrating after being named as a finalist at the prestigious Herald Property Awards for Scotland.
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Planners have approved plans for an empty convenience store in Greenock to be transformed into a cafe.
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A family-run company plans to create more storage space at its Greenock premises.
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A vacant former church site is set to be transformed into a convenience store and a retail unit after the redevelopment bid received Inverclyde Council’s permission to progress.
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Inverclyde Council's planning department has given the green light for part of Gourock’s former police station to be turned into a business centre, with the old cells becoming offices.
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An Inverclyde company’s application to build a new workshop complex in Greenock has been approved bu Inverclyde Council.
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Planners have agreed that a property in Gourock can be used for short-term lets.
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Planners have agreed that a number of properties in Gourock can be used for short-term lets.
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Planners are being asked to agree that an empty convenience store in Greenock can be used as a cafe.
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Cleats Bar has applied to use land beside its premises as an outdoor seating area.
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Despite a fall in construction activity at the start of 2023, surveyors in Scotland are predicting sector growth for the first time in almost a year while another survey has highlighted a rebound in repair, maintenance, and improvement (RMI) work for construction SMEs.
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An application to remove a section of a boundary wall and create a new driveway at a Greenock home is being considered by Inverclyde Council.
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Part of Gourock’s former police station looks set to be turned into a business centre, with the old cells turned into offices.
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Gourock Bowling Club welcomed its members back onto the green for another season as it held a successful opening day.
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New plans have been submitted for a new commercial development on land in Greenock as part of businessmen Sandy and James Easdale’s property empire.
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