Inverclyde

The conditional sale of a significant waterfront site at James Watt Dock in Greenock has been agreed, potentially unlocking a mixed-use future encompassing food and beverage, leisure, and residential elements.

Work is underway on a £50,000 flood prevention project in the Larkfield area of Greenock.

Network Rail engineers will soon begin repair work on a bridge carrying the railway over the A8 in Langbank, Inverclyde.

Ogilvie Construction has passed a significant milestone on the project to build a new £10 million community hub for people with learning disabilities in Inverclyde with the completion of the building’s foundations. Work is now focussed on the construction of the timber frame structure wi

Demolition of the first block of flats within the run down Clune Park estate in Port Glasgow has begun.

Physical works on the £24 million Greenock Town Centre transformation are expected to begin later this year.

One of the oldest buildings in Port Glasgow is now one of the most modern in Inverclyde after being given a new lease of life thanks to a £3.2 million restoration project.

Work to demolish parts of the Clune Park estate in Port Glasgow is due to begin.

Work is underway on a £4 million road improvement project on the A78 at Inverkip to pave the way for 650 homes and over 500 jobs.

Work is underway to transform a former Gourock school site into a new community greenspace. The first phase of improvement works at the old St Ninian’s Primary plot will start this week when contractors will move in and get set up.

People are being encouraged to check out Greenock’s new-look West Blackhall Street following a £6 million revamp.  The street fully reopened recently following a massive modernisation project to make the town’s traditional high street more attractive to residents, shoppers, vi

Engineers will be working around-the-clock on the Inverclyde lines between Saturday (March 15) and Tuesday (March 18) to deliver more than £14 million of investment in renewing vital infrastructure.

At a special full Inverclyde Council meeting last week, councillors approved a three-year £65 million capital budget. Projects included in the £65m capital budget that was agreed are:

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

Work has started on the construction of a new £10 million community hub for people in Greenock with learning disabilities. The project, which has been designed by architects Holmes Miller and is being built by main contractor Ogilvie Construction, is being led and funded by Inverclyde Council/