Councillors have approved proposals to build storage units at a disused yard.

A start date for the £24 million Central Greenock redevelopment has been confirmed with new artist’s impressions released showing how the transformation will look.

An application by Vortex Scotland Ltd to build three units at Newark Street, Port Glasgow, at the foot of Clune Brae, is due to be considered by Inverclyde Planning Board in January.

A Greenock Scout group’s proposals for changes at its base have been approved.

Scottish Secretary and Minister for Defence Procurement & Industry visit HMNB Clyde to launch the multi-decade, multi-billion pound Clyde 2070 programme.

A Greenock Scout group has drawn up proposals to renovate its building and turn it into a community hub.

Plans have been lodged to build a retail unit on land adjacent to the Gallagher Shopping Park in Port Glasgow.

Planning officials have agreed that a new coaching football pitch in Greenock’s East End can have a roof over it.

​A package of improvements worth £1.5m to support communities, businesses and boost employment opportunities in Inverclyde has been agreed.

More than £500,000 of funding has been successfully secured to develop a Greenock scouts base.

Inverclyde Council has been awarded £11m to create new and refurbished commercial premises.

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.