The regeneration of Irvine Bay is set to bring inward investment and strong economic growth to the coastal towns of North Ayrshire, creating vibrant communities, new job opportunities and a high quality of life in this attractive area of Scotland.
Regeneration will bring:
Irvine Bay is full of potential. As regeneration takes hold the whole area will become a more attractive place to live and work. New housing developments and improved town centres with good quality shops and restaurants will attract both visitors and locals. New business facilities will be developed to encourage businesses to locate here. It’s close to Glasgow and has excellent transport links, so people can come and go from the city easily.
A final reminder to learn more about key projects planned to transform Irvi...
12 March 2010
Learn more about key projects at Irvine Bay Regeneration Company's Annual P...
5 March 2010A group of local primary school children are to star in a special video des...
4 March 2010
After the event's success as part of the Homecoming Scotland celebrations, the 'Dear Mister Burns' exhibtion is coming to a library near you...
25 January - 13 July 2010, at Various libraries'Making a real difference in Irvine Bay'
25 March 2010, 10.30am - 1.00pm at Menzies Hotel, 46 Annick Road, KA11 4LDWe're looking for expressions of interest from companies interested in developing the former Trinity Church, Irvine.
A new two storey building providing mix of office, workshops and retail space available to rent on flexible terms.
We're looking for expressions of interest from potential partners to re-develop the former Harbour Inn, Ardrossan.
baywatch issue 7
Special edition looking back at Irvine Bay's work throughout 2009.