Set up in late 2006, Irvine Bay Regeneration Company is one of Scotland's second generation urban regeneration companies (URC). Its boundaries enclose an area of outstanding natural beauty spanning 14 miles of sandy coastline, the four seaside towns of Irvine, Stevenston, Saltcoats and Ardrossan and the abbey town of Kilwinning. It is the largest URC in terms of land mass covering over 35 square miles.
Our objective is to shape the creation of the physical conditions and local infrastructure that will lead to the successful regeneration of Irvine Bay.
Baroness Margaret Ford, Chairman, Irvine Bay Regeneration Company:
"We believe that if we can develop our built environment to match the quality of our natural environment, we have a chance to kick start growth in our economy in a way that has eluded this area since the major industrial closures in the mid-1970's.
Over the next decade, working with our funding partners - North Ayrshire Council, Scottish Government, Scottish Enterprise and the private sector - we will implement a range of strategic interventions that will reverse the economic decline of our five towns and inspire the delivery of quality physical investment.
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
Two successful events highlight the growing opportunities in Irvine Bay for...
3 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 4LD
baywatch issue 7
Special edition looking back at Irvine Bay's work throughout 2009.
Annickbank Business Park, Irvine
Particulars for Annickbank Business Park, Irvine
Station building info sheet
We're looking for Expressions of Interest from potential occupiers of the former station building, Saltcoats.
Annual report 08-09
Review of projects' progress 08-09