North Ayrshire Council

Residents are invited to view plans for what will be North Ayrshire Council’s largest-ever council house development.

The communities of Arran and Cumbrae are being invited to have their say on the current National Islands Plan. Scotland’s first ever National Islands Plan was published in 2019 and is now being reviewed, potentially leading to the publication of an updated Islands Plan.

More than £160,000 is to be shared among a number of North Ayrshire groups to help improve their communities. The first round of funding through the Communities and Place Fund will support a series of projects which will help bring about positive change.

North Ayrshire Council is urging communities to apply for funding from Participatory Budgeting (PB) as a new funding round opens. PB is a way for people to decide how local funds are spent. A bi-annual source of community funding given directly from North Ayrshire Council to community members i

North Ayrshire Council has launched a new online customer account service to ensure residents can access the services they need as quickly and simply as possible. Since the start of Covid-19, there has been a significant increase in the number of people accessing the council’s online services,

Redpath Construction has secured its first project with North Ayrshire Council for the refurbishment of Cheviot Court sheltered housing unit in Irvine. The project was awarded via mini competition against the Framework Agreement for the Refurbishment of Sheltered Housing Units in North Ayrshire.

Ardrossan-based debt, welfare and housing advice charity, CHAP is continuing to expand its capabilities.

The demolition of Irvine’s high flats is nearing its conclusion with preparations well advanced to bring down the last remaining tower block, Afton Court.

North Ayrshire’s newest council housing development has been hailed by housing minister Paul McLennan MSP. The landmark 71-unit development at Irvine’s Harbourside was officially opened earlier this summer.

A man has been ordered to demolish a five-bedroom home that was built without planning permission after failing to convince planners that refusing his application breached his human rights.

A group from Ardrossan who are striving to bring long-term social, economic and environmental benefits in their community have received a welcome funding boost. Ardrossan Community Development Trust (ACDT) will receive £30,000 over three years from North Ayrshire Ventures Trust (NAVT).

North Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership (NAHSCP) is now funding a new debt advice service, which will be delivered by CHAP for the next two years through their base at the Michael Lynch Centre for Enterprise in Ardrossan.

North Ayrshire Council has launched its new Customer Participation Strategy which lays out how it will engage and consult with tenants as it strives to continue to provide the best possible services. Covering the five-year period up to 2028, the strategy has been developed in consultation with tenan

North Ayrshire Council has laid out its priorities for tackling housing issues in the area over the next five years in its newly approved Local Housing Strategy. It aims to ensure that people live in the right homes, in great places, with access to any support services they need.

A unique new housing development that promotes independent living for North Ayrshire residents has been officially opened by North Ayrshire Provost Anthea Dickson.