North Ayrshire Council

A number of local groups are celebrating a major financial boost after becoming recipients of North-Ayrshire wide fund. The council’s Communities and Place Fund is set to contribute £397,000 to 24 local groups. The fund is comprised of a £250,000 allocation from the UK Shared Prosp

North Ayrshire’s welfare rights and money advice service has helped boost residents’ income by more than £27 million in the last year. The council's Money Smart team helps individuals and families with their finances, by ensuring they are able to access and maximise benefits and of

Projects aimed at tackling child poverty across the country will receive increased, multi-year funding thanks to a boost from the Scottish Government.   Successful applicants to the third round of the Child Poverty Practice Accelerator Fund, now worth more than £1.8 million, will receive

Plans to redevelop the site of the former high flats in Irvine are to be unveiled to members of the public.

Largs school children joined Provost Anthea Dickson to officially open North Ayrshire Council’s newest housing development.

North Ayrshire Council has agreed to investigate opportunities to collaborate with South and East Ayrshire councils as part of a bid to improve services and provide financial benefits.

Year End reporting on North Ayrshire Council’s council plan was recently approved by cabinet.

Residents and interested parties are being invited to view and discuss proposals for a significant new council housing development.

The final tenants have moved into the newest council homes in North Ayrshire. A total of 14 new homes have been created across four sites at Laburnum Avenue, Beith, and Newhouse Drive, Kilbirnie.

North Ayrshire Provost Anthea Dickson has officially opened 19 new, energy-efficient council homes on the site of the former James McFarlane School on Dalry Road, Ardrossan.

North Ayrshire Council’s newest housing development has been officially opened by North Ayrshire Provost Anthea Dickson.

Residents and interested parties are being invited to have their say on the latest housing development in Ardrossan.

North Ayrshire Council is looking for community groups, residents and local businesses to share ideas for potential site uses, policies and a range of development opportunities as part of its next Local Development Plan (LDP).

Homeowners in three areas of North Ayrshire can make their properties more energy efficient thanks to a scheme that installs measures such as wall insulation and solar panels. Through its Energy Efficiency Scotland: Area Based Schemes (EES:ABS) programme, the Scottish Government funds local authorit

The Arran Housing Taskforce has thanked everyone who shared their views as part of the ongoing effort to help shape housing provision on the island.