The first meeting was very positive with representatives from the Council, Riverside Inverclyde, local traders and the community all keen to play their part in improving the vibrancy of the town centre to give it a sustainable future. The Forum will meet initially on a quarterly basis to oversee the implementation of the regeneration plan for the town centre.
My Labour colleague Michael McCormick, who is one of the ward councillors for the town centre, as well as being Convener of the Council's Environment & Regeneration Committee, was unanimously agreed as the first chair of the Forum.
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| Members of the new Port Glasgow Regeneration Forum |
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