PLANNERS have agreed that part of Gourock’s former police station can be turned into a business centre, with the old cells becoming offices.
Planning permission to change the use of the ground floor has been given by Inverclyde Council following an application by businessman Tony Dhesi of nearby Cleats Bar.
Rear window openings in the old custody suite at the Kempock Place premises will be enlarged to form four doors.
The four custody cells will become individual offices each with a small garden area at the back of the building.
Four other rooms — including the dog pend — will also be used as office accommodation.
