Irvine: Primark plan signage change for Rivergate store

Plans would see new signage erected at the store if approved. <i>(Image: Street View)</i>
Plans would see new signage erected at the store if approved. (Image: Street View)
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A SLIGHT change could be coming to Irvine's Primark store later this year.

It comes as the company submitted proposals for new signage to be erected at their Rivergate Shopping Centre branch.

An application for the new sign, which would be located within the car park entrance to the shop, is now being considered by North Ayrshire Council.

If approved, this would see the replacement of the current branding located outside the popular clothing retailer.

The current blue lettering used at the entrance would be removed with a new illuminated sign - featuring a blue background with white lettering - used in its place.

(Image: NAC Planning)

The application is currently pending consideration and can be viewed in full online via the council's online planning portal - searching for reference 25/00012/ADC.

It is currently anticipated that a decision will be made on the application in the beginning of March.

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