Inverclyde is Scotland's hardest-hit area for population decline. The number of people living there has fallen by 22,000 people since 1981. The issue has become so pressing that the council is implementing a repopulation strategy, part of which involves attracting migrants and people who have been granted refugee status. Tap the link in @BBCNews’s bio to read more from BBC Correspondent Michael Buchanan's trip to Greenock, a small town to the west of Glasgow. #Scotland #Immigration #Population #BBCNews