NewsAyrshire couple lay claim to region's tallest Sunflower as plant sprouts to almost 12 feet
Jackie Ridge and her partner Alan reckon their plant is head and shoulders above the others.
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NewsJackie Ridge and her partner Alan reckon their plant is head and shoulders above the others.
NewsThe iconic aircraft joins the programme for Saturday, September 5.
News‘Art Deco Ayrshire’ celebrates the natural and cultural beauty of Ayrshire through a collection of colourful digital prints.
NewsCraig White told the supported person: “Away to your bed, because ken why, nobody likes you,” or words to that effect.
NewsSongs such as Shang-A-Lang, Bye Bye Baby, Saturday Night, Summerlove Sensation and many more, helped turn five young Scots into international superstars.
NewsShauni Gray will walk the equivalent distance of going around Arran, as a way of thanking the “amazing people” who helped support her and her family.
NewsBoyleSports want to take on the former Keepsakes unit and establish their second Ayrshire betting shop.
NewsThe planning application involves alteration work to a garage to form six en-suite bedrooms with associated living and staff-room accommodation.
NewsPat Kennedy, from Coylton, is a member of a group that represents a coalition of pension groups from multiple companies around the country.
NewsA 36 year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident.
What's OnThe Beatles' 'Studio years' with live band and orchestra.
NewsThe 20 year-old winger has penned a loan deal at Somerset Park until the end of the season.
NewsThe Prestwick Town Twinning Association welcomed a delegation from Germany and the US, as they marked big milestones together.
News"Children benefited from warm, nurturing relationships and meaningful experiences that supported their wellbeing, confidence and development."
What's On2026 is the anniversary of Scotland's three day international rock weekend by the sea in Troon on the Ayrshire Coast.
NewsFor Mary and John Quick, the RAF Benevolent Fund became an important source of support when they reached out for help with damp in their bedroom.
News"This project is not only set to generate clean energy and reduce South Ayrshire’s carbon emissions, but it will also provide a long‑term revenue stream to support vital council services.”
NewsThe company employs more than 85,000 people across 65 countries and, in the UK, Thales has more than 7,000 employees based across 16 key sites.
NewsThe recognition is for its ongoing commitment to low-impact production, sustainability and earth-conscious business practices.
NewsThe hotly-contested Spice Awards are back and they’ve just revealed the finalists who’ll be vying for prestigious honours.
NewsAnnick Grange will deliver 197 new homes.
NewsThe display team will take to the skies over Ayr shorefront on both Friday, September 4 and Saturday, September 5.
Alterations and extension to dwellinghouse
Change of use of Class 1A to betting shop (Sui Generis) and external alterations.
NewsJohn Robertson, 35, from Ayr, is facing the fight of his life after he was diagnosed with stage 4 oesophageal cancer.
What's OnRETROSPECT are bringing DIKKE BAAP, MUTILATOR, KIRSTY, MXGN, TRKN, 5VRGN, DEEVEY & Many More to Ayr Pavilion this Halloween - TICKETS OUT NOW!
What's OnPavilion Festival is back for 2027. For the fifth year, we return to the Low Green in Ayr to Embrace The Madness. Lineup information coming soon.....
NewsAnd Susan's proud mum, Irene, who's 84 was also there to cheer her on.
NewsThe Barr to Lamdoughty road is one of nine roads across Scotland to receive funding.
NewsAyrshire360 have announced that the River Ayr Way Ultra & Relay will take place on Saturday, September 12.
NewsFor three decades, NHS Ayrshire & Arran has supported parents and babies through the UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative.
NewsIt follows a spot check on care provision by the Care Inspectorate in July with their findings now published.
News“We’ve had our challenges over the years but we have a great team of volunteers who work hard to keep the Community Pub and Hub open, and it’s really lovely for all of their hard work to be recognised
News“This tour is my love letter to every stage, every song, and every one of you who’ve cheered, cried, laughed and believed right along with me."
Application for tree works for removal of 6 trees
NewsThe publication would transform Robert Burns’ life and secure his place as Scotland’s National Bard.
NewsBosses at council-run 28 Cunningham Place were previously told to take “urgent and decisive” action to improve service delivery. Now the service is moving in the right direction.
NewsLoudoun Castle was once one of Scotland's best-loved family attractions, but a tragedy saw the Ayrshire theme park close for good
What's OnOn Tuesday 31st December 1991, the very first EURODANCE took over Prestwick International Airport. 35 years later we are back to celebrate.
What's OnThe sounds of AC/DC with top UK tribute Livewire will rock the foundations of the Ayr Pavilion this autumn
NewsIt’s the second store to open in Ayr - the other located on the town’s High Street - with a third Ayrshire store in Largs.
NewsThe fresh gradings follow a visit to the service in July with the findings now published.
Installation of modular galvanised steel disabled access ramp
News“For centuries, Loudoun Hall has played an important role in the story of our town."
NewsThe competition takes place from August 6 to August 9 and is designed to celebrate the life-changing impact of organ donation and the extraordinary opportunities transplantation creates.
NewsPaul Harris previously stayed in the Manse when his brother-in-law, John Thomson, was Minister in Annbank back in the 1920’s.
News"Hopefully the weather will be on our side and give us a nice summer’s day."
NewsPlans were previously lodged, seeking planning permission in principle, for six three-bedroom homes at the site.
NewsThe Public Health team at NHS Ayrshire & Arran hosted an interactive stall at the four-day event.
NewsCharli Hillman was adjudged to have recorded a member of the public take part in “intimate behaviour”- without their consent- within the confines of the pub’s outdoor area.