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Plans approved for supported living development in Ayr
A planning application was previously submitted, seeking permission to build flats at a vacant site on 6 Waggon Road.
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A planning application was previously submitted, seeking permission to build flats at a vacant site on 6 Waggon Road.
Charlie was taken on a tour of the project which is estimated to yield around £1m for the comnmunity over the next 25 years.
Emergency services were called to the rear of the historic store at around 6pm last night following reports of a fire at the top of an upper floor building.
Petrol averages 171.21p a litre across the 15 forecourts in East Ayrshire, making it the sixth cheapest of 328 council areas in Britain.
HM Inspectors have run the rule over the school once again.
Captain Jamie Ross, Co-Pilot Harry Howell, Winch Operator Alan Robertson and Winch Paramedic Mark Warters received the Edward and Maisie Lewis Award.
Kilmarnock’s Jamie Stephenson is tuning up for his world record attempt at the town’s CentreStage from Wednesday, October 14 to Friday, October 16.
A fire took hold within an upper floor of a vacant building, prompting a response last night from the Scottish Fire & Rescue Service.
“Locating the business closer to its client base reduces travel distances, improves logistics, and lowers operating costs."
Emma Sykes, from Prestwick, took on the Half Marathon to raise important funds for Crosshouse Children’s Fund.
The proposal involves the building of two storey homes and accessible bungalow accommodation.
Bosses previously submitted a planning application, seeking permission for the works from South Ayrshire Council.
The local authority has earmarked a section of recreation ground in Hole Road for the new feature.
The incident took place around 8.05am on Friday, October 2, and involved a pedestrian and a white Range Rover Evoque.
The organisation says Mr Burns will continue to provide leadership as the hospice moves into the next important phase of its development.
Ayr-based T Walsh Contracts Ltd is one of three SELECT member firms selected to receive support through the new initiative.
"At a time when you so often hear complaints about GP surgeries, I feel incredibly fortunate that my parents have been looked after by such a wonderful team."
“These competitions highlight the exceptional talent within Scotland’s craft butchery industry."
When asked about the secret to a happy marriage, the couple said it’s about “having a great friendship, keeping communication open and always having a laugh.”
The study analysed Office for National Statistics counts of pubs and bars in 318 councils across Great Britain between 2010 and 2025.