Published: Thursday, 25th September, 2008 12:30
By Lauren Campbell
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A ROBERT Burns fan recited ‘Address to a Haggis’ at the summit of Goatfell during a climb to raise cash for James McFarlane school.
Brian Gaw, along with five colleagues from Cunninghame Housing Association’s new development at Chapelhill Mount in Ardrossan, climbed the mountain on Saturday, September 13.
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THE Christmas lights in Saltcoats are now twinkling after Friday night’s spectacular switch-on.
SALTCOATS LIGHTS SWITCHED ON TONIGHT!
Head down to the Union Street car park next to Saltcoats Station for Santa’s arrival at 6pm tonight (Friday) folks!
DALRY TINSEL AND TORCHLIGHT PARADE
THE Tinsel and Torchlight Parade will be an extra special night this year with the Caledonian Pipers leading the way.
A DALRY mum has spoken out about her heartache after her 38-year-old husband died of a brain tumour last week, saying he never once complained.
TWO diehard Old Firm supporters switched sides last Friday to raise funds for Children In Need.
A SCAM that has been circulating for years has targeted Saltcoats and several residents received a letter. THIS IS A FAKE.
TWO love cheats who were caught having sex in a car park as others watched have beeen put on the Sex Offenders Register.
RESIDENTS in Saltcoats may not be alone as one Ardrossan man captured what looks like a ghost on his camera on Monday night.
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SALTCOATS LIGHTS SWITCHED ON TONIGHT!