Scottish Parliament offers virtual tours for East Ayrshire students
Modern studies students in East Ayrshire can now pay a visit to the Scottish Parliament without ever leaving their classrooms.
Cumnock’s MSP urges public to share their views on ‘firework control zone’ plans
Views are being sought on how new 'control zones' could be used to tackle firework misuse.
Relaxation of rules on outdoor seating expected from end of March
Cafes, bars and restaurants will be able to put tables and chairs on the pavement outside their premises without first obtaining planning permission, under changes expected to be introduced next month.
Relaxation of rules on outdoor seating expected from end of March
Cafes, bars and restaurants will be able to put tables and chairs on the pavement outside their premises without first obtaining planning permission, under changes expected to be introduced next month.
Talking newspaper charity renews appeal for Ayrshire public’s help
Ayrshire Recording Services has been supporting residents who are blind or visually impaired for decades by recording and producing audio versions of local newspapers.
Auchinleck equestrian centre reveals its plans for 'exciting year' in 2023
Workers at Auchinleck's Fossilfield Training Centre are looking ahead to a positive 2023, after their first full year in operation.
King's coronation bank holiday could cost over £60k as council to decide
EAST Ayrshire Council is set to decide whether to hold an extra public holiday to mark King Charles III’s coronation in May.
Funding to help people get on their bike
A NEW fund has been launched to meet increased demand for cycle parking and storage facilities.
Handy Egger team decks out local primary with new-look outdoor space
Ochiltree primary got a generous visit from some the team from local firm Egger recently.
Councillor helps to block off faulty Muirkirk fence causing a hazard
A Muirkirk lane has been blocked off after a local councillor stepped in due to safety concerns.
