The sun was splitting the trees in Stevenston last Thursday, June 25 as volunteers from Stevenston Community Council had a lovely day weeding the town centre beds with Stevenston Development Trust and residents. They gave a special thanks to Simply
As you were all made aware in my previous column, I am growing some of my vegetables in pots tubs and bags sitting on concrete in front of the garage. This weeks column shows a photograph of how well they are growing. It is an example that
TROON harbour may be used as a back-up port for the Arran Ferry while improvement works take place in Ardrossan, as limits cause fears for the island’s economy. A planning application has been lodged for improvements in Troon to allow the vessel
Scots are being encouraged to holiday locally this year, giving those in Ayrshire a chance to explore the beauty that's right on our doorstep. With the five mile travel restriction now lifted, too, there is no better time to enjoy a domestic holiday
Face coverings are to become mandatory in Scotland's shops from July 10, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced. The new rule comes just two weeks after passengers on public transport were told they must cover their faces when travelling.
Having been stuck in for days upon days, going for a long walk on a sunny day has been one of the best forms of escapism. We’ve picked out five of the classic scenic walks around Ayrshire for you to revisit or try for the first time now that the
WITH our breathtaking scenery, dramatic weather and vast history, Scotland presents a unique backdrop to dozens of television series. There are, of course, the well-known classics filmed on our shores – with Shetland, Balamory, Taggart and River
AN ASPIRING teen boxer ran for 24 hours to give back to the dedicated club that has helped train him. Cameron Blades, 16, from Kilwinning, ran one mile each hour of a full day, starting from 6am. The gruelling challenge was set to raise money
