A NEW bank is opening a kiosk inside a Kilwinning supermarket as part of a pilot project. As more and more banks close in towns, OneBanks has chosen nine pilot towns to open a kiosk with an advisor offering face-to-face banking again. And the
Saltcoats Victoria manager Iain McMillan says it was fantastic to have fans back in to watch their first game in more than a year. The club have been on an over year long hiatus from football after deciding to not compete in the inaugural season
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A section of Stanley Road in Ardrossan is currently closed due to the ongoing repair of a broken sewer pipe. The road was closed yesterday in order to carry out the repairs however Scottish Water has given no specific timescale as to how long
For the first time in seven weeks there has been a reported COVID death in North Ayrshire. The National Records of Scotland published their weekly update on the number of people to have died where the virus was mentioned on the death certificate
A man was treated by paramedics after a crash in Saltcoats. Emergency services responded after the two-vehicle crash on the Sharphill Road, near the junction with Border Avenue just after 9am this morning [Wednesday, June 16]. Police Scotland
A councillor was told not to say the word “Tories” at a council meeting after a Conservative politician branded it derogatory. Councillor Todd Ferguson objected to SNP councillor Tony Gurney uttering the term twice at the North Ayrshire meeting
The council’s carers champion says ASN parents have been let down over early years provision at North Ayrshire’s new Lockhart campus – with one mum thinking of pulling her child out of nursery. SNP councillor Christina Larsen told how a resident
