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Gas network upgrades in the pipeline for Ayr as part of £2m investment
Gas network company SGN is investing £2m to upgrade the gas network in Ayr to ensure local homes and businesses continue to receive a safe and reliable gas supply. The project involves replacing old metal mains, reaching the end of their useful lives, with new plastic pipe which has a lifespan of around 80 years. This will help ensure local homes and businesses continue to receive a safe and reliable gas supply long into the future. Following close consultation with South Ayrshire Council...

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Progress made to demolish the fire-damaged Forum building

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Tesco Providing support for children and families who struggle during the school holidays
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Ayrshire Woman Raises Funds for Local Children with Half Marathon Effort
An Ayrshire runner has been praised after raising vital funds for disadvantaged children by completing a major half marathon event. Lucy-Ann Bryson took part in the inaugural Paisley Half Marathon on Sunday, crossing the finish line in an impressive time of 2 hours and 17 minutes. Based in Ayrshire, Lucy-Ann used the challenge to support Cash for Kids West Scotland, surpassing her original fundraising target through her efforts. The money raised will go directly towards helping children...

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St Patrick’s Primary School Celebrates International Recognition from British Council
St Patrick’s Primary School in Troon has been recognised on the global stage after receiving the Intermediate level of the prestigious British Council International School Award. The award highlights schools that successfully embed an international dimension within their curriculum, helping young people develop the cultural awareness and skills needed for life and work in an increasingly connected world. Pupils at the school took part in a wide range of activities to achieve the accolade....

4 days ago
Glasgow City Council is pleased to welcome two very special new "recruits" to the city centre skyline
This year, a pair of peregrine falcons - known as the fastest birds in the world - have chosen the spire of Glasgow City Chambers as their nesting site. Image - Bonnie - Glasgow City Council While peregrines are typically associated with coastal cliffs, it is extremely rare for them to settle in the heart of a busy urban area, making this a remarkable moment for local wildlife. The pair, affectionately named Bonnie and Clyde, are expected to lay their first eggs within the next few days. To...

5 days ago
Ryanair and Glasgow Prestwick celebrate 30 years of partnership with a £40 million investment which will make Prestwick the number 1 Ryanair heavy maintenance base
By Aviation Editor Doug Maclean This major development will expand Ryanair’s existing Prestwick operation from 6 to 10 bays, taking more aircraft every week and creating 450 new engineer and mechanic jobs. The 11,938 square metre state of the art hangar will have space for 4 aircraft and a workshop where Ryanair can manufacture certain products for fitting in the aircraft going through the maintenance inspection and refit. This will makePrestwick the premier aircraft maintenance and...
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