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Police appeal to trace missing Catrine woman

Police Scotland is appealing for information to help trace a missing woman from an Ayrshire village. Pamela Robey, aged 61, was last seen on June 15 in Catrine and has since been reported missing. Officers say she is known to travel throughout Ayrshire and beyond, often using public transport. Police are asking anyone who has information about her whereabouts to get in touch by contacting Police Scotland and quote incident number 2831 of June 18, 2026.

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Killie make temporary Beechwood move

Kilmarnock will play their home matches in the group stage of the Premier Sports Cup at an alternative venue while work continues on the new Rugby Park playing service Neil McCann’s side will host Raith Rovers at Beechwood Park, home of Auchinleck Talbot, on July 14 at 7.45pm, followed by Hamilton Academical on July 21, kicking off the same time. The temporary move has been arranged due to ongoing renovations to install a new hybrid grass pitch at Rugby Park. […]

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Prestwick-linked Air Force One faces retirement

One of the aircraft most closely associated with Air Force One and familiar to aviation enthusiasts at Glasgow Prestwick Airport could be nearing the end of its service. Aircraft 29000, one of two modified Boeing VC-25A presidential aircraft used by the United States, last visited Prestwick in July 2025 during President Donald Trump’s visit to Turnberry. The aircraft remained at the airport before returning the President to Washington following the trip. Reports from White House staff suggest the aircraft may […]

22/06/2026 28

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Young Robertson quits North Ayrshire role

North Ayrshire councillor Chloe Robertson has stepped down from her position as cabinet member for the Health and Social Care Partnership, citing growing pressures on the sector. Her resignation came into effect on June 15 and follows ongoing concerns around the financial challenges facing health and social care services. Earlier this year, the partnership moved into a critical-care-only model after facing a £9.1 million deficit. Councillor Robertson said she remains committed to improving outcomes for local communities and intends to […]

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Station upgrade brings rail disruption

Train passengers across Ayrshire are being warned of significant disruption later this summer as Network Rail carries out a major £13.5 million upgrade at Kilmarnock Station. The project, scheduled for August and September, is designed to improve journey times and reliability on the rail route linking Glasgow, Ayrshire, and Dumfries and Galloway. Engineers will modernise the track layout through the station, addressing infrastructure constraints that currently slow trains down. No trains will run between Barrhead and Dumfries or Kilmarnock and […]

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Ayr United defib thief charged

A 45-year-old man has been charged in connection with the theft of a defibrillator and first aid kit from Ayr United’s academy. The theft prompted concern due to the importance of the life-saving equipment, which is designed to be available during emergencies. Police launched inquiries after the items were reported missing from the club’s facilities and have now confirmed a man has been charged in connection with the incident. The case will be reported to the relevant authorities as investigations […]

19/06/2026 22

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Pubs warned over World Cup licensing

Pubs and bars across South Ayrshire have been warned they must have the correct licensing extensions if they plan to show Scotland’s late-night World Cup matches. South Ayrshire Licensing Board heard that Scotland’s opening tournament fixture passed without any reported licensing issues after a number of premises were granted extended opening hours. Upcoming matches kicking off at 11pm UK time could create challenges for venues without additional permissions. Licensing Standards Officer Catrina Andrew reminded operators that customers must leave at […]

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Dundonald Castle to close for improvements

Dundonald Castle is set for temporary closure later this month while improvement works are carried out. The closure of the popular attraction in South Ayrshire will allow the installation of new energy-efficient windows as part of ongoing efforts to improve the historic site and visitor facilities. The work is expected to take place over a short period before the attraction reopens. Castle operators say the period is necessary to complete the upgrades safely and efficiently, with visitors being encouraged to […]

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Hogg slams Carrick Hills fly-tipping

An Ayr councillor has criticised what he described as “disgraceful” fly-tipping in the Carrick Hills after rubbish was dumped in the middle of a road. Willie Hogg, councillor for Ayr North, shared concerns after debris including decking and garden waste was discovered blocking part of the route. He warned that emergency vehicles could struggle to gain access if called to the area. Hogg is urging anyone who recognises the materials or has information about those responsible to come forward.

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