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Campbell strikes European basketball glory

A man from Troon has helped the Great Britain over-70s men’s basketball team retain their European title in Athens, Greece. Former Marr College teacher Tom Campbell, despite suffering a serious injury in the opening game,  played an important role in the team’s semi-final and final victories.  The final against Italy saw him contribute eight rebounds and 10 assists as GB secured a 53-22 victory. Campbell, who has coached the Troon Tornadoes and Scotland national junior and senior men’s teams to […]

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Ferry-goers given disruption warning

Passengers travelling between Largs and Cumbrae have been warned of possible disruption due to essential maintenance work on the MV Loch Tarbert. CalMac said the ferry’s sailings are liable to disruption or cancellation at short notice while the work is carried out. The affected crossings include the 9.30am and 10.10am departures from Largs, along with the 9.50am and 10.30am sailings from Cumbrae. Passengers are being advised to check for updates before travelling and allow extra time for their journey.  

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Killie Community pride following Baton visit

The Killie Community Hub welcomed a special visitor as the Commonwealth Games Baton continued its journey around Scotland. The Kilmarnock hub was chosen as the only stop in the town to host the Baton, creating a memorable occasion for the local community ahead of this summer's games. Residents, supporters and visitors gathered to celebrate the arrival of the Baton and athlete Drew Burns, who makes his first Commonwealth Games appearance for weightlifting. The event highlighted the role sport plays in […]

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New Irvine beach park opening time set

The new Sea Monster playpark at Irvine Harbourside is expected to open before the end of summer 2026 as work continues on the wider regeneration of the area. North Ayrshire Council confirmed the playpark remains on schedule and said separate plans for new public toilets are at an advanced stage, with the facilities expected to be ready when the park opens. The development forms part of the Great Harbour Masterplan with future phases also set to improve links around the […]

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Historic Arran hotel set for Buzzworks deal

Buzzworks has announced plans to acquire the historic Douglas Hotel in Brodick, with the deal currently subject to completion. The landmark hotel, which overlooks Brodick Bay and Goatfell, will continue operating throughout the summer before temporarily closing during autumn and winter for a major refurbishment. It is expected to reopen in spring 2027 as part of the Buzzworks House Collection, offering refurbished accommodation along with a modern pub and restaurant while retaining the building's historic character.

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MP shortlisted for animal care award

A North Ayrshire and Arran MP has been shortlisted for the 2026 Political Purpose Awards in the Companion Animal Care Award category. The nomination for Irene Campbell recognises her work on improving animal welfare, including her role as chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on phasing out animal experiments in medical research and chair of the APPG for dog welfare. Ms Campbell said she was honoured and welcomed recognition of the work being carried out to improve the welfare […]

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Council plans for family support hubs

East Ayrshire Council is developing plans to introduce a network of Family Hubs designed to support families before problems reach crisis point. Council leader Douglas Reid said the hubs would bring education, health and support services together to help people facing issues such as poverty, poor mental health, addiction and unemployment. Council officers are now looking at successful models from elsewhere in Scotland and England before bringing detailed proposals back to elected members. No locations or opening dates have yet […]

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Councillor delays meeting over driving row

A North Ayrshire Council meeting was briefly delayed yesterday after a councillor joined remotely while appearing to drive his car. Council leader Tony Gurney raised a point of order after noticing Labour's Jim Montgomerie attending the hybrid meeting from behind the wheel. Provost Anthea Dickson said she was uncomfortable with the situation, adding that the council should not be seen to encourage participation while driving. Councillor Montgomerie said he was using a hands-free device but was asked to rejoin the […]

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Sports stars honoured by council

Four of North Ayrshire’s leading sports stars have been formally recognised by councillors as they prepare to represent Scotland on the international stage. North Ayrshire Table Tennis Club players Chris Main and Martin Johnson have been selected for Scotland’s squad for next month’s Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships in India, with Main also named team captain. Boxers Brooke Nealy and Aaron Cullen have been chosen to represent Scotland at the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The local authority passed on their […]

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