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The Corner House Kilwinning adds second Princess Breakfast date

A popular Kilwinning restaurant has announced an additional date for a sold-out family event. The Corner House confirmed its Princess Breakfast on Sunday, April 26 quickly reached capacity, prompting organisers to arrange a second event. The new date will take place on Sunday, May 24 from 9am. The event will include breakfast, entertainment, sing-alongs, storytelling and opportunities for children to meet princess characters, with organisers aiming to create a memorable experience for families.

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Dapper Dawgs Grooming wins award for Irvine’s Denver Johnson

An Irvine-based dog groomer has received national recognition at a major industry awards ceremony. Denver Johnson, who runs Dapper Dawgs Grooming, was named Salon Based Dog Groomer of the Year for the west and central region at the National Pet Awards Scotland. The awards took place at the Marriott Hotel in Glasgow on Saturday, April 18, celebrating professionals across the Scottish pet industry. Denver, who was nominated by her clients and won following a public vote, thanked her supporters and […]

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Kilwinning Blacklands Crescent flytipping sparks rat infestation

Residents in Kilwinning say ongoing flytipping at Blacklands Crescent has led to a growing rat infestation affecting nearby homes. The land, which was previously earmarked for a housing development, has been used for illegal dumping for several years. Locals, including those living opposite the site, say the situation has worsened despite repeated complaints to North Ayrshire Council. Some residents have even paid for private pest control after rats entered their homes, with concerns also raised about the impact on mental […]

20/04/2026 21

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DWP Universal Credit glitch causing payment swings

Thousands of people receiving Universal Credit could see sudden changes in their monthly payments due to what’s known as a “double payday” issue. The problem occurs when two wages fall within the same assessment period, often due to early payments around Bank Holidays. Concerns have been raised in Parliament, with MPs warning the system can make it appear claimants have earned more than usual. The Department for Work and Pensions says most cases are now corrected automatically, but some claimants […]

20/04/2026 38

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Heads of Ayr Farm Park zebras thriving in Ayr

Heads of Ayr Farm Park has shared a positive update on its zebras, Marti and Debra, who have settled into their new home in Ayr. The pair arrived during the winter months and were introduced to visitors in March after becoming comfortable in their surroundings. Staff at the attraction say the zebras are enjoying their new environment, with highlights including grazing and receiving enrichment treats. Visitors are being encouraged to come along and see Marti and Debra as they continue […]

20/04/2026 22

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Prestwick Airport set for RAF Voyager fleet arrival

Plans remain on track for Prestwick Airport to host the RAF’s Voyager A330 refuelling fleet this summer. The move is part of arrangements while resurfacing work is carried out at RAF Brize Norton in England. The Ministry of Defence awarded a £1.2 million contract as part of Project MACE, with Prestwick selected as the only UK airport capable of accommodating the fleet. Preparatory upgrades have been ongoing at the airport, including infrastructure improvements ahead of the aircraft’s arrival.

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Cumnock dad Steven Kelly raises £2,200 for Diabetes UK

A Cumnock father has completed a 96-mile trek along the West Highland Way to raise money for Diabetes UK, a cause close to his family. Steven Kelly, joined by his son Lynden and friend Ian Blackwood, took on the challenge in support of his daughter Nevaeh, who was diagnosed with type one diabetes. The group has raised more than £2,200 so far, with donations continuing to come in. Steven described the journey as challenging but rewarding, saying the effort was […]

20/04/2026 24

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Kap Vert wins big at Ayr Racecourse National

Ayr Racecourse hosted a dramatic day of racing as Kap Vert claimed victory in the Coral Scottish Grand National at odds of 20/1. The outsider, ridden by Sean Houlihan and trained by Philip Hobbs and Johnson White, handled the heavy ground best to win by a length and a half. Only six of the 16 runners managed to finish the race due to tough conditions. Git Maker came home second, while race favourite Kim Roque finished third. Earlier on the […]

19/04/2026 14

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Pictish Trail plays Harbour Arts Centre Irvine April 24

Scottish musician The Pictish Trail is set to perform at Irvine’s Harbour Arts Centre on Friday, April 24, as part of the Freckfest programme. The artist, whose real name is Johnny Lynch, will appear with a full band following the release of his latest album, Life Slime. Known for blending indie folk with electronica, The Pictish Trail has built a strong following since releasing his debut album on Fence Records in 2008. He will be joined on the night by […]

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