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Troon gym submits plans for major expansion

A gym in Troon has submitted plans to expand its premises as part of efforts to enhance its facilities. The proposal includes the addition of a new exercise suite, which would provide more space and equipment for members. The development reflects ongoing investment in fitness provision within the town, subject to planning approval.

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Kirkmichael Gala cancelled ahead of May 23 event

Organisers of the Kirkmichael Gala have confirmed that the popular South Ayrshire event will no longer take place this year. The gala had been scheduled for Saturday, May 23, but has been cancelled due to circumstances beyond organisers’ control. The announcement has come as a disappointment to the local community, where the annual event is a well-established fixture.

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Ayrshire Housing launches ‘Building Brilliance’ strategy

Ayrshire Housing has launched a new “building brilliance” strategy aimed at strengthening its workplace culture and positioning itself as a leading employer in the sector. Chief Executive Lesley-Anne Junner said the initiative will focus on people and development, with support from People and Culture Manager Lisa Quinn. The strategy is designed to attract and retain talent while improving the overall working environment across the organisation.

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Police Scotland officers injured in Troon crash

Two police officers were taken to hospital following a crash involving a police van in Troon. The collision happened when the van was involved in an incident with a car, prompting an emergency response. Police Scotland say enquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances surrounding the crash. No further details have been released, but investigations remain active.

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Police Scotland probe Belleisle Drive Ayr break-ins

Police are investigating two housebreakings in Ayrshire that they believe are linked, and are appealing for information from the public. One incident took place on Belleisle Drive in Ayr between April 15 and April 20, where jewellery and watches were stolen. A second incident happened on Kerrix Road in Symington at around 4.30pm on April 22, where suspects attempted to steal items before being disturbed. Officers say a silver Mercedes was seen acting suspiciously and are urging anyone with CCTV, […]

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Mission:FIT Kilwinning seeks North Ayrshire Council approval

A Kilwinning gym is seeking retrospective planning permission nearly four years after it first opened. Mission:FIT, based on Alexandra Terrace, has applied for a change of use after stating it was unaware permission was required when it began operating in July 2022. The business has since become a popular part of the local community, offering fitness training and group sessions, as well as supporting local charities. The application is now under consideration by North Ayrshire Council, with a decision expected […]

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Kilmarnock FC stars visit Killie Community camp

Young people attending an Easter holiday camp in Kilmarnock were given a memorable surprise when three Kilmarnock FC players paid a visit. Robbie Deas, David Watson and Lewis Mayo dropped in to The Killie Community programme, spending time with children and joining in activities at Rugby Park. The camp welcomed 142 young people over the school holidays, offering a safe and inclusive environment with sports, creative sessions and meals provided. Organisers say the players’ visit created lasting memories and highlighted […]

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Ryanair check-in rule change for Scottish passengers

Ryanair passengers travelling from Scotland are being warned about a change to airport procedures that could affect their journey. The airline has confirmed that anyone using check-in desks or bag-drop services will now need to complete the process 20 minutes earlier than previously required. The move is part of efforts to improve efficiency and reduce delays at busy airports. Travellers are being advised to allow extra time when arriving, particularly during peak holiday periods, to avoid the risk of missing […]

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Young people switch to buses as fuel prices soar

Rising fuel costs are changing how young people travel across Ayrshire, with many turning away from driving in favour of public transport. Stagecoach suggests more than half of young people in Scotland have already altered their commuting habits, as unleaded and diesel costs continue to climb. Buses are being seen as a more affordable and practical option, particularly for those eligible for the Scottish Government’s under-22s free bus travel scheme. The initiative is helping young people across Ayrshire access work, […]

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