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Killie Community’s Montgomery wins award

Kilmarnock charity worker Scott Montgomery has been named Employee of the Year at the Scottish Charity Awards 2026, held at the Radisson Blu in Glasgow. Montgomery, who works with The Killie Community, was recognised for his outstanding contribution to supporting people across Ayrshire through community programmes and fundraising. His work has helped deliver support to thousands of individuals facing challenges such as bereavement, recovery and mental health difficulties. He said the award reflects the dedication of everyone involved in the […]

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Hockey youngsters prepare for fundraising climb

Young players from the North Ayrshire Wilds under-16 ice hockey team are preparing to take on a major fundraising challenge as they set their sights on climbing Ben Nevis. The group will begin their ascent on July 25 at 8am, with players including captain Connor Dunlop, assistant captain Nevis Munro and Bryce Morton leading the effort. Around ten U16 players will take part, supported by members of other Wilds teams. The challenge aims to raise funds for player development, training […]

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Council backs Scotland Loves Local Week

Communities across East Ayrshire are being encouraged to back Scotland Loves Local Week, which runs until Saturday June 20, as part of a drive to support town centres and independent businesses. Kilmarnock Town Centre Ambassadors, the Kilmarnock Business Association and the Kilmarnock Neighbourhood Board are among those supporting the campaign, alongside political figures in the local authority. The message highlights the importance of choosing local shops and services to help protect jobs and strengthen the regional economy. Supporters say even […]

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Irvine Post Office reopens

Irvine Post Office has officially reopened on the town’s High Street after being closed for several weeks. The branch, which operates inside The Hardware Store, reopened to customers on Tuesday, June 16, following a period of closure linked to health issues. Concerns were raised about whether the service would return, but it is now back to normal operation. A Post Office spokesperson previously confirmed plans for reopening, apologising for any inconvenience caused during the temporary closure.

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Counterfeit toy crackdown in North Ayrshire

North Ayrshire Council’s Trading Standards team has removed around £3,500 worth of potentially unsafe toys from sale after safety risks to children. The items were taken from several shops across the region and including Sonny Angel dolls, Squishy Fidget Foams, Squishy Buns, and KPop Demon Hunters figures. Officials say the goods may be toxic and have not been properly tested against UK safety standards. Councillor Alan Hill praised staff for helping protect children and their families in the local authority.

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North Ayrshire Council seizes £3,500 toxic toys

North Ayrshire Council’s Trading Standards team has seized around £3,500 worth of potentially dangerous toys from several stores across North Ayrshire. The items removed from sale include Squishy Fidget Foams, Squishy Buns, Sonny Angel dolls, and KPop Demon Hunters figures. The council says the illicit and counterfeit toys may pose a risk to children, with concerns including potential toxicity, strong solvent smells, and a lack of testing against UK safety standards. Councillor Alan Hill, Cabinet Member for Communities, Housing and […]

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Busy week of Ayrshire events

Ayrshire residents have a busy week of events to enjoy, with exhibitions, family activities and live entertainment taking place from June 15 to June 21. Highlights include The Big Picture exhibition at C.O.A.S.T Gallery in Troon alongside the Scottish Maritime Museum Impressions and The Beach Today – A Year of Sea, Sky and Stone. A major attraction takes place on Saturday, June 20, when Ayr’s Low Green hosts the Summer Fayre with Armed Forces & Pipes in the Park from 11.45am […]

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Irvine runner completes hundred-mile challenge

An Irvine runner has completed another major endurance challenge as part of his fundraising efforts for a regional charity. Levi Charlton, 53, successfully finished the 104-mile Ultra Scotland race in less than 31 hours in aid of Whiteleys Retreat near Ayr. The British Gas worker has already completed a number of demanding events, including the Yorkshire 3 Peaks and the 50-mile Pennine Way Ultra. Charlton is raising money for Whiteleys after visiting the charity’s respite centre in Alloway. The organisation […]

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Waverley marks 79 year milestone

The historic paddle steamer Waverley is celebrating 79 years since its maiden voyage. Known as the world’s last seagoing paddle steamer, the vessel was built to replace the original Waverley, which was lost during the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940. Construction began in the aftermath of the Second World War before the ship entered service on Scotland's west coast on June 16, 1947. The vessel remains a popular attraction, operating cruises around the UK, including on the Clyde. Since being preserved […]

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