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An Ayrshire diving club are calling on "as many people as possible" to turn out for a key meeting, to determine the future of the sport in the west. Ayr Diving Club put out the appeal on their social media this week as councillors will vote today (14 May) whether the activity will remain in the region. Ayr's Citadel diving pool has become the focal point for participants in the sport over the years, but concerns are growing over it's […]
Plans to revamp Ayr Town Hall Gardens have officially been approved by South Ayrshire Council’s Regulatory Panel. The works will upgrade the public space beside the Cutty Sark site and near the bottom of Ayr High Street. The project includes new seating, improved lighting, planting, cycle storage, digital information screens and upgraded surfacing throughout the gardens. Councillors backed the proposals unanimously during a meeting on May 13, with members describing the area as in need of a fresh new look […]
A second Discovery Award group has now been launched in Kilwinning after growing demand from local residents aged over 50. The programme, which meets at Kilwinning Library, supports people looking to build confidence, meet new friends and take part in community activities and volunteering. The Discovery Award is supported by North Ayrshire Council and includes challenges linked to volunteering, hobbies, wellbeing and social activities. Members have taken part in trips across Scotland, fundraising events, self-defence workshops and community volunteering projects. […]
Ayrshire Cancer Support and Ayrshire Hospice are set to benefit from a major fundraiser during the Miss GB Ayrshire grand final at Troon Concert Hall next month. Organisers hope to raise more than £3,000 through advertising in an official commemorative brochure which will be handed out to a sell-out crowd of 350 guests. The competition will crown winners in the Miss, Ms and Ms Classic categories, with contestants ranging in age from 19 to 71. Event director Kay Morgan said […]
Stevenston singer Annastaisyar is preparing to release a new remix of her single The Famous Tartan Army ahead of this summer’s World Cup. The updated version of the track will be released on May 22 and features driving rock guitars, accordion, pipes and chant-style vocals inspired by Scotland football supporters. Proceeds from the release will go to IPA Scotland and IPA Brazil, charities which promote children’s right to play. The project also became a family affair after the singer’s six-year-old […]
Irvine charity No One Dies Alone (NODA) has thanked supporters after founder Linda McCurrach was involved in a car accident. The organisation confirmed Linda is safe and recovering, while also thanking the public for their patience and support during the past few weeks. NODA, which was founded in Irvine in 2018 following the loss of Linda’s mum, provides emotional support and companionship for people facing crisis situations or end-of-life care alone. In a statement, the charity said some services may […]
A BEST-SELLING British author visited an Ayrshire school last week to promote his new book to pupils, as part of an annual literature event. Sir Michael Morpurgo made an appearance at Cumnock's Barony Campus to meet with Primary 7 at Lochnorris Primary School and S1 at The Robert Burns Academy to discuss his latest work, Black Beauty - A Retelling. The War-Horse author's school visit coincided with the Boswell Book Festival held at nearby Dumfries House. In welcoming Morpurgo, Councillor […]
Popular Ayrshire restaurant 3idiots has been named Best in Ayrshire at the Scottish Curry Awards. The business, which has its flagship restaurant on George Street in Ayr as well as a venue in Troon, picked up the honour at the national ceremony. Co-owners Guri Gurchet Singh and Parveen Sharma thanked customers and staff following the win. The restaurant said the award reflected the continued support from loyal customers across Ayrshire, while also recognising the hard work of the team behind […]
Girdle Toll Out-of-School Care in Irvine has received positive feedback following a recent inspection. Inspectors highlighted the caring environment provided for children and praised the support offered by staff. The report also recognised the welcoming atmosphere at the centre and the relationships built between staff, children and families. The service has welcomed the feedback as encouragement for the team’s ongoing work in the community.
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