Council takes significant strides to respond to financial pressures
The Chief Financial Officer, Joe McLachlan provided an update on the latest financial position at a meeting of Cabinet on Wednesday 15 January 2025.
Station improvements mean easier, safer, greener bus travel for all Kilmarnock passengers
Bus travel in Kilmarnock is getting easier and more comfortable, thanks to a £4.4m refurbishment of the town’s bus station – the culmination of years of work by East Ayrshire Council and its partners.
Moorfield expansion plans approved
Planning Permission in Principle has been granted for a major expansion of the Moorfield industrial park in Kilmarnock as part of the Ayrshire Growth Deal.
Mobityres donates life-saving community defibrillator
Crosshouse Primary School recently received life-saving equipment donated by Lynne and John Paton from Mobityres.
Grange teacher visits the Palace to receive honour
Grange Academy’s Chris Smith visited Buckingham Palace with his family recently to receive an MBE from Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal.
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Council takes significant strides to respond to financial pressures
The Chief Financial Officer, Joe McLachlan provided an update on the latest financial position at a meeting of Cabinet on Wednesday 15 January 2025.
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick celebrates 100th birthday
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick and family have been celebrating her centenary in Fenwick.
Last chance to access grants of up to £1,000 through the Ayrshire Small-Scale Tree Planting Programme
The Galloway and Southern Ayrshire Biosphere Partnership is starting 2025 with a fresh call for applications to its pioneering tree-planting programme, which focuses on small areas of publicly accessible land with potential to support wildlife and wellbeing.