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Three of the Council’s frontline services presented their plans for the year ahead at Cabinet this week, demonstrating a continued commitment to improve performance and deliver positive outcomes for the people of East Ayrshire.

Loch Doon and its surrounding area is one of East Ayrshire’s most treasured natural landscapes, attracting locals and visitors to its rugged unspoilt shores to walk, camp, fish, picnic, birdwatch and take to the water.

East Ayrshire's corporate parents are making significant progress in delivering their commitments to care experienced children, young people and care leavers, with more than half of all actions within the Corporate Parenting Action Plan (2024-2027) now complete.

Representatives of East Ayrshire’s care experienced community and corporate parent organisations have signed up to a charter, committing to ensure that young people’s voices are heard and acted on.

Five local community groups have been successful in their applications to assume responsibility for the running of local facilities.

East Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership's integrated services have been commended for delivering high-quality, person-centred support for adults with a learning disability in a positive joint inspection report.

Provost Claire Leitch presented Shortlees Amateurs and Scott Montgomery from The Killie Community with certificates of civic recognition this week at Council HQ.

Kilmarnock’s Skills and Learning 33 (SL33) welcomed young people from across East Ayrshire recently for a certificate presentation marking the completion of the summer programme.

Councillor Graham Barton visited Hurlford couple Gavin and Betty Brown recently to congratulate them on 60 years of marriage.

100 young people from across East Ayrshire enjoyed a week of dance, fun, friendship and creativity at this year’s Dance Summer School in Kilmarnock.

The sixth Burns First Edition Festival was a great success again this year, drawing visitors and local people alike to celebrate the special relationship Burns had with Kilmarnock.

Provost Claire Leitch and Councillor Ellen Freel visited Kilmaurs couple John and Margaret Bannerman recently to congratulate them on 70 years of marriage.