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Grange Academy mathematicians are celebrating after scooping 30 awards at the Scottish Mathematical Council 2025 Maths Challenge recently.

Following media, and social media, interest around the health and safety prosecution involving trustees of the Kilmarnock Leisure Centre Trust at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court yesterday, East Ayrshire Council wishes to set out the factual and legal position relating to that case.

The demolition of the multi-storey car park in Kilmarnock is continuing to make good progress despite a number of complex issues that have arisen since work began.

Galston Primary School is celebrating the results of their recent inspection, published on Tuesday 27 May, by Education Scotland.

Provost Claire Leitch and Councillor Barry Douglas visited Kilmarnock couple Hugh and Kathleen Mair recently to congratulate them on 60 years of marriage.

A successful ‘I Drive’ event, run in partnership by the Ayrshire Roads Alliance and North Ayrshire Council, recently offered drivers at all levels the chance to learn more about road safety.

East Ayrshire Council started the celebrations early for Refugee Week by holding an event where families shared their resettlement stories.

East Ayrshire’s Community Planning Partnership Board is developing an Anti-Poverty and Inequality Strategy to support communities to tackle poverty successfully.

A very positive HMIE report has been published today, Tuesday 10 June, following an inspection of Grange Academy by Education Scotland in March.

Bonnyton Community Centre and residents from Southcraigs, Kilmarnock recently received life-saving equipment donated by Sweco UK.

Depute Provost John McGhee and Councillor Sally Cogley visited Jean and Colin Burns recently to congratulate them on 65 years of marriage.

Top planners from all over Scotland will focus on  “The Power of Planning – a Force for Good” as they gather for their prestigious annual conference at Kilmarnock’s Centrestage this month.