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The Scottish Flood Forum, together with Flood Re – the government-backed, not-for profit scheme that reduces the costs of home insurance for those in high flood-risk areas – will be holding their third ‘Tackling Flooding Together’ event in Glasgow.

Grange Academy's award winning maths teacher Chris Smith has led celebration activities to mark Pi Day on 14 March 2019. 

Teachers, parents and pupils from schools across East Ayrshire are getting their running shoes on in a bid to win £500 for their school funds.

The anticipated refurbishment of Loanhead Primary School in Kilmarnock is all set to go ahead this July, with work expected to take a year.

“It doesn’t matter if you’re a female in a man’s world, the only person holding you back from achieving your full potential is you!”

East Ayrshire Council teams are already working with communities on proposals to use their  £1.7m share of a new £50m Scottish Government fund aimed at boosting town centre regeneration.

“A great event, well organised and lots of different opportunities on offer”  -  the comment of one of nearly 700 people who flocked to East Ayrshire Council’s Recruitment Fair where over 50 employers, advice and training agencies were on hand to give advice and offer jobs and apprenticeships to job seekers of all ages.

Cumnock’s multi-million pound regeneration has moved into a new phase with with launch of the  brand new 935 sqm Farmfoods store and retail units right in the centre of town.