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Robert the Bruce and the REAL Loudoun Hill
The Netflix premiere of the new Robert the Bruce movie Outlaw King has caused a flurry of interest in Loudoun Hill, the scene of Bruce’s epic victory over English forces, and a site with many other significant historical and geographical connections.
Befriending celebrated at annual event
Volunteers from across East Ayrshire gathered recently to celebrate Befriending.
Killie players to push the button for Killie’s Christmas
Christmas in Killie is set for a fantastic start this year, with another spectacular Sunday lights switch on scheduled for November 25.
Schools celebrate Gala Concert 2018 in fine style
More than 400 pupils have taken part in this year's Schools Gala Concert, which showcases star performances by talented young musicians from schools across East Ayrshire.
Council announces education attainment results for 2018
East Ayrshire Council has today (Wednesday 7 November 2018) announced the attainment results for senior (S4-S6 pupils) and the figures make for positive reading.
Eat Safe Award for Loanhead Primary
Loanhead Primary has earned an Eat Safe Award for their high standards of hygiene, cleanliness and food safety.
Winter Resilience Conference will provide advice and guidance to residents
The Ayrshire Roads Alliance, on behalf of East Ayrshire Council will be hosting a free winter resilience event for local residents.
Ayrshire Roads Alliance annual review is good news for Ayrshire
Road surfaces are improving; capital programme projects have been completed on time and on budget and winter resilience plans are in place and working well – that’s is just some of the good news from the Ayrshire Roads Alliance annual review.