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Council tax prize draw means Happy Christmas for Nicola
Christmas will be more fun for Nicola Smith’s family this year – after she scooped a year’s free Council Tax in a prize draw promoted by East Ayrshire Council.
Unprecedented numbers celebrate Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards
An unprecedented number of young people from East Ayrshire have received their Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards at a celebration event in the Palace Theatre in Kilmarnock.
Memorial plaque unveiled at Dick Institute
A memorial plaque was unveiled at the Dick Institute, Kilmarnock recently in memory of William McIlvanney by his son, author and distinguished academic, Professor Liam McIlvanney.
National No Knives Better Lives play launched at Stewarton Academy
Pupils at Stewarton Academy have helped launch the national tour of ‘Balisong’ a theatre performance supporting the No Knives, Better Lives (NKBL) campaign – an event attended by Justice Minister Humza Yousaf MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Justice
Ayrshire private landlord conference to be held in November
The fourth Ayrshire wide private landlord conference will be held on Saturday 10 November at St Joseph’s Academy in Kilmarnock.
Doon Academy's Chronicles of Cumnock featured on national news
Pupils from Doon Academy have hit the national news headlines, featuring in a Channel 4 news broadcast about their work for the recent Cumnock Tryst.
Minister views key Ayrshire Growth Deal sites as ambitions move closer to becoming reality
Ambitious proposals for Ayrshire that could transform the economic prospects for the region have taken a major step towards becoming a reality.
Garden competition is blooming marvellous
East Ayrshire’s garden competition attracted a record number of local amateur gardeners this year, all vying for the Best Garden title.
Fraud conviction for tradesman
A local tradesman has been given a community payback order at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court following an investigation by East Ayrshire Council’s Trading Standards Service.