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An ath chaibideil aig McIlvanney gu bhith a’ comharrachadh linn ùr airson foghlam ann an Siorrachd Àir an Ear
Le teachdaireachdan taiceil a’ cur fàilte is meal-a-naidheachd air bho ùghdaran ainmeil Albannach, bho luchd-foghlaim agus bho luchd-poilitigs de gach pàrtaidh, chaidh an Campas Uilleim McIlvanney ann an Cille Mheàrnaig, a chosg £45 millean, fhosgladh gu h-oifigeil an-diugh (11 Sultain 2018).
An uplifting Story story - as station prepares to make access easier for all
Parents with pushchairs and anyone with mobility issues will soon find train travel to and from Kilmarnock a lot easier thanks to a major engineering project at Kilmarnock Station. And Councillor Clare Maitland, Cabinet Spokesperson for Equalities, Inclusion and Poverty on East Ayrshire Council, popped over to see the installation of two new lifts for herself.
Free burial services for children
At the recent meeting of Cabinet, an important decision was taken to support bereaved parents within East Ayrshire.
Kay Park pond fountain official opening
Kay Park pond has been officially re-opened and a new fountain switched on to mark the occasion.
Council to build new £6 million school in heart of Bellsbank
Young learners and residents in Bellsbank can look forward to a fantastic, bright new Primary School, Early Childhood Centre and community facilities, after East Ayrshire Council agreed a £6 million investment to replace the existing school.
Community engagement is key to future success of Kilmarnock Town Centre
Future plans for the continued improvement of Kilmarnock’s Town Centre took an important step forward at East Ayrshire Council’s Cabinet meeting last week.