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Council toasts new breakfast initiative at Grange Academy
Grange Academy has launched a new breakfast initiative in partnership with the not-for-profit organisation, Magic Breakfast.
Councillors call on ministers to review flooding policy
East Ayrshire councillors from all parties have joined forces in calling for a summit with Scottish ministers to discuss planning restrictions imposed by SEPA, which would significantly impact on future developments in the area.
Work due to start on new London Road car park
Construction on a new car park next to CentreStage, just off London Road in Kilmarnock, will begin on Monday 22 January.
National Robotarium visits Gargieston Primary
The National Robotarium made its first visit to East Ayrshire this week when the team visited P6 at Gargieston Primary for a day of exciting workshops.
ASN Holiday Support Progress Report
At the first meeting of Cabinet of 2024, an ASN Holiday Support Progress Report was considered and agreement was reached to extend a pilot contract with Aberlour, Scotland’s Children’s Charity, to deliver an ASN holiday programme this summer.
Revisions made to Early Learning and Childcare Allocation Policy
At the recent meeting of Cabinet, it was agreed that revisions would be made to the Council’s Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) Allocation Policy and that statutory starting dates for eligibility of funded early learning and child care places for three year olds will be introduced for applications for the 2024/ 25 academic year, which starts in August 2024.
Pavement parking enforcement
East Ayrshire Council’s Cabinet has given the go ahead for Ayrshire Roads Alliance (ARA) to start work on implementing pavement parking enforcement.
Mary Cox celebrates 100th birthday
Mary Cox has been celebrating her centenary in Kilmarnock.
Festive message from Councillor Douglas Reid, Leader of East Ayrshire Council
This time of year is inevitably one for reflection, looking back over the past year, while preparing for the New Year to come. And this year is no exception. As with any year it’s not been without its challenges, but it has also brought many reasons for optimism and recognition of some of the positives which we’ve seen in East Ayrshire.
Updated plans for key sites in Kilmarnock announced
East Ayrshire Council has shared an update on plans for a number of strategic sites across Kilmarnock as part of their long term vision for the town.
Alex and Janette Cousar celebrate Blue Sapphire Wedding Anniversary
Provost Jim Todd and Councillor Alyson Simmons visited Craigie couple Alex and Janette Cousar recently to congratulate them on 65 years of marriage.
Michael and Edith Haining celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Councillor Drew Filson visited Michael and Edith Haining from Dalmellington recently to pass on congratulations as they celebrated fifty years of marriage.