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East Ayrshire Community Hospital (EACH) and Ayrshire Hospice are joining forces to help support and enhance hospice care across Ayrshire.

East Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership (EAHSCP) has signed a new charter that will support close working relationships between service providers across the area.

THE first annual report highlighting the achievements and progress of the Ayrshire Growth Deal has stressed that ‘better times are ahead’.

The official ground-breaking has taken place at the Council’s exciting new housing development in Drongan.

The official ground-breaking has taken place at East Ayrshire Council’s new assisted living housing development at Quarryknowe in Auchinleck.

Provost Barry Douglas and Councillor Drew Filson visited Dalmellington couple Colin and Margaret Bunyan recently to congratulate them on 60 years of marriage.

Provost Barry Douglas visited Galston couple William and Mary Russell recently to congratulate them on 60 years of marriage.

East Ayrshire Council’s budget for 2022/23 was approved at a meeting of Full Council this morning, Thursday 24 February 2022.  Elected members from all parties agreed proposals which will see considerable investment in the local economy, the wellbeing of residents and in employment and training opportunities which will help to mitigate the impact of the pandemic and allow communities to recover and thrive.

Thirteen East Ayrshire businesses have been nominated for Love Local Day, a campaign that asked people to nominate their most loved local businesses from across the UK.

Things were certainly looking up in the former Grange Church last week as Dean Pastulovic and his bold team from Above Adventure opened the doors on the first phase of their exciting new all inclusive Climbing and Bouldering Centre.

Work is well underway at Crosshouse Primary School and Communication Centre where an investment of £6.8m will see the school completely refurbished and a new extension built on site.

All three Ayrshire Adult Protection Committee Chairs and Councils in partnership with NHS Ayrshire & Arran and Police Scotland, have joined together in a campaign to remind people that we all still need to be united in protecting people from harm or abuse.