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New civic appointments at East Ayrshire Council

East Ayrshire Council has elected a new Provost and Depute Provost at its final Council meeting before the summer recess.

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Mauchline pupils re-create famous Burns Poem in CARS project

Mauchline’s proud history -  as the place where Rabbie Burns, working behind in the fields at nearby  Mossgiel Farm, found inspiration to write “Tae a Mouse”  - is being celebrated by Mauchline Primary’s P6 pupils as part of the Mauchline Conservation Area Regeneration Scheme (CARS)

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Right royal celebration at Ochiltree Primary

A very special celebration took place at Ochiltree Primary School recently, when Her Majesty The Queen’s personal representative, Lord-Lieutenant Sheriff Iona McDonald presented a British Empire Medal (BEM) to Senior Clerical Assistant, Elizabeth (Liz) Shannon.

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Joint patrols see Youth Action team hit the streets

The Youth Action team, a partnership project between the Council and Police Scotland, has been patrolling key areas throughout East Ayrshire engaging positively with young people and encouraging positive behaviour.

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Coalfield Communities Landscape Partnership to celebrate with Launch Day on 9 July

The Coalfield Communities Landscape Partnership is celebrating its work with a Launch Day on Friday 9 July with an exciting series of free events.

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East Ayrshire is first council in Scotland to pay SSSC registration fee

East Ayrshire Council will become the first local authority in Scotland to pay Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) registration fees for lower paid employees.

 

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Nether Robertland champs take on Euroquiz challenge

A team from P6 at Nether Robertland Primary in Stewarton beat all of their competition to reach the finals of Euroquiz, a Scotland-wide quiz on Europe organised by the Scottish European Educational Trust (SEET).

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Infrastructure will ensure Kilmarnock’s Cultural Quarter thrives

Plans to develop the road infrastructure and create parking within Kilmarnock’s Cultural Quarter will now go ahead after a decision was taken at the recent meeting of East Ayrshire Council’s Cabinet.