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East Ayrshire Council Trading Standards Service and Police Scotland have joined forces to tackle doorstep crime and to raise awareness of the tactics used by unscrupulous traders.

Grange Academy took second place at the all-Ayrshire Sir Tom Hunter Challenge Final, after delivering a very professional pitch for their food waste app, Unwasteful.

East Ayrshire Council celebrated the start of Volunteers’ Week this year by tying the celebrations in with the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

At the recent meeting of Cabinet, agreement was reached on a number of key issues relating to the new build Doon Valley Community Campus and the refurbishment of St Sophia’s Primary School.

The future of planning in East Ayrshire has been mapped out -  and it’s now open for public comment with the launch of the Council’s Local Development Plan 2 consultation.

Council employee Jamie Burns received a very special presentation this week ahead of the 40^th anniversary of the end of the Falklands War.

East Ayrshire Council has published information on Councillors’ remuneration, Allowances and Expenses that were paid to Councillors during financial year 2021/22.

 East Ayrshire Council’s priorities for the next five years are up for discussion with a new Strategic Plan Consultation, launched this week, which is calling on residents, businesses and organisations to comment on the authority’s future decision making and service delivery.

Kilmaurs Primary was the venue for a very special Platinum Jubilee lunch celebration.

Nellie Douglas has been celebrating her centenary in Drongan.

There was great excitement for children and young people from Crosshouse Primary and Communication Centre when they buried a time capsule filled with memories and images of life in 2022 within their new school.