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Physics teacher Kayleigh Williamson from Grange Academy has been awarded a 2022 Teacher of Physics Award from the Institute of Physics (IOP) for their inspirational physics teaching.

East Ayrshire Council’s annual garden competition recognises amateur gardeners from across East Ayrshire who have brought colour and beauty to their communities.

Gatehead Community Centre recently received life-saving equipment donated by MJD & Sons.

A warm welcome was extended to Councillor Clare Maitland and guests from the Council by Miss Beaton and her daughter Donna to their new home at Mill O’Shield Road in Drongan.

As part of East Ayrshire Council’s ‘Here to Listen’ suicide prevention strategy, forty of its volunteer Suicide First Aiders attended a support group meeting recently to share their experiences of helping to provide suicide interventions to 132 people, and to find out about new suicide prevention and wellbeing resources.

Young care experienced people got the chance to become ‘Masterchefs’ this week as they prepared and cooked lunch for some local VIPs at Hurlford Primary School.

East Ayrshire residents are being invited to choose which community health and wellbeing projects they think should receive a share of £250k funding.

Provost Jim Todd and Councillor Barry Douglas visited Hurlford couple Barbara and James Slinger recently to congratulate them on 60 years of marriage.

Councillor James Adams visited Robertina and Robert Parsons from Kilmarnock recently to pass on congratulations as they celebrated fifty years of marriage.

Councillor Drew Filson visited Andrew and Janette Aitken from Drongan recently to pass on congratulations as they celebrated fifty years of marriage.

Annanhill Golf Club and North West Bowling Club recently received life-saving equipment donated by Prism Medical.

The Council’s award-winning Facilities and Property Management team is hosting a job fair on Monday 7 November at Rothesay House in Cumnock.