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Kay Park Bowling Club recently received life-saving equipment donated by CJM Accountancy and Financial Management.

Alex Ritchie has been celebrating his centenary in Darvel. Mr Ritchie enlisted with the Royal Air Force in 1942 and served in the RAF during WW2. 

Willowbank School in Kilmarnock has become the first school in East Ayrshire to achieve Allergy Aware status as part of a new allergy awareness initiative developed by Catering Services, Health and Safety, and Educational Services.

Leader of the Council, Councillor Douglas Reid officially broke the ground at the site of the new Dunlop Early Childhood Centre with Calvin, George, Sophia, Isabel and Sandy from the ECC.

Super Tattie, the Council’s new school meal mascot dropped into Dalmellington Primary recently to meet his creator - Carson from P7.

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is coming to Patna thanks to funding from The Coalfields Regeneration Trust.

Councillor Elaine Stewart visited Rona and Peter Richards from Dalmellington recently to pass on congratulations as they celebrated fifty years of marriage.

A year on from the launch of the  Clean Green East Ayrshire Climate Change Strategy, and East Ayrshire Council’s Cabinet have endorsed the collective progress being made by the Council, communities, schools and businesses across East Ayrshire, to change habits and use innovative thinking to help everyone reach Net Zero targets.

Loudoun Valley Trust has donated £400 to five local schools to ensure that all children and young people can participate in fun and educational trips.

At the recent meeting of Cabinet, an investment of over £51m was agreed, which will help to ensure that our communities will continue to have access to a range of good-quality, affordable homes.

At the recent meeting of Cabinet, it was agreed that over £103m would be invested in improving Council homes across East Ayrshire