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Whole school approach to outdoor learning at Shortlees
A primary school in Kilmarnock is making the most of their outdoor spaces by ensuring the whole school enjoys fresh air and learning outdoors every day.
Mariella's litter pick has her jumping for joy
Eight year old Mariella Niven is all set for a bumper local spending spree after becoming the first ever winner of a brand new £50.00 East Ayrshire Gift Card, thanks to her efforts organising litter picks in her local community during lockdown.
Dixie the detection dog does it again!
Smokers in East Ayrshire can now breathe more easily thanks to the vigilance of the public, the thorough investigations of Trading Standards, and the tobacco tracking talents of Dixie the Consumer Protection dog.
Secondary pupils get ready to move to the Barony Campus in October
The Barony Campus in Cumnock, Scotland’s most innovative, ambitious and inclusive learning facility will welcome the young people of The Robert Burns Academy this October.
Full fibre broadband goes live in East Ayrshire village
The Digital Scotland Superfast Broadband (DSSB) programme marked one of its final milestones as Paul Wheelhouse MSP, Minster for Energy, Connectivity and the Islands visited Rankinston in East Ayrshire.
Support your community clean up this September
Community clean ups will be taking place this September as Outdoor Services and Vibrant Communities join forces with local community groups to help keep East Ayrshire clean, green and vibrant.
Eat Out to Help Out, helps many in Ayrshire - Joint request from Ayrshire to extend support for hospitality sector
As the original period for the Eat Out to Help Out scheme draws to a close at the end of this month, Ayrshire Joint Economic Committee has made a plea to both the UK and the Scottish Government to consider extending the scheme until the end of November 2020 in a bid to support the local hospitality sector.