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Provost opens new premises for Carers' Centre in Kilmarnock
Provost Barry Douglas officially opened East Ayrshire Carers' Centre's new premises in Bank Street, Kilmarnock this week after their move from the Foregate where they've been for almost 25 years.
Jamie Hepburn, MSP visits new employability hub in Kilmarnock
Minister for Higher Education and Further Education, Youth Employment and Training Jamie Hepburn, visited the Council’s new employability hub on Titchfield Street, Kilmarnock.
Kevin Stewart, MSP visits Kilmarnock Station Railway Heritage Trust
Minister for Mental Wellbeing and Social Care, Kevin Stewart visited Kilmarnock Station Railway Heritage Trust (KSRHT) to view the development and find out more about the joint projects being delivered within the community hub.
Challenge Poverty Week open days coming to a venue near you
A series of open days will be held across East Ayrshire from 4-8 October in support of Challenge Poverty Week, a campaign that’s run every year by the Poverty Alliance.
Garden competition is blooming marvellous!
East Ayrshire Council’s annual garden competition has recognised amateur gardeners from across East Ayrshire who have brought colour and beauty to their communities.
Loans to Troon active travel corridor wins national award for innovation
The Ayrshire Roads Alliance has won a Highways Award for the Best Use of New Technology in the Highways Industry with project partner Sweco.
Councils renew commitment to Armed Forces Community Covenant
All three Ayrshire councils have renewed their commitment to the Armed Forces Community Covenant to strengthen the support provided to the Armed Forces and veterans’ community.
Pass Wide and Slow Ride
Horse riders, bike riders and pedestrians got together to raise awareness and educate other road users on how to safely pass riders on the road to mark national Pass Wide and Slow Day on 19 September.