Parents across South Ayrshire are being urged to see whether their child is eligible for free school transport. Eligibility can be checked on the South Ayrshire Council website. Applications should be submitted by the end of April 2021.
Lockdown restrictions are set to ease in Scotland at the end of next month, with the country re-entering a regional level system. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced last month that Scotland would head back into the levels system, similar
Two Ayrshire RNLI lifeboats were called into action yesterday to evacuate a crew member on board a tanker near Arran. Arran and Troon RNLI lifeboats were requested to assist at an oil tanker off the coast of Arran, at Brodick Bay, for the person
Residents will be charged £25 if they mix up their recycling in bins or don’t put them out – causing the council to make a second collection trip. The new cost is part of £1.96 million cuts and charges coming in South Ayrshire Council’s £284.9
Freezing the South Ayrshire council tax for 12 months from April could mean a steeper rise for residents the following year. That is the view from council leader Peter Henderson who announced council tax will stay the same for residents in the
A ‘carbon budget’ has been produced by South Ayrshire Council to make sure it hits environmental targets. It is one of the first local authorities to publish the green budget in Scotland alongside Aberdeen, according to council leader Peter Henderson
South Ayrshire Council bosses plan to spend £11.7million building a waste plant to sort through thousands of tonnes of rubbish. The potential location of the recycling and waste transfer station is being kept under wraps. It is understood a contractor
SCOTLAND is nearing the milestone of two million people having been vaccinated against coronavirus. As of yesterday morning, 1,759,750 people had received their first dose of the jag. The second dose has been administered to 115,930 people.
Two teenage males have been arrested and charged following a serious assault which took place in an Ayr park. The incident took place on Saturday, March 6, when a 19-year-old man was attacked in Corsehill Park around 8.30pm. Following an appeal
South Ayrshire has been revealed as the most productive local authority area in Scotland when it comes to school leavers’ future. The area’s dedication to ensuring school leavers go on to positive destinations was realised when Scottish Government
