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Trainee Reporter with the Ayrshire Weekly Press. Focused on the East Ayrshire area with the Cumnock Chronicle but also write for the Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald, Irvine Times, and Ayr Advertiser. Got a story? Get in touch!
With Easter now just a month away one Dalmellington resident is calling on people to not purchase a rabbit for the holiday.
Postpone the May Holyrood elections – that’s the call from East Ayrshire Council, who passed a motion calling on the Scottish Government to consider rescheduling the upcoming vote.
Some pupils returned to school last week as the unfurling of lockdown measures began, but parents are being asked to remain vigilant to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at schoolgrounds.
A MOTION has been passed to call on the Scottish Government to urgently target vaccinations at teachers and school staff to ensure the safety and continuance of in-school education.
The Ayrshire Growth Deal is to be boosted by cash over a 10 year period, rather than the initial 15, Rishi Sunak, is set to confirm at Wednesday's budget announcement.
Trading Standards have sought to remind poultry owners of their responsibilities after a bird flu outbreak was detected at a gamebird farm elsewhere in the country.
New figures published by Public Health Scotland show that nearly half of Ayrshire has been vaccinated.
Police are reminding people to be vigilant online and on the phone following an increase in incidents.
The number of people dying from coronavirus has come down in two out of three of the Ayrshire council areas, according to data from the National Records of Scotland.
Ayrshire could be set for floods as heavy rain and strong winds are set to come in.