The home to the nation’s maritime collection has announced plans to get more children interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The Scottish Maritime Museum is implementing a schools travel subsidy to increase the number of
NORTH Ayrshire Council is again supporting the movement that encourages people of all ages, and all skills, to learn more about technology and computer programming. The Hour of Code starts on Monday and as well as events for staff and their children
Trailblazing footballer Rose Reilly joined dozens of others for the annual Reclaim the Night Walk in Irvine last Tuesday. Led by pipers, Rose was joined by Provost Ian Clarkson, Chief Executive Craig Hatton, Councillors, members of the public and
Ayrshire College has won a UK-wide award for its Passing Positivity mental health awareness campaign. The college was nominated in two categories at the Green Gown Awards held on Tuesday, November 26, winning one award. The Green Gown Awards
Irvine Newtown Mens’ Shed received a very welcome donation from a supermarket last week. The cheque for £883.50 was presented to the chairman Andy Brown and secretary John McCall by Jude from Asda, which will be used for new equipment. The Mens
Dundonald Links’ plans for a new clubhouse and more than 90 holiday lodges were approved last week. Ninety seven holiday lodges, with a mixture of one to six bedrooms with kitchens and living rooms, will be built on Dundonald Links’s grounds, thanks
The next outing for the Cunninghame Ramblers is the last walk of the year and will be on Saturday, December 14. It is a walk from Bowling to Maryhill Locks on the Forth and Clyde Canal towpath, just under 10 miles on good surface. The leader’s phone
PLANS to build Scotland’s first secure hospital for adolescents in Irvine have been submitted to council chiefs. If given the green light young people with potentially dangerous psychiatric disorders will be treated at a 12-bed forensic unit near
