STEWARTON'S new town sign has been unveiled after months of construction by hard-working volunteers.
The sign was erected at the busy cross area of the town, next to the Stewarton Community Hub.
It was officially christened by depute provost and local Annick councillor John McGhee, with speeches from other councillors and those who contributed towards the project.
(Image: Newsquest) The sign was built by volunteers at the Stewarton Community Shed, which is run by Thrive Stewarton, affiliated with John Knox Church.
Also involved were Stewarton Initiatives, East Ayrshire CVO, the technical team at Stewarton Academy, artist John Strathdee, tutor Bill Beaton, architect Don Lochrie and engineer David Watson.
(Image: Newsquest) Tutor Bill presented one of the students, James Mitchell, with a certificate in appreciation of his contribution to the project.
Plans for a mural at the site are also in the early stages, with local residents asked what they would like to see honoured on the adjacent wall.
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