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Councillor questions ârosy projectionsâ around £16m plans for town square (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. A £16 million transformation of Burns Statue Square has been approved despite warnings from some councillors over the impact on businesses and the wider Ayr town centre. South Ayrshire Council backed the final designs for the major regeneration project by 19 v
Council backs friendship link with US city that hosted Tartan Army at World Cup (opens the original)
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Ayr is a step closer to establishing a formal friendship agreement with the US city of Providence after Scotland fans forged links with the Rhode Island community during this summer’s World Cup. South Ayrshire councillors have unanimously backed an application by the Ayr-Providence Friendship Initiative (APFI), which hopes to develop links covering tourism, business, education, sport and culture. The initiative emerged after thousands of members of the Tartan Army stayed in Providence while Scot
Council set to back friendship with US city that hosted Tartan Army at World Cup (opens the original)
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Ayr could forge a formal friendship with the American city which became an unlikely home from home for thousands of Scotland fans during this summer’s World Cup. South Ayrshire councillors are being asked to back a friendship agreement between Ayr and Providence, Rhode Island, after the Tartan Army’s stay in the city developed into something considerably bigger than a football trip. Thousands of Scots based themselves in Providence for Scotland’s first two World Cup matches in nearby Foxborough,
Work on £15 million overhaul of Ayr square could begin in early 2027 (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Work on a £15 million overhaul of Burns Statue Square in Ayr could begin early next year, according to a new update from the Ayrshire Roads Alliance (ARA). Detailed designs for the major town centre project are due to be presented to South Ayrshire Council thi
Councillor gets formal reprimand over leaked emails to Facebook page (opens the original)
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An East Ayrshire councillor pleaded ignorance about the Councillors’ Code of Conduct after sending confidential emails via his personal account and sharing them with a contributor to a Facebook page. The Standards Commission for Scotland found Conservative Councillor James Adams breached four sections of the Code over the disclosure of an unredacted chain of internal emails concerning risks posed by combustible waste days before the Victoria Buildings in Kilmarnock’s King Street were destroyed b
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