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Ayrshire flu vaccination programme begins as eligible patients receive invitations (opens the original)
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AYRSHIRE'S seasonal flu vaccination programme has begun, with eligible patients invited to attend community clinics. Appointments started on September 14, initially focusing on flu vaccinations. From mid-October, patients invited for both flu and COVID-19 vaccinations will receive both at their appointment. Housebound patients and care home residents will continue to be vaccinated in their usual setting. NHS letters containing appointment details are being sent to eligible patients. Those who ch
North Ayrshire pupils enjoy live orchestra performance of Yoyo and the Little Auk (opens the original)
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North Ayrshire pupils joined more than 2,000 Scottish school children for a live orchestra performance at Montgomerie Park Primary School. The performance of Yoyo & The Little Auk brought music and animation to pupils from six North Ayrshire primary schools. Primary 3 pupils at Montgomerie Park in Irvine watched the session alongside young people learning instruments from Woodlands, Lawthorn, Loudoun-Montgomery, Springside and Elderbank primary schools. The story follows Yoyo, a little girl livi
North Ayrshire residents urged to check bins as Recycle Week begins (opens the original)
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PEOPLE are being urged to take a second look at what they put in their bins. North Ayrshire Council is calling on residents to recycle correctly during Recycle Week 2026, which started on Monday, September 14, to help avoid contamination and ensure recyclable materials are not wasted. Contamination occurs when non-recyclable items are placed in recycling bins, or when recyclable materials are soiled, making them unsuitable for processing. The council advises residents to rinse cans, bottles, and
NHS Ayrshire & Arran honours 162 staff for more than 40 years of service (opens the original)
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NHS STAFF were honoured at a special celebration for more than 40 years of service. The event, held at University Hospital Crosshouse, recognised the dedication of long-serving NHS Ayrshire & Arran staff who have supported patients and communities for over four decades. Lesley Bowie, chair of the Ayrshire and Arran NHS Board, said: "Reaching more than 40 years of service is an extraordinary achievement and a testament to the dedication, compassion and commitment of these remarkable colleagues. "
Drivers stopped and educated on safely passing horses in Ayrshire operation (opens the original)
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DRIVERS were stopped and spoken to during a police operation aimed at improving road safety around horses. Sixteen motorists were pulled over and educated about how to pass horses safely on the road during Operation Lose the Blinkers, which took place near Dundonald in Ayrshire. The initiative is a partnership between Police Scotland’s Mounted and Road Policing Units and BHS Scotland. It focuses on encouraging drivers to slow down to 10mph, pass wide and slow, and allow at least two metres when
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