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Community wealth building programme supports 1,000 North Ayrshire businesses (opens the original)
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MORE than 1,000 local businesses were supported through the North Ayrshire Council Community Wealth Building Programme in 2025-26. Details have been revealed in a recent progress report, covering the period from October 1 to March 31. Some 53 Digital Learning Sessions were delivered, supporting 192 people. Solar farms are actively generating renewable electricity and 1,500 pupils took part in climate change education during 2025 to 2026. More than 400 employees attended the Our Great Place to Wo
Football commentator Archie Macpherson goes down a storm at Irvine book festival (opens the original)
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LEGENDARY broadcaster, journalist and author Archie Macpherson kicked off the 2026 Tidelines Book Festival at the Harbour Arts Centre in front of a full house last week. The much-loved football commentator shared tales of confrontations with Sir Alex Ferguson as he spoke with writer and film-maker Margot McCuaig on Thursday, September 24. He revealed his dad introduced him to the football culture by taking him outside his home on Shettleston Road so he could hear the noise of the Old Firm fans w
Details revealed for Irvine's big festive lights switch on in November (opens the original)
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A BIG celebration is being held in Irvine to signal the start of the festive season. Irvine Community Events is holding a special day in the town on Saturday, November 21, with a festive market and entertainment before the big festive lights switch-on. Organisers Stephen Frew and Sam Brown say they have big plans for the event. Stephen said: “I taught events at West Lothian College for four to five years so I have some experience. "The idea is to run a low cost event for the people and to try an
Councillor claims revamped council HQ is 'not fit for purpose' (opens the original)
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Frustrated Kilwinning councillor Donald Reid has hit out at North Ayrshire Council, claiming their revamped Cunninghame House headquarters are “not fit for purpose”. The area has recently undergone a major refurbishment with staff relocating there following the closure of the Bridgegate House office and there are customer service areas behind reception. A report to Thursday’s Audit and Scrutiny Committee said: “Progress continues on property rationalisation, with construction underway on a new C
MSP warns domestic abuse victims ‘paying with their lives’ as system fails them (opens the original)
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MSP Patricia Gibson has said domestic abuse victims are "paying with their lives" because the system is letting them down. The Cunninghame South SNP member told the Scottish Parliament: “Women are being regularly killed, often by men previously reported to authorities for their abuse. These women pay with their lives as their system fails to protect them.” Ms Gibson, who is also chair of North Ayrshire Women’s Aid, spoke at length on the subject in a debate earlier this month. She said: “Risk as
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