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Gaiety Theatre present new musical comedy based on lockdown in South Ayrshire
The full debut of a new stage show reflecting the experiences of South Ayrshire residents during lockdown will be held at Ayr's Gaiety Theatre this Wednesday. The Bunker is a compelling new comedy musical, created in collaboration with the local
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'Controlling and violent' Ayrshire man jailed for rape and physical and sexual abuse
A CONTROLLING and violent domestic abuser has been jailed following a catalogue of sexual and physical abuse in Ayrshire. Steven Ramage, from Tarbolton, targeted his victim at various addresses in the Ayrshire area between May 2014 and January
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Trump Turnberry invites locals to share their stories for lighthouse anniversary
An Ayrshire hotel and resort is inviting the community to share stories about the iconic Turnberry Lighthouse. Trump Turnberry is set to celebrate the iconic lighthouse's 151st anniversary this August and is asking people to share personal anecdotes
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You can win £2,024 in this year's Ayrshire Hospice summer draw
How would you like to win a fantastic £2,024 cash prize in time for Summer and help a leading Ayrshire charity? The Ayrshire Hospice Summer Super Draw is back for 2024 and this time the jackpot prize is an incredible £2,024. Tickets are £1 each
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Record-breaking innings sets Ayr on way to thumping win over league leaders
Ayr moved to the top of the Western Union Premiership with a thumping win over league leaders Drumpellier on Saturday - ending their opponents' record as the only undefeated team in the division. It was also a day when the statisticians were looking
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Golfers stay the course to raise cash for stunning floral displays at Ayr park
MORE than 100 golfers stayed the course to show support for the stunning floral displays on show at an Ayr park. The Belleisle Conservatory’s charity golf day was played in glorious conditions over the Belleisle course and saw Brian McMullen, Robert
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PICTURES: Sun smiles on summer family festival on Ayr's Low Green
THE Low Green in Ayr was the place to be on Saturday as big crowds flocked to the seafront for the town’s Summer Family Fest with Armed Forces and Pipes in the Park. Previously known as the Holy Fair, the event may have been given a new name for
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Ayrshire business leader urges local companies to sign Armed Forces Covenenant
AN AYRSHIRE business leader is urging companies in the area to join her in signing the Armed Forces Covenant ahead of Armed Forces Day on Saturday, June 29. Ayrshire Chamber of Commerce holds the Covenant’s gold award, demonstrating its exceptional
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Rugby: MacArthur to stay at Millbrae after Super Series demise spells end for Bulls
AYR Rugby Club have announced that Pat MacArthur will remain part of the Millbrae coaching set-up in 2024-25 following the demise of the Ayrshire Bulls. MacArthur, a former pupil at Prestwick Academy, led the Bulls to their third Super Series title
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Maybole OAP attacked with machete in bitter family row over safe containing £130k
A MAYBOLE pensioner was the victim of a horror murder bid amid a bitter family row over his father's safe. Derek Robertson was ambushed in his own home by a machete-wielding robber and his female accomplice demanding the cash box. Mr Robertson