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People urged not to go into the sea at popular Ayrshire beach over bacteria risks
PEOPLE are being advised not to venture into the sea at a popular Ayrshire beach amid concerns at a potential risk to human health. The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) says routine water testing has indicated a "high bacterial result
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Ayr jewellers set to close for two weeks for emergency repairs
The Ayr branch of John Stewart Jewellers is set to close for two weeks for emergency repairs. The company, which has stores in Irvine and in Glasgow, will shut its doors from July 15. A spokesperson said: "We will be closing our Ayr branch
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Rare 1p coin expected to sell for £200,000 at auction
A rare 1p coin is expected to sell at auction for more than £200,000 as Brits have been warned to be aware of the value of their coins. Coin collecting is a hugely popular hobby, and if you are lucky enough to come into ownership of a sought-after
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Hospitality tickets for International Ayr Show now on sale
Airshow Hospitality Village tickets for this September's International Ayr Show are now on sale. Tickets cost £75 per person and include a range of extras and upgrades to make sure you have the best experience at the airshow. This includes
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Former Ayr pub in prime location is still awaiting a buyer
A former busy pub in Ayr is still awaiting a buyer on the open auction market. The Wee Man's public house on Green Street has been under the hammer since the start of the year with bids starting at £65,000. The property has been vacant for
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The Dreamboys ready to bring seductive dance show to Ayr next week
A night of playful excitement is promised at The Gaiety in Ayr as the Dreamboys dance show takes to the stage next week. The 18+ show unleashes the art of male striptease at the Dreamboys’ renowned, explosive, immersive, and seductive male dance
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Nursing student 'hero' saved elderly man's life at Ayr railway station
A NURSING student has been hailed as a "hero" after her quick thinking helped save an elderly man's life at Ayr railway station. Sarah Randall was returning from a trip to Belfast with her boyfriend and was waiting at the station on Monday, July
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Revamped Ayr cinema to be illuminated with new signage
The revamped Astoria cinema in Ayr is set to be enhanced with the introduction of new exterior signage. The former Odeon facility on Burns Statue Square reopened to great fanfare earlier this year under the ownership of Merlin Cinemas, and thousands
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Do speed cameras have to be visible? Lawyers on when you can challenge the fine
A lawyer has explained whether speed cameras in the UK have to be visible and also the circumstances surrounding challenging fines. Ever since the first speed camera was installed in the UK back in 1991, drivers have been trying to trick the system
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Historic building at Culzean Castle closed to the public for filming
A historic building at Culzean Castle and Country Park is now closed for filming. Camellia House, on the grounds of the estate, will be closed to visitors until Thursday, July 11. The Camellia House was built in 1818, and was originally planned
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Every Troon street requiring vehicle permits during The Open
Residents living in a number of Troon roads will require vehicle access permits during The 152nd Open later this month. Anyone living or working in one of the following roads will need a vehicle access permit to drive to and from their property
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Universal Credit warning to thousands as 180,000 have benefits stopped
UK households who receive six legacy benefits due to be replaced by Universal Credit have been issued a warning after thousands had their payments stopped. Figures released by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) revealed more than 180,000
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Limited tickets are still available for Ayr United v Celtic clash
Less than 1,000 home tickets remain for Ayr United's glamour friendly clash with Celtic. The Honest Men take on Brendan Rodgers' side on Friday night as part of a celebration to open the club's new North Stand. Tickets will remain on sale
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Girvan RNLI volunteers attend King's Garden Party at Holyrood
Volunteers from Girvan RNLI enjoyed a special day out at Holyrood Palace for the King's Royal Garden Party. Some of the station's crew, management and fundraisers were nominated by Lord Lieutenant John Dalrymple Hamilton to attend on Tuesday,
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Man who scammed OAPs in Ayrshire and elsewhere faces years behind bars
A CONMAN is facing a lengthy prison term for his part in a Scotland-wide organised criminal fraud scheme which saw pensioners scammed out of more than £250,000 – including £50,000 from a 70-year-old in Ayrshire. Derek Moore will be sentenced at