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Thousands of drivers warned they are risking £100 fines on motorways
Thousands of drivers are risking a £100 fine and three penalty points on their licence every time they drive on the motorway. More than 53,000 incidents of drivers ignoring lane closed signs on smart motorways have been recorded since 2021, new
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Three men appear in court charged with supplying class A drugs in Ayr
Three men have appeared in court charged with dealing class A drugs in Ayr. Ethan Frew and Logan Anderson, both 20, and 21-year-old Cameron Tait all deny charges of being concerned in the supply of cocaine and LSD in the town last year. The
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Two men kicked rape accused in the head in Ayr town centre assault
Two thugs carried out a horrific attack on a man in the centre of Ayr after a confrontation in a nearby bar. Sean Goudie and Sean Connelly pleaded guilty to a charge of serious assault when they appeared at Ayr Sheriff Court, where CCTV footage
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The music of Pink Floyd is coming to Ayr's Gaiety with talented cover band
The unique sounds of Pink Floyd are set to echo around The Gaiety in Ayr next month. MacFloyd are bringing their new show “All That Is Now” to the theatre, in what promises to be an unforgettable journey through the timeless music of Pink Floyd
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UK rents hit record high with average costing tenants £1,314 per month
The average rent being asked outside London has hit a new record of £1,314 per month, with each property typically receiving 17 inquiries from prospective tenants, according to a website. A year ago, the average monthly advertised rent across Britain
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South Ayrshire community councils join forces to give residents a bigger voice
South Ayrshire's community councils have joined forces to give their residents a bigger voice. The chairs of 14 community councils in the area recently met to agree a constitution for a new partnership. And the newly formed South Ayrshire Community
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Unique Culzean tour will showcase hidden history of park
A unique tour at Culzean Castle is set to uncover the hidden history of the country park by going "off the beaten track". Join the ranger team on August 13 as they explore the wider park, looking out for lesser-known buildings and areas that visitors
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Buskers hit the stage for Troon's musical feast at The Open
Troon was treated to some fantastic music during the recent Open Championship - with headline acts including Eddi Reader and Blue Rose Code. But for many locals, it was the buskers who stole the show. As part of the entertainment staged in
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Troon councillor wants to hear public's views on the impact of Open golf on town
PEOPLE living in Troon and across South Ayrshire are being invited to give their views on the impact of the Open Championship's return to the region. Craig Mackay, an SNP councillor for the Troon ward on South Ayrshire Council, says he wants to
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Andy Murray confirms he will retire from tennis after Paris Olympics
Andy Murray has confirmed he will retire from tennis after this summer’s Olympics in Paris. The three-time grand slam champion stated on social media that the Games will be his "last ever tennis tournament". Murray played at Wimbledon for the
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Major retailer set to close Ayrshire stores after takeover
Ayrshire's two Carpetright stores are set to close following a takeover of the business. The carpet firm entered insolvency this month, and has now been bought in a rescue deal by rival Tapi. However, the flooring retailer will only take on
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Warning to Universal Credit claimants who could have payments stopped this summer
Universal Credit claimants have been warned their payments could be stopped if they fail to notify authorities about key changes to their circumstances. Those in receipt of Universal Credit have been told that they must inform the Department for
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Ayr take on Stenhousemuir in Premier Sports Cup clash tonight
Ayr United are gearing up for their third match in the Premier Sports Cup group stages tonight. The Honest Men take on Stenhousemuir at Ochilview Park with another three points up for grabs in Group B. A win would see Scott Brown's side move
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SEPA water scarcity warnings have been issued for parts of Ayrshire
A water scarcity warning has been issued by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency for parts of Ayrshire. Despite heavy rain over the weekend which impacted events such as The Open at Troon, the environment body has advised people to plan
