This week, we take a look back at the best photos and stories in the April 15, 2014 edition of the Ayr Advertiser.
Do you remember these pics from 10 years ago?
Prestwick man Alistair Moir was knighted in Cambodia in 2014 for his work in clearing landmines. He was given the title of Officer in the Royal Order of Sahametrei from His Excellency Chum Bun Rong, Secretary of the Cambodia Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authority.
The Breakfast Club at Ayr’s Kincaidston Primary School received a welcome gift in April 2014 - a donation of dishes and glasses courtesy of the local branch of Lloyds Pharmacy.
Alloway Primary pupil Abbie Middleton was highly commended for a poster she designed for a Show Racism the Red Card campaign.
South Ayrshire Provost Helen Moonie opened Ayr Photographic Society’s annual exhibition at Rozelle House in Ayr, while attending the club’s prizegiving ceremony for 2014.
Former treasurer of Ayr Presbytery George Kitcheman was presented with an engraved glass bowl by the Moderator, Rev Alistair Symington, to honor his 20 years of service. George’s wife Christine received a basket of flowers.
The 2014 Scottish Grand National attracted a huge crowd of racing fans to Ayr... and a fair number of fashion fans too.
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