Members of the public have just a few days left to give their views on proposed spending projects as part of a £2m investment in the regeneration of Prestwick.

South Ayrshire Council is set to develop a masterplan which will be used to identify and coordinate projects which could help transform the town.

The public are being asked for their views on two studies which have been commissioned by Prestwick Civic Pride, who would like the studies to be part of the masterplan.

The first study is the ‘Prestwick Heritage Freemans Hall Feasibility Study’, which contains proposals for a new steeple.

The study also reveals plans for a health and social care hub with the building shared between the council, the South Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership, and the wider community.

Prestwick Civic Pride’s second study is the ‘Prestwick Shorefront Enhancement Programme’.

This includes proposals for improving access points at the promenade, activity areas and contains suggestions for the former bathing lake.

Additional public consultation will take place in the future and the council also plan to engage with Prestwick Community Council to get their views on the masterplan.

You can view Prestwick Civic Pride’s studies and fill in the short survey by going to www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk/consultations before 4pm on Friday, May 31.