FIRST Minister John Swinney and his Cabinet are heading to Ayr next month - with the public invited along.
The 53rd Travelling Cabinet will meet in Ayr Town Hall on Monday, November 4 to discuss local issues and hear opinions from the community.
Ahead of the meeting, the First Minister and Cabinet Secretaries will visit businesses and community projects in the area to highlight the Scottish Government’s four key priorities: eradicating child poverty, building prosperity, protecting the planet and improving public services.
First Minister Swinney said: “I am looking forward to visiting South Ayrshire and hearing directly from the community about the issues that matter most and how we can improve its future.
“We will see first-hand the multitude of commendable projects that have made a positive impact on people’s lives in the area and match this Government’s key priorities.
“I would encourage residents to get involved, ask questions, and share their insights. This is a moment for their voices to be heard.
“Connecting with communities across the country enables us to make informed decisions as we strive to create a wealthier, fairer and greener Scotland.”
The event takes place between 2.30pm and 4pm and to book your place visit www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ministers-touring-scotland-ayr-tickets-1038810077907.
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