| Traffic Regulation Order imposing Waiting Restrictions On 20th September 2005 South Ayrshire Council made a traffic regulation order in Oswald Drive, Prestwick |
| Young Persons Challenge Fund The Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform, Tom McCabe, is challenging Scotland's young people to come up with ideas that use technology to improve public services in Scotland. |
| Council Support for
Ayr Bowls Tourney is Appreciated The prestigious Ayr Bowling Tournament, first established 72 years ago, is set to continue to flourish. |
| Roads Maintenance
Services - Severe Weather South Ayrshire Council, Roads Maintenance Services are currently revising their list of Contractors and Farmers who are interested in assisting the Council during severe weather incidents. |
| Sports
Facilities Set to Increase Further development of South Ayrshire Council's provision of school physical education and sports facilities is set to get under way following the formal acceptance of awards of more than £1 million through the New Opportunities Fund for PE and Sport (NOPES). |
| Alloway Auld Kirk to be Restored The ruin of Alloway Auld Kirk, famous setting for Burns' Tam O'Shanter together with the Kirkyard which contains the grave of Burns' father and other significant people from his life are set to undergo major restoration to preserve its future. |
| Caring Adults Needed For Children's Panel South Ayrshire Children’s Panel is looking for caring adults to work on behalf of the community to make decisions about children who need care and protection, or who have committed offences within the community. |
| Learning Centre Manager Appointed The new Learning Centre located within the Carrick Buildings in Girvan, is already serving members of the Carrick Community and will be officially launched later this year. |
| Students Receive Elementary Food Hygiene Certificates A presentation ceremony took place within Ayr Academy where 55 students from the school from S3, S4 and S5 classes received Elementary Food Hygiene Certificates. |
| A77 Warning - Inappropriate Driving Behaviour The A77 Safety Group is running an Inappropriate Driving Behaviour campaign, from 26 to 30 September, 2005. They are also running a radio competition with West FM. |
| Performance Indicators 2004/05 Each year the Council is required to publish its performance against a range of indicators, which are selected and defined by the Accounts Commission. |
Bus Stop Moved 'Round the Corner' |
| Consultant to Review Environment and Infrastructure A consultant is to be employed by the Council to undertake a full and comprehensive review of the operations and structures of the Department of Environment and Infrastructure. |
Working Together to Improve Tourism |
Promoting Race Equality in Ayrshire |
| Girvan Boy Wins Children's Traffic Club National Lucky Dip The Children's Traffic Club in Scotland has announced a three year old Girvan toddler as the winner of its national lucky dip. |
| Traffic Regulation Order South Ayrshire Council proposes to consider a Traffic Regulation Order imposing a 20mph speed limit and traffic calming measures on several sections of road in Ayr, Girvan, Mossblown, Barassie, Troon and Tarbolton. |
| Council and Police Urge: Beat The Bogus Caller South Ayrshire Division of Strathclyde Police and South Ayrshire Council have linked up to emphasise a special “Beat the Bogus Caller” campaign. |
| School Meals Highlighted on South Ayrshire Website South Ayrshire Council is keen to make parents, carers and guardians aware of the value – both from the financial, and nutritional point of view – of the school meals that it provides for pupils. |
| Council and Police Urge: Beat The Bogus Caller South Ayrshire Division of Strathclyde Police and South Ayrshire Council have linked up to emphasise a special Beat the Bogus Caller campaign. |