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Alloway Primary School and Early Years Centre praised in latest school inspection report
Alloway Primary School and Early Years Centre recently received a positive inspection report from Education Scotland.

UK Shared Prosperity Fund Proposals Agreed
Councillors recently approved a range of proposals for the final year of UK Shared Prosperity Fund to support local priorities. 24 March 2025.

Diamond Wedding celebrations for Bill and Ina
William and Ina Mackie recently celebrated their Diamond Wedding anniversary.

South Ayrshire Council Supports Earth Hour 2025
For Earth Hour, we're celebrating Blue Health—highlighting the vital connection between our wellbeing and South Ayrshire's stunning seas, rivers, and beaches.

The Red Arrows amongst iconic RAF aircraft to appear at 2025 air show!
South Ayrshire Council is delighted to confirm that the line-up for the International Ayr Show - Festival of Flight 2025 will include all RAF assets.

Provost celebrates South Ayrshire vocalists at Scottish Young Musicians event
South Ayrshire Chamber Singers, featuring pupils from Belmont Academy, Marr College, Queen Margaret Academy, and Wellington School, won an impressive runners-up award!

South Ayrshire gets ready to Spring Clean
South Ayrshire Council are proud to be supporting Keep Scotland Beautiful's annual 'Spring Clean' initiative.

Council makes charitable donation of £12,500
Provost Iain Campbell welcomed representatives from two Ayrshire charities to County Buildings in Ayr on Monday 10 March to present donations on behalf of South Ayrshire Council.

Parking to be debated by Councillors
Councillors are set to discuss proposed changes to parking provision in South Ayrshire at a Cabinet meeting on 18 March.

Young people's achievements celebrated at Duke of Edinburgh Awards
Over 300 young people from South Ayrshire received their Duke of Edinburgh Awards at a prizegiving ceremony on Thursday 6 March.