What makes the SAYF awards special is that they are run by young people for young people. This year's awards were the culmination of the Year of Young People and were a worthy celebration of everything that is great about the young people of South Ayrshire.
17 December 2018
The South Ayrshire Chief Officers' Group (COG) for Public Protection has today (14 December) published the key findings of an independent Significant Case Review into reports of historical child sexual abuse and exploitation at a children's unit in South Ayrshire.
14 December 2018
2018 has been a year of major change for the Council with our priorities to deliver first class public services measured against a continued challenging economic backdrop. It was the year that we made significant changes to the way the Council runs, with our management review streamlining services, to help cut down on bureaucracy and free up our staff to enhance the way they work to deliver improvements to our communities.
12 December 2018
With the Christmas and New Year party season now well underway people are being asked to put their safety first when travelling home and only use licensed vehicles. South Ayrshire Council warns that flagging down an unlicensed or unmarked car could potentially leave people in uninsured cars with no clear idea of who's driving.
At the end of the year, I always like to look back and reflect on some of the people I have met and events I have attended in communities across South Ayrshire.
One of South Ayrshire's most enduring couples are both celebrating turning 100 years old. Marjory Richardson marked the occasion at an event at the the RAFA club in Prestwick. Her husband, Harry celebrated his milestone birthday in February.
11 December 2018
One of Troon's oldest residents is celebrating a milestone anniversary after reaching the grand old age of 100.
A ceremony has taken place at Belleisle Park to celebrate the opening of a brand new visitor hub.
We're holding a Christmas Candlelight Service at Masonhill Crematorium on Sunday 16 December 2018 at 3.30pm. This is an annual service which brings together people who have lost a loved one.
One of South Ayrshire's up and coming young athletes is celebrating her latest success after winning first place at a national swimming contest. 16 year old Elle McCreadie from Ayr won a gold medal at the National Para-Swimming Championships at Manchester Aquatics Centre for her 100m freestyle front crawl in class S11. This was Elle's first competition with the Scottish Junior Squad who she trains with at Stirling University on the first Sunday of every month. She has been a member of South Ayrshire Swim Team (SAST) Para Squad since August 2017.
10 December 2018
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