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IS good health a freebie? Is an entitlement to education a freebie? Is monitored eyesight and dental care a freebie, along with social care when you…

Trees sprout from the broken windows and gutters of the former Sir John Maxwell School in Pollokshaws, Glasgow. They have laid claim to the Edwardian edifice, digging their roots into cracks in the red sandstone bricks, while a crow stands sentinel on the highest chimney pot.

NORTH Ayrshire Council has made tens of millions of pounds selling off estate assets over the last two decades, new figures have revealed.

With coronavirus appearing to be less of a threat to society now, businesses are enjoying the chance to return to some form of normal.

AYRSHIRE commuters will begin the new year with transport woes as train services are to be temporarily cut to deal with staff shortages due to…

IT was 50 years ago this week that the Invergordon aluminium smelter began production, bringing new hope to the north of Scotland that industries…

Gatwick Airport   A SCOTTISH steelwork specialist has hailed the acquisition of a crane manufacturing company and a planned £6 million investment in the site. Ayrshire-based J & D Pierce expects to create about 100 jobs in late 2021 after buying out the former Konecranes factory in South Lanarkshire. J & D Pierce has agreed to purchase the 300,000 sq ft plant along with 14 acres of yard space at the College Milton site in East Kilbride for an undisclosed sum. Recruitment will soon t...

Ayrshire train services halted by sea spray Network Rail engineers have arrived on site to carry out an assessment. 19:24, 24 FEB 2021 Updated Services beteen Kilwinning and Ardrossan Harbour are unable to run Get the Ayrshire stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information ...