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New chief executive unveiled at South Ayrshire Council - Vimarsana News

New chief executive unveiled at South Ayrshire Council

Councillors have appointed Mike Newall as the new chief executive of South Ayrshire Council. Mike will take over the helm from current chief executive, Eileen Howat, who has been in the role for the last 10 years.

Job Moves: new chief at Hammersmith & Fulham - Vimarsana News

Job Moves: new chief at Hammersmith & Fulham

Hammersmith & Fulham LBC has appointed Sharon Lea as its permanent chief executive. Ms Lea was appointed interim chief last February when her

Ayrshire Hospice breaks ground on new build - Vimarsana News

Ayrshire Hospice breaks ground on new build

The Ayrshire Hospice has officially marked the start of building work on its £17 million redevelopment project. Joined by representatives from NHS Ayrshire & Arran and the three local authorities, Ayrshire Hospice chief executive Tracy Flynn led the breaking-ground ceremony as work begins

South Ayrhire council responds to Wallace Tower controversy following Queen tribute - Vimarsana News

South Ayrhire council responds to Wallace Tower controversy following Queen tribute

THE council responsible for illuminating the Wallace Tower in red, white and blue after the death of the Queen has broken its silence after…

SNP attacked as postal vote campaign redirects to party's own website - furious row erupts | Politics | News - Vimarsana News

SNP attacked as postal vote campaign redirects to party's own website - furious row erupts | Politics | News

"The retweet was taken down as soon as the council was made aware of it. "The chief executive has reminded staff of the importance of ensuring that council accounts contain no political content and training will be offered to staff where appropriate." It comes as another poll has shown a majority of Scots support independence - while also revealing an increase in the number of people who believe the SNP is divided. Research by Savanta ComRes for The Scotsman newspaper found 47 percent of people could vote Yes if there is a second referendum, with 42 percent opposed to independence and 10 perc...