Council team to plan use of Irvine's £20m Levelling Up cash
Council team planning how to use government funding to boost Irvine town centre
Source: irvinetimes.com
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Irvine set to get £20million boost from Levelling Up fund
IRVINE and Kilmarnock set to get £20million Levelling Up funding from the UK Government.
Source: irvinetimes.com
Kilwinning: £50k funds for new Corsehill play park
A Kilwinning parent council planning to create a new play park has received a £50,000 funding boost.
Source: irvinetimes.com
Kilwinning Main Street to close for traffic from Monday
Kilwinning Main Street. DRIVERS in Kilwinning are being urged to be aware of new restrictions to the town’s Main Street. Kilwinning’s community councillors voted last year to demand action on cars illegally using the Main Street after further complaints. After writing to the town’s Locality Partnership, it was agreed there should be restrictions imposed on vehicles. Now a temporary traffic order is being introduced which will restrict access for vehicles between 10.30am and 4.30pm, Monday-Saturday starting Monday, January 11. Cllr Jim Montgomerie, Cabinet Member for Green New ...
Source: irvinetimes.com
Kilwinning Main Street closure in force next year
New vehicle restrictions are coming to Kilwinning's Main Street after campaigning from the community. Kilwinning Community Councillors voted earlier in the year to demand action be taken on cars illegally using the Main Street after further complaints. After having written to the town's Locality Partnership and further engagement, it has been agreed that there should be restrictions imposed on vehicles access to the town’s centre. To improve pedestrian safety, a temporary traffic order is therefore being introduced which will restrict access for all vehicles between 10.30am and 4...
Source: irvinetimes.com