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• White Christmas in Ayrshire

  
  Ayrshire Blog — Authority: 125
  Photographs of a Frozen river and trees and some snow blanketed fields in Ayrshire. I like the way the milky winter sun comes through the trees. Taken just outside Ochiltree Ayrshire and between Cumnock and New Cumnock Ayrshire. Its still hovering around 0c during the day and well below zero at night. there is more ...
  22 hours ago

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  Ayrshire Scotland Business News — Authority: 116
  Christmas message from Councillor Hugh Hunter, Leader of South Ayrshire Council “It seems no time since I was last wishing you a merry Christmas. I can’t believe how quickly this year has passed, and that the festive season – which I’m very much looking forward to – is almost upon us once again. ...
  3 days ago

• Scottish Artists: Turnberry at Midnight

  
  Stushie's Art — Authority: 126
  The Turnberry Lighthouse on one of the most famous golf courses in the world
  4 days ago

• Jobs Boost For Prestwick Ayrshire

  
  Ayrshire Blog — Authority: 125
  Some good news on the Ayrshire job front. Manchesters air traffic control centre will close in 2010 and 180 jobs will transfer to Prestwick, Ayrshire. National Air Traffic Services (Nats) will leave only a few control tower staff at Manchester Airport as a new £170m Nats control centre in Prestwick, Ayrshire takes ...
  6 days ago

• Former Kilmaurs council candidate pleads guilty to domestic abuse

  
  Kirklees Unity Exposing the Far Right — Authority: 136
  . A FORMER council candidate for the far-right British National Party has appeared in court on domestic abuse charges. At Kilmarnock Sheriff Court last week, Thomas Sweeten, 43, of Glencairn Terrace, Kilmaurs, pleaded guilty to breaching the special bail condition barring him from communicating with his ...
  1 week ago

• Prominent Australians rally to save ‘City of Adelaide’

  
  t5m: Love Personality, Love t5m — Authority: 564
  Dozens of prominent Australians are behind an appeal to British Prime Minister Gordon Brown to prevent the demolition of the world’s oldest surviving clipper ship, the City of Adelaide.Led by the Queen’s representative and Governor of South Australia, Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce, other notable Australians include ...
  1 week ago

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  Ayrshire Scotland Business News — Authority: 116
  A Christmas message from South Ayrshire Provost Winifred Sloan THE days are growing shorter, the dark winter nights are growing longer, and Christmas is now drawing upon us. Christmas remains a magical time, and each and everyone is entitled to feel the warm glow of humanity touching us all, as well as raising our ...
  2 weeks ago

• Where did that come from?

  
  Sea kayaking with SeaKayakPhoto.com — Authority: 128
  There we were, enjoying our sandwiches, when all of a sudden dark lines appeared out to sea.Then Whumff.... surf crashed onto the beach.There was a scramble for the boats (well those that were able) and Billy was first to wet his bows in the small but perfectly formed surf.
  2 weeks ago

• Inquiry date set for tragic cancer teen

  
  Deadline Press & Picture Agency — Authority: 444
  Liz and Ken Norris outside the Health Practitioners hearing in October By Cara Sulieman A FATAL Accident Inquiry into the death of a teenage cancer sufferer blasted with 19 massive overdoses of radiation while being treated for a brain tumour will be held in the New Year. Lisa Norris, 16, from Girvan, Ayrshire ...
  2 weeks ago

• A Convivial Croy luncheon

  
  Sea kayaking with SeaKayakPhoto.com — Authority: 128
  We landed on Croy Bay, below its eponymous Electric Brae.We enjoyed an uninterupted view to distant Ailsa Craig.Before tucking into...... a convivial luncheon with friends.The distant hills of Holy Island and Arran seemed very close in the calm conditions as we recounted previous crossings to the islands, each ...
  2 weeks ago

• A sunny and calm Maidens morning, before the storm.

  
  Sea kayaking with SeaKayakPhoto.com — Authority: 128
  Back at the beginning of November we had a couple of sunny days before the wettest November on record in SW Scotland and NW England.We set off from Maidens in Ayrshire. To the south, the distinctive outlines of Turnberry lighthouse and Ailsa Craig characterise this part of the Firth of Clyde.To the west the equally ...
  2 weeks ago

• Photo Daily: On The Abbey Park Terrace

  
  Pitch Invasion — Authority: 528
  Another lovely shot of Abbey Park, KIlwinning, this time a rainy day on the terrace. Scottish "Junior" football in the Ayrshire District League. December 2nd, 2009. Photo credit : poity_uk on Flickr, via the Pitch Invasion Photo Pool . Related posts: Photo Daily: Abbey Park, Kilwinning Terracing ...
  2 weeks ago

• Action at Oban Concern for Palestine

  
  For Argyll — Authority: 444
  The Oban Concern for Palestine Group has been - typically - very active of late. Support for the Group continues to grow.It has organised another public meeting in Oban, with Kate Aspinwall from Ayrshire as the main speaker. She spoke about her experiences in Palestine earlier this year as an impartial peace observer ...
  3 weeks ago

• Queing up the Clyde!

  
  Sea kayaking with SeaKayakPhoto.com — Authority: 128
  As we left the dark rocks of Portencross we could see the vast bulk of the Bellatrix, a 225m bulk carrier, coming up the Clyde.It looked like she was heading up the Hunterston Channel between Ayrshire and the Little Cumbrae. We were headed across this channel to the distant isle of Bute beyond.Rather than cutting ...
  3 weeks ago

• A new dawn for Portencross castle

  
  Sea kayaking with SeaKayakPhoto.com — Authority: 128
  After leaving two cars at Ardrossan ferry terminal, we drove 10km up the Ayrshire coast to Portencross.It was high tide, so most of the evil, slippy rocks that characterise this shore were covered. Tony and Phil launched my kayak, then helped me into the cockpit. My recently injured knee was hurting, just at the sight ...
  3 weeks ago

• Article Title Unknown

  
  Ayrshire Scotland Business News — Authority: 116
  On course to build new Ayrshire links golf resort PLANS to build a prestigious new multi-million pound links course on the west coast of Scotland close to Turnberry, Prestwick and Troon have taken a major step forward. The Ayrshire Golf Company has completed negotiations with Irvine Bay Regeneration Company to ...
  4 weeks ago

• Article Title Unknown

  
  Ayrshire Scotland Business News — Authority: 116
  Dalmilling Primary School’s £3 million refurbishment completed PUPILS, staff and members of the local community are benefiting from the completion of a £3 million refurbishment programme at Dalmilling Primary School in Ayr. The extensive work, which was phased over a 4 year period, has transformed the ...
  4 weeks ago

• Books in the West

  
  Jim Steel's Cave of Doom — Authority: 127
  Books in the West is a new bookshop that opened last Friday in West Kilbride. The staff are friendly and informed and I recommend it to anyone in the area. In fact, I’ll even recommend it to anyone who’s not in the area.
  4 weeks ago

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