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Ayrshire Rivers Trust to benefit from £55million fund
At least £65 million will be given out through the fund over the next 5 years.
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Funding to North Ayrshire Council to be cut by Scot Gov
"Cuts to the education of some of the poorest children in the country are incredibly callous"
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Ayrshire & Arran NHS highest drug-related hospital stays in Scotland
In 2020/21, in the NHS Ayrshire and Arran Health Board there were 369 hospital stays per 100,000 related to drugs
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Veteran fundraiser Edna raises £100,000 for MS charity before turning 100
Congratulations Edna!
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Major new television drama chooses Carmarthenshire as its setting
Production crews have been based in Carmarthen, Llandeilo, Llandovery and Llangadog over recent weeks
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Ayrshire councillors agree to spending £1m on helping to future-proof businesses
The money will accelerate proposals to create a demonstration and training space in the i3 area of Irvine that will be supported by academic and industry experts that will train and develop business in the process manufacturing sector.
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Ayrshire animal care centre launches appeal for poo bags
Poo bags can be purchased from the centre’s Amazon wishlist or via any other online retailer offering direct delivery to the centre.
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Christmas booster jab programme underway in Ayrshire
Give yourself the gift of a Booster jab this Christmas, urges MSP
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Father Christmas helps kickstart festive season in Hoddesdon
The Hoddesdon Christmas Fayre Light Up was the first of Broxbourne Borough Council’s Christmas events
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World Aids Day debate sheds light on the stigma positive status Scots face
Around 6000 people in Scotland currently have HIV, with around ten percent of those unaware that they are infected.
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East Sussex needs foster carers as numbers of children needing homes rises
But these figures have risen in recent years as foster placements with the county's foster carers and via private fostering agencies are 'scarce', said a council spokesman
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St Tudy Inn reopens with new chef at the helm
Siaka Touray is the new head chef at St Tudy Inn