Ayrshire Post - 2016-12-02

• SILENT NIGHTS
• Hammer horror at Burger King
• Win tickets to see Ayr panto
• Barcelona fan meets heroes
• Best friends found dead together in house
• Dealer sold teens danger drug
• Bra pic Sir is kicked out of teaching
• Sleazy remarks to schoolgirl­s
• Driver drank in back of police car
• Neighbours rowed days before death
• The heroin was really a painkiller
• We’ve Trumped the rest
• Wilma’s tears at wonky wallpaper
• Greenkeepe­r drove at school pupils in rage
• Fly guys in cash plea
• Pensioners go berserk for new hearing aid
• Unpaid work for puggie assault
• A family affair at the college
• Charity drive aids disabled riders
• Golf saints are sinners in food
• Stole to pay for wreath
• Report highlights major health problems
• Bob Shields
• Why not have some T in Ayr? Racecourse could be one- off venue
• Toast of the village
• Repairs begin for popular village riverside path
• Add extra warmth to your home as the winter takes a grip
• Manager is cleared of assault
• Big Brother is watching
• Great Wall in his stride
• Festive charity night is planned
• It’s ciao from Gino - 52 years a crimper
• District news
• Annual open evening displays flower power
• Effort under way
• School news Our Cyber Teacher
• Science pupils enjoy a trip to Millport
• Blankets are helping mums and tots bond
• Ayrshire College Graduation­s
• Free parking will be key
• Fledgling firms take first steps
• A mere success story for Ayrshire’s hidden secret
• Search begins for next Burns Humanitari­an Award winner
• Award for top coach Eddie
• Chef Chris’ latest recipe
• Trust Brad to deliver spy role
• With festive party season right around the corner it’s time to make some moves
• Welcome to Flatline – the hardest workout in world that pushes you to the limit.... literally
• A savvy guide to shopping in style
• Dr Owl flies in to ask people to take care
• New role in chamber for Graeme
• Panto season is in full swing at The Gaiety
• Cash is king so ask for fair pay
• Magic of Vienna conjours up a sparkling start to the New Year
• Europe’s toughest rally is set to roar into town
• Orchestra set to wow with fab festive medleys
• Your guide to the best gigs in Ayrshire
• The big villa with the low price of £ 200,000
• Still Fiesta time
• Henry can jump to it at Aintree
• Hard work pays off after third win on bounce
• Braehead golf winners
• Ayr race is most loved in Scotland
• Ayr’s golden girls honoured
• Seaforth shine in the mist
• Duo will swap Dubai for Netherdale
• Four win call- up for U25 Scotland ladies
• United 17s are hit for six as Rangers in hurry at Murray
• Handy Andy is Ayr cup tie hero
• LET’S KICK ON
• Farewell to Hank a sporting giant
• Gala test as Ayr step up title chase
• UNITED ACE IS TIPPED FOR TOP

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