Ayrshire Post - 2017-02-10

• BLOOMING TRAGEDY
• School hackers hit maths exam
• Readers express their anger as the axe falls
• Monk left mad as course falls short
• Fey and Sophie rock the runway
• Rotary help
• Actress tells court of years of abuse
• Drivers fined as cops launch safety checks
• Rally champ grandson facing death charge
• Battle to save 80 CSA jobs
• Pervert sent teenage girls sexual messages
• Man called Donner’s kebab fury
• Still fighting swell of cancelled trips
• Cllr Douglas
• Fury at schools’ littering
• Hole lot of bother
• SNP boosted by applicatio­ns
• Driver was attacked after motoring row
• Delighted with result of truly personal service
• Philippa hits out at Brexit
• Breathing freshAyr into town
• Sentence will stand Guns kingpin serving time
• Valley feeling Doon and out
• Fireraisin­g worries discussed in Prestwick
• Mast gets approval Objectors fear new turbines
• Don’t be lonely, friends are here
• HAIR’S TO THE FUTURE
• Teams get cash boost
• Clinic sets standard for Ayrshire
• Tuned in for great night
• Dalrymple opens £ 2.1m Early Learning Centre
• District News
• Have a say on housing policy
• Unique windows are in the frame
• Language skills vital to careers
• Ayrshire’s view A new train of thought?
• Employment scheme has it nailed for parents
• Case made for Growth Deal cash
• How equity release could help pay off interest- only mortgage
• Local dog lovers are voted the Hosts with the most
• End is nigh for Evil series
• Chef Chris’s latest dish
• Follow Maya’s animal instinct
• Paws for thought ... is it time to work out with your pooch?
• Go wild and join the Jungle Safari Moonwalk
• Burns Supper was a huge HIT for college
• Showtime Colin’s delighted to give something back
• Little fire
• A new dawn of the dead
• Circus celebrates 21 years of nightmares
• Operatic trip into Ayrshire
• X Factor star set for party night in Ayr
• University students take on Broadway classic Beauty and The Beast for annual show at the Gaiety Theatre
• Choir hit high notes for charity
• Time for Action from band who led mod revival
• Floral festival brightens up a dark time of year
• Musical magic at memorial contest
• Photograph­ers focus on the theme of ' Let There Be Light'
• Seat gets it right
• Classy coupe with tech to match
• Ayr is jumping to sizeable task
• A sweet time at Broomhill
• Jamie serves up the winner
• Ayro squad line up for sprint event bid
• Ayr Roads hit the Super Quaich trail
• Now Marr’s destiny is in their own hands
• Robbie almost repeats the feat
• Farid can fire us to safety
• Ayr chasing second spot at Hawks
• GIRVAN SNAP UP UNITED HIT KIDS

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