Ayrshire Post - 2017-02-17

• Kids’ Kid home bulldozed
• 100k Cup prize pot
• Paws off Paddy
• Troon becomes a market town
• George scores a winner with community award
• University blunder over student places
• Council plotting a change
• Taxpayers’ cash buys £ 1.4k bed for airport boss
• Pensioners go mad for new hearing aid
• Tilly’s legacy will now live on
• Headteache­r to raise cash for stroke victims
• Show needed to get back to original roots
• Director says loss is a tragedy for the community
• Island of death at crossing in Troon
• Illegal pair removed from UK
• My wind farm hell
• Airshow visit is just the ticket
• Anger at care home delays
• Woman took gran’s medicine
• Water difference for ducks
• New hope for London flight link
• Top spec windows from A team
• Dance gig go- ahead
• Bookies offer odds on Trump teeing off
• Fighting for the Tartan Army
• Flower power should prevail
• Drive to ensure Ayr taxis comply
• Making the right choice
• In memory of wee Beth
• Bidding for equal pensions
• Anti- racism demo man discharged
• Driver reversed into neighbour
• Bumper grants for groups
• Lee braves a shave
• Abandoned mine takes on a new shape
• Dog owners get countrysid­e warning
• Dealer smoked £ 600 of drugs every week Cannabis was used to ease back pain
• Tesco donate Scottish treats to Braehead pupils
• We love Glasgow Prestwick
• Airport Internatio­nal culture is just a flight away
• Airport’s weather system is a real benefit
• Airport A great new look for 2017
• Farmers share best methods
• District news
• Father David’s homecoming
• A really taxing matter
• Air event strikes top travel deal
• Ayrshire takes chance to shine at Westminste­r
• Homeowners use equity release to pay off credit debt
• Changing the lives of women in Ayrshire
• Maya’s barking mad probs
• Lego Batman movie in town
• Enjoy a love cake recipe
• Exercise is a must for the over- 50s
• Fitness with an elastic twist to it
• Address the mess indoors
• Students face pressure cooking in contest final
• Ayrshire’s brightest stars will Stand Up to Cancer
• Learning to love musicals
• The Knockengor­roch line- up is a knockout
• Secret Affair gig
• OPERA HIGHLIGHTS TOUR HOPES TO HIT HIGH NOTES
• School pupils unite to celebrate festival of Burns
• Kia on the road to Rio
• Duncan turns back the clock
• Seaforth go looking for a final fling
• Storm keep destiny in their own hands
• County girls help Scots to SIBA title
• Rugby is coming home to Millbrae
• Ayr pair are stars Down Under
• Cup boss is banking on family ties
• SIX OF THE BEST AS AYR CLIP HAWKS

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