Ayrshire Post

Fond farewell

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Former pupils of a certain age at Braehead Primary School may well remember this picture from 1990. It shows Tom McCutcheon planting a tree to mark his retirement in 1990 as headmaster of the school.

Thirty one years on, are you one of the pupils in the background?

A business creation project is aiming to find the next female entreprene­urs in New Cumnock.

Women across the region are being urged to sign up to the scheme, delivered by New Cumnock Developmen­t Trust (NCDT) in partnershi­p with Women’s Enterprise Scotland (WES) and Developmen­t Trusts Associatio­n Scotland.

It kicks off on Monday and will run over a 10-week period with weekly sessions held by zoom.

The rural business start-up is designed to provide informatio­n on building a business from scratch and help with ideas generation and skills matching.

Topics covered will include business planning, attracting customers, pricing and managing finances.

Local businesswo­man Wendy Pring, an NCDT trustee and WES Ambassador said: “This programme will inspire, motivate and inform women on the benefits and challenges of business creation and the processes involved.

“It is rooted in our community and grown out of a specific local need.

“We know there is currently a real lack of any business creation programme in the area with a genderappr­opriate approach involved.”

To join the course call Tammy at NCDT on 01290 333887 or email tammy.ncdt@outlook.com

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Trustee Wendy Pring is encouragin­g others to join up
Get involved Trustee Wendy Pring is encouragin­g others to join up

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