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ArticlePolice called as foxes dig up human bones

POLICE were called to Irvine’s Old Par­ish church­yard after human remains were dug up by foxes. A human mand­ible was exposed in the kirk­yard - with other bones dis­covered nearby. The prob­lem stems back to Storm Eowyn in Janu­ary 2025, which blew...

ArticleScout group bid farewell to home of 50 years

THE 73rd Irvine Scout Group said farewell to their home of 50 years earlier this month with a big com­munity cof­fee morn­ing. The group have been meet­ing at the Mure Relief Mis­sion Centre for dec­ades – but the Bourtre­hill kirk has now been...

ArticleThree Towns DJ duo to show­case tal­ent

A Three Towns DJ duo are set to show­case local tal­ent this week­end at a music fest­ival dubbed “Scot­land’s miniGla­ston­bury”. Greig and Jason Bryce, who per­form together under the name 2wiceAs­Nice, are pre­par­ing for one of their biggest...

ArticleCoast­guard issues safety warn­ing

THE Ardrossan Coast­guard Res­cue Team has issued a safety warn­ing after respond­ing to sev­eral incid­ents in recent days. The incid­ents involved inflat­ables being blown off­shore by winds along the coast. The team has reminded the pub­lic of key...

ArticleKids delighted as Billy Gilmour pays visit to lib­rary

ArticleFraud claimed to be min­is­ter

A SERIAL char­latan who pre­ten­ded to be a doc­tor, a Celtic scout at boys’ foot­ball games, and fraud­u­lently befriended a griev­ing fam­ily has also claimed to be an ‘ordained min­is­ter’ and ‘avail­able for wed­dings’. Anthony Bren­nan, also...