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Ardrossan & Saltcoats Herald, 26 八月 2026

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ArticleCan­cer Care team find new home in lib­rary

CHARITY cam­paign­ers have thanked North Ayrshire Coun­cil for help­ing secure new premises after being forced to vacate their base close to Irvine town centre after almost four dec­ades. Irvine and Troon Can­cer Care will have to leave its home on...

Can­cer Care team find new home in lib­rary

ArticleGreen light for new self-stor­age facil­ity

A NEW self-stor­age facil­ity fea­tur­ing up to 80 ship­ping con­tain­ers has been gran­ted plan­ning per­mis­sion in Irvine. The devel­op­ment will be loc­ated on largely vacant land at Mack­in­tosh Place, next to Bouncesta­tion, within the South...

Green light for new self-stor­age facil­ity

ArticleTeen to make West End musical debut

A KILBIRNIE teen­ager has landed a role in a new musical pro­duc­tion of Mar­tin Guerre in Lon­don’s West End. Eli McFar­land, 19, (inset above) has been cast as Young Ben­oit in the forth­com­ing show at the city’s fam­ous Old Vic. It comes just two...

Teen to make West End musical debut

ArticleNASA group finds home as buy­out con­firmed

THE NORTH Ayrshire Staff Asso­ci­ation (NASA) has found a per­man­ent base. After a lot of blood, sweat and tears, they have finally pur­chased Littlestane Hall in Irvine - and an area of sur­round­ing ground - from North Ayrshire Coun­cil. The...

NASA group finds home as buy­out con­firmed

ArticleJohn’s up for award

AN Ayrshire travel expert has been named as a final­ist at awards cel­eb­rat­ing Scot­land’s travel industry. John Fer­guson, cruise dir­ector at Thorne Travel, has been short­l­is­ted in the Cruise cat­egory at the SPAA Sparkle Awards 2026. He works...

John’s up for award

Article‘We deserve answers’

THE father of murdered teen­ager Kay­den Moy has deman­ded answers and says “my son should still be alive”. Paul Moy claims that two of 16-year-old Kay­den’s killers were under the super­vi­sion of social work when the murder took place. Kay­den was...

‘We deserve answers’