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At the recent meeting of Full Council elected members agreed that a letter will be sent to the Scottish Government requesting a review of existing environmental health and antisocial behaviour legislation to explicitly include pets and other animals. Image - Southern cross vet The agreed motion means that the Council will urge the Scottish Government to review and amend existing environmental health and antisocial behaviour legislation to: explicitly include pets and other animals within the...

This June, two Ayrshire men will take on a powerful 44-mile walking challenge in support of Ayrshire Cancer Support. John, known to many as Tucker, will be joined by Stewart as they set off from Drongan and make their way through Dalrymple, Kirkmichael, Patna, Dalmellington and Cumnock, before finishing at the Toll Bar for a well-earned refreshment. But this walk is about far more than distance. For John, every mile will be walked in memory of his brother William Hunt, who sadly passed away...

This June, two Ayrshire men will take on a powerful 44-mile walking challenge in support of Ayrshire Cancer Support. John, known to many as Tucker, will be joined by Stewart as they set off from Drongan and make their way through Dalrymple, Kirkmichael, Patna, Dalmellington and Cumnock, before finishing at the Toll Bar for a well-earned refreshment. But this walk is about far more than distance. For John, every mile will be walked in memory of his brother William Hunt, who sadly passed away...

An Ayrshire resident has credited her longevity to “good behaviour” and an active lifestyle on the eve of her 100th birthday. Jean Dunlop will celebrate her extraordinary milestone on Saturday surrounded by friends and family at Renaissance Care’s Malin Court Home in Maidens when she will be presented with her telegram from King Charles II. Looking back on a life well-lived, Jean said: “My secret is, that I behaved myself! I had a good lifestyle, I liked to keep active and moving, especially...