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Police officers to be identifiable in Ayrshire communities
WEB22 hours ago · AYRSHIRE communities are set to have 'identifiable local officers' as part of an ambitious new vision for Police Scotland. Chief Constable Jo Farrell made the pledge as the service unveiled key plans which outline how policing will evolve to meet existing and new challenges. A 2030 vision for policing sets key ambitions of safer communities ...
Irvine: Making Waves festival set to kick off on Saturday
WEBJul 21, 2022 · Tickets for the festival can be purchased in advance, at a cost of £45 for Saturday, and £15 for Sunday. Tickets will be available ‘at the gate’ both days, though at a slightly higher price. All ticket information can be found at: makingwavesfestival.co.uk. It won’t just be the music providing the entertainment either.
Irvine's Ship Inn to remain closed after sudden death of owner
WEBJul 15, 2020 · Irvine's oldest pub will remain closed for the foreseeable future after the sudden loss of one of its owners. The sad news of the sudden death of Jamie Murray was announced on The Ship Inn Facebook page this morning [Wednesday], as pubs across Irvine get set to reopen their doors to the public. 'The Ship' - as …
Irvine: Hope for Ship Inn to make return as pub receives a refit
WEBDec 29, 2021 · Irvine’s oldest pub has remained closed after the sudden loss of one of its owners last summer. ‘The Ship’ – as it is affectionately known locally - has been run by Murray brothers Jamie and Christopher who took over the reins from dad, Iain in 2003. The sad news of the sudden death of Jamie Murray was announced on …
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