By Fethi Benaissa Last month, the crumbling former Ayr station hotel has forced South Ayshire Council to put in place an ‘extended exclusion zone’ around the building, limiting trains access and causing […]
Who Is Responsible For Ayr Station Chaos?
Students VS Letting Agents?
BY LEA FABBRINI AYR – The lack of regulation on letting agents is leaving students without a place to live, even when the academic session has already started. Students are left with […]
WTA Weigh In on Serena’s War of Words
By Gregor Hynds This weekend Serena Williams brought to light an gender issue with global tennis after her US Open defeat to Naomi Osaka. During the match on Saturday evening at Flushing […]
Support for Students in Higher Education During World Suicide Prevention Day.
By Erin Kearns. The number of students in higher education in the UK who suffer from mental health issues and suicidal thoughts has risen over the last decade according the the Office […]
East Ayrshire to Receive Share of £1 Million for Recreational Projects
by Gary Kirkpatrick Sport and physical activity in East Ayrshire could be set for a massive boost after receiving a significant financial windfall from a national sporting initiative. The Changing Lives Through Sport […]
Burnt Out Car Linked to Shootings in Airdrie
By Susie Paterson. Police Scotland say they have found a car which they believe was used in the murder of a man outside his home in Airdrie. Garry More, 32, was reported […]
Kompany: “It’s great to see him do well”
By Gregor Hynds Just over five years ago, Belgium captain Vincent Kompany remembers when he first encounter the kid that would go on to captain Scotland against him last Friday. On his […]
No Mobile Network Coverage Affects 2000 Miles of Scotland’s Roads
By Susie Paterson Drivers who breakdown on more than 5000 miles of road across the UK can not call for assistance, says the RAC. A new study has disclosed that […]
Scottish Labour Call to Scrap Controversial P1 Testing
By Erin Kearns Scottish Labour have lodged a parliamentary motion at Holyrood calling for the standardised National testing of Primary 1 pupils to be abolished. East Lothian MSP, Iain Gray, pictured above, […]
UWS Welcomes Record Number of ERASMUS Students Despite Brexit Fears
By Dane McBeth For many at UWS it’s the first day of term with first year and returning students beginning classes. For students who are part of the Erasmus programme (European Community […]
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