
Kevin Dyson
Local Democracy Reporter at Ayr Advertiser
Local Democracy Reporter at Cumnock Chronicle
Local Democracy Reporter at Ayrshire Post
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1 week ago |
dailyrecord.co.uk | Kevin Dyson
East Ayrshire Council said that other benefits, such as job training support were getting developer supportAttempts to increase the amount of money older wind farms give East Ayrshire’s communities were met with a firm ‘No’ according to East Ayrshire Council’s head of economic development. However, other moves around training and employment are being backed by developers and energy companies.
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1 week ago |
dailyrecord.co.uk | Kevin Dyson
And one of the factors that may make a difference, according to Director of Communities and Transformation, Jane Bradley, is the weather. Officials have asked for up to an extra £590,000 to put on this year’s International Ayr Show after revealing a massive shortfall in its budget for last year’s event. And one of the factors that may make a difference, according to Director of Communities and Transformation, Jane Bradley, is the weather.
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1 week ago |
dailyrecord.co.uk | Kevin Dyson
The decision was made to keep existing fares after concerns over the impact on those reliant on taxis. Councillors have rejected a proposed increase to taxi fares, choosing instead to maintain the current fare structure following strong public opposition. Taxi drivers had sought an increase in both basic fare up to three-quarters of a mile (up from £4 to £4.50) and the rate for subsequent distances (up from 20p to 25p every 125 yards), citing increased costs.
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1 week ago |
dailyrecord.co.uk | Kevin Dyson
The upfront costs, a lack of definitive 'cash benefit', and industry opposition led to councillors agreeing to pause the project for at least a couple of years. A new South Ayrshire tourist tax has been put on the back burner. But tourism spokesperson, Councillor Alec Clark, believes that despite the nature of the tax offered by the Scottish Government, a visitor levy was inevitable.
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1 week ago |
news.stv.tv | Kevin Dyson
Councillors have rejected a proposed increase to taxi fares, choosing instead to maintain the current fare structure following strong public opposition. Taxi drivers had sought an increase on basic fare up to three-quarters of a mile (up from £4 to £4.50) and the rate for subsequent distances (up from 20p to 25p every 125 yards), citing increased costs.
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15 to 12 as Cllr Clark is elected depute leader.

Same result 16-12 Brian Connolly elected as council leader. Now to depute leader. Cllr Alec Clark v Cllr Duncan Townson.

On to the vote for leader