Neil Smith

2 weeks ago | irvinetimes.com | Neil Smith

Dating back to circa 1930, 2 Whinhurst House offers a rare opportunity to acquire a unique four bedroom family home This extended property is positioned adjacent to the picturesque shorefront and enjoys an enviable location next to the 12th hole of the prestigious West Kilbride Golf Club, a hole that is famously named after the property. Set amidst expansive formal gardens, the property is further enhanced by beautifully maintained wild gardens, providing a tranquil and private oasis.

2 weeks ago | irvinetimes.com | Neil Smith

Kayden, 16, died following the Irvine beach incident (Image: Police Scotland) FIRST Minister John Swinney will host a summit on reducing youth violence across Scotland in a bid to prevent knife crime. The move follows the tragic death of Kayden Moy, 16, on Irvine beach on May 17, as well as the death of 15-year-old Amen Teklay in Glasgow in March. Three teenage boys – a pair aged 17, and a 14-year-old – have appeared in court charged with the murder of Kayden.

3 weeks ago | ayradvertiser.com | Neil Smith

In particular, the smallholdings market in Ayrshire – property with land up to 50 acres in size – has been in good demand with the average percentage achieved over the asking price being 16.6 percent during the first quarter of the year (Q1 2025 January – March). That's four times higher than the previous sales quarter figures.

3 weeks ago | irvinetimes.com | Neil Smith

SALTCOATS girl Patricia Black headed off for a day's shopping in Irvine on Saturday, October 9, 1976... and never returned. Almost 50 years on, the case remains unsolved, her body never recovered. And suspicions that she met her end at the hands of one of Scotland's most notorious serial killers have yet to be proven. Better known as Tricia, the 22-year-old left her home in Dykes Place, Saltcoats and was later seen at the bus stop opposite the Turf Hotel in Irvine.

3 weeks ago | ardrossanherald.com | Neil Smith

The St Luke's Primary pupil was crowned at Abbey Church as the annual celebration kicked off, with Sunni Collins as the Segdoune Deputy for this year's event. The fun began at 12.15pm when the gala procession headed along Kilwinning Main Street for the crowning ceremony. There was a great party atmosphere throughout the day with locals and visitors enjoying loads of stalls, games and carnival attractions.