Ross Hanvidge

3 days ago | ayradvertiser.com | Ross Hanvidge

Brian Graham's double downed the Honest Men at Somerset Park on Friday and secured the Jags' progression to the Premiership play-off semi finals, where they will take on Livingston. It was a night of disappointment for Ayr United, with the 2-0 defeat following a 1-0 first leg victory at Firhill last week. And Brown couldn't hide his frustration after the game, in which the hosts failed to register a shot on target. He told Ayr United TV: "I'm devastated, and the lads are devastated as well.

4 days ago | cumnockchronicle.com | Ross Hanvidge

Cumnock Chronicle archives from 15 years ago (Image: NQ) DIGGING into our archives this week, we take a look back at hero firefighters, a family fun day, pioneering pupils and a 100th birthday. Do you remember any of these highlights from the Cumnock Chronicle in May 2010? Hero firefighters Two Mauchline firefighters were honoured for their quick thinking which saved a colleague’s life.

4 days ago | ayradvertiser.com | Ross Hanvidge

Ayr Advertiser archives from May 2010 (Image: NQ) OUR latest look at the Advertiser's archives has thrown up some brilliant tales from May 2010. Do you remember any of these stories from 15 years ago? Dancers' delight Ayrshire Allstar cheerleaders blew their competitors out of the water during the national championships 15 years ago. The group had fantastic results at the Scotdance and Scotcheer National Championships at the SECC in Glasgow.

4 days ago | ardrossanherald.com | Ross Hanvidge

Ardrossan Herald archives from May 2010 (Image: NQ) OUR latest look into the Herald's archives includes stories on a visiting teacher, caring children, and a title win for Beith. Do you remember any of these highlights from this week 15 years ago? Cycle power Dozens of teenage girls were set to get on their bikes over the summer to encourage others to keep fit and active.

6 days ago | ardrossanherald.com | Ross Hanvidge

12 1/1 THE 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Europe was marked with poignant services yesterday as the Three Towns stopped to remember the historic occasion. VE Day, on Thursday, May 8, marked 80 years since the guns fell silent and people took to the streets to celebrate peace, and mourn those who would not return home.