Kilmarnock Standard

1 day ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Sarah Lumley |Faith Richardson |Eilidh Farquhar

This waterproof jacket, which is a fraction of the Dryrobe price, is perfect for swimming, dog walking and surfing. Over the last 15 years the Dryrobe waterproof changing robe has been an essential for outdoor enthusiasts who willingly choose to brave the cold weather to take part in the sport they love. Whilst most commonly associated with wild swimmers and surfers, this robe has also been loved by dog walkers and parents watching their kids' sports.

1 day ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Lynn Love |Richard Guttridge

Many drivers are now expected to pay more following April 1st major changes. Drivers who have never received DVLA tax letters are being warned to expect one next month following the recent major rule changes. EV drivers are now amongst the millions of motorists expected to pay car tax. Owners of Electric cars now need to pay Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) rates and added fees if their value exceeds £40,000.

1 day ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Chris McCall |Chris Mccall

The US President has repeatedly spoken of his ambition to see the UK's most prestigious golf tournament once again take place in South Ayrshire. Is a deal now close? Donald Trump's dream of seeing the Open Championship return to Turnberry is about more than golf. The five-star hotel and golf resort in South Ayrshire is at the centre of a major political and diplomatic wrangle. Trump bought the legendary course in 2014 and has invested around £200m in upgrading its impressive facilities.

1 day ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fionnuala Boyle |Astha Saxena

The award-winning discount chain is shuttering two of its Scottish stores, sparking dismay among shoppersA leading homeware chain has dealt a fresh blow to the UK high street by announcing the closure of stores in Scotland. Homestore + More is set to close its outlets in East Kilbride and Edinburgh. The number of job losses are uncertain. The brand, which had been awarded Scotland's Best Choice accolade, broke the news to customers via social media and kicked off a closing-down sale.

2 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Chris McCall |Chris Mccall

The First Minister was joined by more than 50 representatives from political parties and civic groups at the meeting. John Swinney has warned Scotland faces "serious threats" to its democratic systems as he held a summit in Glasgow on the rise of the far-right. The First Minister was joined by opposition party leaders and civic groups for a roundtable discussion on why many Scots are feeling "unheard or disenfranchised".