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Plans to erect two giant digital advertising billboards on one of Kilmarnock's busiest roads have been approved.

Staff at Scotland's biggest holiday park have revealed that their job is so much fun that it feels like "Christmas every day". Workers at Craig Tara have spoken about their life-changing experiences at the Haven super-park, which houses a massive 1,400 caravans.

Care home residents felt the wind in their hair and made the television news when they attended a special cycling event in Glasgow during what was a busy summer schedule.

Scots police tasered an 11-year-old boy brandishing a knife at a popular Scots holiday resort.

A caravan at an Ayrshire holiday park has been renamed to honour the courage of lifeboat crews past and present.

Guests at a Scots holiday park have slammed the “disgusting” state of the “luxury” apartment they paid a £126-a-night to stay in.

A labourer was three and a half times the legal limit when he crashed his car on an Ayr road after getting behind the wheel.

An Asian fast food giant is to create 30 new jobs at Ayr's Craig Tara holiday park.

slashed in part of a 26 vehicle vandalism spree at an Ayrshire caravan park.Laura Allan, of Shotts in North Lanarkshire, was staying at Craig Tara Holiday Park last weekend when all three cars in her party were targeted on Sunday evening.She had to fork out £230.26 to fix three of the tyres on her own car which were damaged.And she says the customer service at Craig Tara, owned by Haven, was “a disgrace”.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories while you can customise your page with the sections that matter to you.The Ayrshire

Ayrshire’s busiest holiday parks has been hit by Covid again as bosses confirmed it was business as usual at the popular site. Haven, owners of Craig Tara holiday park on Ayr's Dunure Road, confirmed today that "a couple" of members of staff have tested positive for the virus.

Ayr.Located within the caravan park itself, the facility will have a bar serving area, cellar and washing up space.Planning officials at South Ayrshire Council approved the application at the coastal getaway.The temporary pub will be six metres long and 4.8 metres wide while the container will be cream-coloured with artwork and stencil spray lettering.There were no objections from the public to the proposal.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories while you can customise your page with the sections that matter to you.The

Ayrshire's biggest caravan parks. A "handful" of staff at Craig Tara holiday park, in Dunure Road, have tested positive for the virus, site owners Haven said.Insiders had claimed that a number of employees on the site's hospitality team had been affected – but this has not been confirmed.

Ayrshire Post : “I didn’t do it for publicity, I had a moral responsibility to let everyone know what the management all knew 6-7 days before – and done nothing about it.” A spokesperson at Craig Tara said they were aware of the post and are “confident that we follow all necessary protocols.”They added: “At no time have we hidden 15 cases from Test and Protect and we strongly refute any claim that we have done so.

coronavirus after staying at an "unhygienic" and "horrendous" holiday park.Marion Grealis said she and her partner tested positive for Covid-19 four days after returning from the Craig Tara in Ayr, Ayrshire.The 49-year-old was shocked to discover a "stinking" smell of rotten food when they arrived at their self-catering apartment on September 21. Marion, of Dalkeith near Edinburgh, told the Daily Record they pulled back the fridge to find a large spillage of either milk or cream which had gone off and was attracting flies.

Ayrshireholiday park where she stayed right before developing symptoms. Marion Grealis was tested for Covid-19 on September 27 after returning from Craig Tara holiday park in Ayr.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterTwo members of staff at Craig Tara are self isolating after testing positive for coronavirus, bosses at the park have confirmed.Haven, the firm which runs the busy site on the outskirts of Ayr, said it had complied fully with NHS Test & Protect procedures following the results.NHS bosses today confirmed that a contact tracing operation had taken place.A spokesperson for Craig Tara Holiday Park said: "We can confirm that two team members are currently self-isolating having tested positive for Covid-19 more than seven days ago."The park has complied fully with all necessary NHS Test & Protect procedures and health regulators."They have confirmed

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterHealth chiefs are carrying out contact tracing after coronavirus hit Ayr's biggest holiday park, Craig Tara.Close contacts are being advised to self-isolate for 14 days, with the health board saying the risk to the public is low.Medical Director, Dr Crawford McGuffie, said this afternoon: "NHS Ayrshire & Arran’s Health Protection Team has conducted a contact tracing exercise around a holiday accommodation provider in South Ayrshire."Close contacts have been identified through this process and have been contacted directly by the Test and Protect Team and advised to self-isolate for 14 days.

coronavirus with a contact tracing exercise now underway. NHS Ayrshire and Arran have confirmed they are tracing close contacts and advising those affected to self-isolate for 14 days.

The Kardashians have been on our screens for many years, and as their stint on TV comes to an end, we take a look at the times we could have sworn they were Scottish.From weans named (and almost named) after our country and a famous Glasgow train station - to holidays doon Craig Tara caravan park - there's little doubt we can claim the biggest celebrity family since the Krankies as our own. They've even got the tartan threads to prove it.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterFraudsters offering scam holidays at Ayr's Craig Tara Holiday Park have sparked a police alert.It follows reports of fake lettings being flogged to the public at the popular park.We revealed yesterday how one Scots mum spent £250 on a non-existent caravan break for her disabled mum.Cops are now warning the public to be on their guard amid a rise in "fake online adverts" offering rentals that do next exist.Constable Daniel Small, of the Ayrshire Division Acquisitive Crime Team, said: "We are aware of recent incidents where people have made bookings to rent caravans at an Ayrshire caravan park and victims left out of pocket when the caravan in

Lynn said: “He led my mum on a wild goose chase. My mum was almost crying.