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Prestwick gets into the festive mood next weekend (November 25 and 26) with a two day Prestmas special.

It is the unique story of a county which has taken on the UK's main talent shows and pretty much conquered the lot. When it comes to talented musicians, Ayrshire has proven it can punch well above its weight on the big stage. Whether it be the X Factor, Britain's Got Talent or The Voice, this corner of the country has produced an act fitting of the bill.

It's the unlikely talent tale scripted just miles apart.

A popular music festival is gearing up to return for its 10th anniversary bash.

Star names will team up to host a virtual Christmas concert in aid of the Ayrshire Hospice.

Ayrshire stars of The Voice have helped celebrate the first year of a community radio station in style. Tsukure Hub were joined by a host of talents – including this year's semi-finalist Jeremy Levif from Prestwick and The Voice kids hit performer Blair Gilmour from Irvine – as they toasted their first anniversary.The popular singers joined a mix of live act and DJs combined on Saturday, May 29.

Prestwick singer-songwriter stormed into the semi-finals of The Voice after a spine tingling performance in the competition's 'Battle Round'.His rendition of Coldplay hit Clocks did enough to earn the vote of his judge, Will.i.am, and take him one step from the final.Now Jeremy, 30, has told how he was taking classes on his laptop just 24 hours before the biggest moment in his career.A teacher of French and German at Wellington School in Ayr, Jeremy has continued to combine his day job with going for glory on the reality show.He told Ayrshire Live: "The pupils have all been so great in giving me their support."It was funny sitting at my computer on Friday as they wished me all the best for my performance the next day."And the wider

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA teacher has showcased his amazing talent on a hit TV music show.Jeremy Levif, 29, appeared on The Voice UK wowing judges including legendary singer Sir Tom Jones.The singer-songwriter, originally from France and now living in Prestwick, regularly gigs in venues across Ayrshire.And on Saturday, his sparkling performance of ‘How Long Will I Love You’ caught the eye as he sailed through to the next round joining up with US mega-star Will.I.Am as his chosen coach.Backed by his fiancé Kirsty, Jeremy impressed as his moving cover of the song included some of the lyrics sung in French.A teacher of French and German at Wellington School in Ayr,