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John Gall says he’s heard stories about people talking about Darvel as far away as London.

Mick Kennedy has left Scottish Cup shock troops Darvel.

Mick Kennedy has tonight quit as Darvel boss after more than four years in charge at Recreation Park.

Darvel have been rewarded with a second successive live TV showing after their Scottish Cup heroics.

Aberdeen's ticket allocation for Monday’s Scottish Cup trip to Darvel has been cut by 550 following a safety review.

Aberdeen are poised to see their Scottish Cup tie with Darvel moved to Monday night to be broadcast live on BBC Scotland.

Scottish Cup shocktroops Darvel have warned Aberdeen they’ll be keeping their fourth round cracker at tiny Recreation Park as they look to squeeze the life out the Dons.

An Ayrshire bakers' pies have impressed on a worldwide stage.

An Ayrshire bakery has been awarded title of the world’s best scotch pie — for the SECOND time.

John Gall says being involved in Darvel’s rise is like a dream come true.

John Gall admits he can’t wait to be part of a Scottish Cup “glamour tie” – and he knows how huge it is for the small East Ayrshire town of Darvel.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterThese are not just tattie scones – they are Brownings the Bakers tattie scones sold in M&S.For the retail giant has signed a deal with the family-run Kilmarnock firm which will supply the tasty treats to its 59 food outlets across Scotland.The partnership is part of M&S’s commitment to showcasing and selling Scottish produce.And Brownings the Bakers managing director John Gall is delighted with the new arrangement which helps preserve jobs at their Bonnyton Industrial Estate base.He said: “M&S’s commitment to Scottish suppliers is more relevant than ever, and we’re proud to announce our partnership with the retailer.“During the current

Kilmarnock Pie will now be stocked in one of the country’s big four supermarkets.