Katie Kelly: Last News

Kilmarnock bus station has been 'difficult' one of East Ayrshire Council's top officials has admitted.Rumours of problems were raised by Labour councillor John McGhee at a meeting of the council's cabinet on Wednesday.Katie Kelly, the council's depute chief executive, admitted that the work was 'complex', but insisted that the project was well on track despite the difficulties with the design of the facility, the discovery of a major IT cable at risk from the work and a change of contractor.A redesign of retaining walls was required after the main contractor uncovered two 'unrecorded foul water manholes'.The fibre optic cable connected council offices and there were also delays with BT carrying out vital work.The Ayrshire Live app is

East Ayrshire will meet next week to discuss accepting more refugees from Afghanistan after the country was plunged into crisis.Katie Kelly, depute chief executive said: “In East Ayrshire we’re proud to welcome refugees and have a strong track record of providing support through our Refugee Resettlement Team in partnership with Police, NHS, our local communities and voluntary sector organisations to meet the needs of any arrivals.“In the light of the horrifying situation in Afghanistan, we’re already preparing to do what we can, and Cabinet will be discussing a paper and making decisions on our next steps next week.”Neighbouring South Ayrshire Council say they don’t plan to change the commitment they made in June.A spokesperson said: “The

Keep an eye on Katie Kelly. The young actress has an X factor that suggests an ability to shoot to the top of the A-list in no time. You can just tell, sometimes. Kelly showcases that star quality, as well as some serious acting chops, in the new drama Sno Babies, a film that asks a lot of her. It’s a challenging role, one she’s able to handle with ease, delivering work that elevates the flick in a big way. The final product overall is a bit hit or miss, in terms of its effectiveness, but Kelly never hits a false note. If you choose to see this tale of drug addiction, you’ll be seeing it for her, and you likely won’t regret it.

More than 900 East Ayrshire Council employees are self-isolating as the coronavirus pandemic hits hard.