Kyle Centre: Last News

An Ayrshire charity is offering free safety tests for old electric heaters and blankets in a bid to save lives.

Two YouTube stars with a love of food proved their hearts are as big as their stomachs when they took time out of a tour of Scotland to promote an Ayrshire business.

A fledgling town business which faced collapse earlier this year has relocated to another part of Ayr.

Ayr High Street.Industry insiders say the chain are “interested” in a potential move to the Kyle Centre, as part of a multi-million pound redevelopment plan.Ayrshire Live revealed on Friday that a deal was struck to transform the former shopping mall into an eight-screen cinema with associated food and beverage outlets, as well as an indoor golf complex and soft play area.Although developers are being tight-lipped about the costs, the redevelopment is expected to top £5m.Now the race is on to see which restaurant chains pitch-up as part of the new cinema project.Other big names being linked with a move to Ayr includes KFC and Wagamama.Ayrshire Live understand that “high-level conversations” with a number of food and beverage outlets are

Kyle Centre in Ayr could look like once its had its multi-million pound makeover.Ayrshire Live brought you the exclusive news yesterday that the former indoor shopping centre was being earmarked for an ambitious eight-screen cinema complex with associated bars, restaurants and family activities.And today, we can give you a first glimpse of what the grand project could look like once complete.Irish-based The Arc Cinema signed a long-term lease and will now team up with Squarestone Asset Management to become the leisure anchor at Ayr’s Kyle Centre.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