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Thousands of East Kilbride residents were left in the dark last night after a major power cut in the town.

An iconic South Ayrshire golf course was vandalised by booze-fuelled yobs during the Easter break.

A stargazing Ayrshire student has captured stunning images of space from his own back garden.

There are fears Bury's NHS could become strained even further after a group of four GP practices switched off access to an online consultation service. The askmyGP service allows patients to contact their surgery and receive a response online, in what the platform describes as 'digital triage'.

A thief has been jailed for robbing two Ayr town centre businesses after breaking into them during night-time raids.

Sharon Osbourne opened up about everything from her family life to her health in a tell-all interview over the weekend. MORE: Sharon Osbourne makes shocking confession about oldest daughter AimeeAnd during the chat, the TV favorite spoke out about her devastating battle with bulimia, which she has been living with for many years. Talking to The Times, she told the publication that she can empathise with people who are unhappy in their bodies, because she has bulimia.

One Greater Manchester borough continues to have a Coronavirus infection rate above the national average. Despite this, cases have still fallen across the region.

Prepping for the big day. Stassi Schroeder and her husband, Beau Clark, are getting married for the second time — and the ceremony is coming up soon.

A council election hopeful has apologised after retweeting a message which called First Minister Nicola Sturgeon a “treasonous b***h.”

The lounge of a Kilwinning pub could be transformed into a takeaway.

BBC).Martin also went on to say that with 240 tours planned for this year, there was some “renewed optimism”.Last year, a new forecast by PwC in their ‘Global Entertainment & Media Outlook 2021–2025’ report, predicted that the UK’s live music sector wasn’t expected to return to its pre-coronavirus pandemic revenues until the year 2025.Mark Maitland, UK head of Entertainment and Media at PwC, said: “UK consumers’ rapid migration to digital behaviours in the pandemic has now become embedded in their day-to-day lives, helping to sustain overall growth across Entertainment and Media for the coming five years. As companies race to meet consumers’ evolving needs with new products, services and experiences, the E&M industry will become more pervasive, more immersive and more diverse.“Some sectors have found interesting ways to navigate the effects of the pandemic – notable examples include B2B events moving to online/virtual and now increasingly hybrid formats.

A bank manager who stole £18,000 dodged jail after her lawyer said the financial giant was making as much in profits every hour.

Thousands of people took to the streets to watch the first St George's Day parade since the coronavirus pandemic. The popular annual event has not been held since 2019, but Manchester bathed in sunshine to welcome the return of the celebration.

Plans for a permanent home for a men’s shed group in Cumnock have taken a step closer to reality.

Police in Coatbridge are appealing for help after a van was deliberately torched.

A big night! After coronavirus delays, the Met Gala will continue its tradition of celebrating fashion on the first Monday in May — and the event’s secrecy continues to excite onlookers.

Claims that a child was “unreasonably discharged” from an important mental health support service at NHS Ayrshire and Arran have been rejected by a public services scrutiny body.

Derek McInnes has expressed his delight after Kilmarnock bagged their first league title in 57 years.

Incredible CCTV imaged have been released showing a drunken thug carrying a seagull around a news agents before throwing it at a man in the street.

Classy, crisp and colourful could best describe this opulent four-bed in the heart of Ayr.

the Los Angeles Times in an interview on Friday. The panicked cook tried a “wild list of things” in order to regain his sense of taste before filming the series.