South Ayrshire

The organisations behind the new Prestwick North Educational Campus are celebrating after the project came first place in the ‘Pupil/Student Experience’ category at the prestigious Learning Places Scotland Awards 2023.

Encouraging skills development across Ayrshire’s construction sector and beyond, public sector development partner hub South West Scotland has partnered with South Ayrshire Council, education consultancy Class Of Your Own (COYO) and local secondary schools to support a transformational STEM e

Several Scottish projects have been successful in obtaining Levelling Up funding towards regeneration projects.

A significant milestone in Ayrshire Hospice's capital build project was achieved on-site last week with the completion of the steel superstructure.

The JR Group has successfully delivered 31 new homes at Carrick Street in Ayr, handing over the development to first-time clients, Ayrshire Housing, ready for new residents to move into.

South Ayrshire Council has appointed the project team to deliver the £10 million redevelopment of Citadel Leisure Centre at Ayr Harbour. Leisure development specialist Alliance Leisure is leading the project to revitalise the centre, which is used by some 300,000 people a year. Working alongsi

A new business park is to be developed in Prestwick after a planning application was approved by councillors.

Plans to improve access routes to Royal Troon Golf Club ahead of next year’s Open Championship have been granted permission.

Work has started to build 75 new homes in the heart of Ayr.

Actress Maureen Beattie has dedicated Ayrshire Housing’s latest development after her late father Johnny, the great Scottish actor and comedian. Directly across from Ayr’s Gaiety Theatre, Beattie Close is a development of 31 flats all designed for lifetime living. It includes a private c

Work is now underway on the new building at Troon station.

Architects and conservation experts have joined forces to campaign for Ayr’s fire-hit Station Hotel to be saved. Twenty top figures have penned a joint letter to South Ayrshire Council arguing that, if repaired, the landmark building would lend itself to a variety of new uses and could ac

A narrow house less than four metres wide but 32 metres long has been approved in South Ayrshire.

As part of South Ayrshire Council's £1m capital investment in each ward, road improvement works have started at Newton Shore Promenade, Ayr Promenade and Troon Promenade.

A potential new railway station and transport interchange are to be included in new council plans to transform Ayr town centre.