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£2m free range egg producing unit for Ayrshire farm is approved
The proposals were earmarked for Taiglim Farm, Glaisnock Road, Cumnock. Now they have been approved with conditions.
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The proposals were earmarked for Taiglim Farm, Glaisnock Road, Cumnock. Now they have been approved with conditions.
It started with a static display at the Barony Campus, Cumnock, where the public could get up close to these vintage commercial vehicles.
The mass gathering took place at Townhead Park, Cumnock.
Bill and Cath Costley are selling Lochgreen House Hotel in Troon to the Cumnock-based RAD Group.
Marian's award win follows a meeting of the Keir McTurk Memorial Committee, who revealed the community stalwart had topped the poll.
Monday’s briefing: Tudor reign ends, Nusken lifts Blues, Defoe’s new challenge Cumnock Chronicle
It's getting tougher out there for house hunters in Cumnock, with fewer serious buyers around these days. This report from the Cumnock Chronicle looks at what that means for our local property market.
Big news for our local farmers! Our Labour MPs are championing a 'level playing field' for agriculture, something that's really important right here in Cumnock and across East Ayrshire. Let's see what this means for our farming communities.
Big news from the Cumnock Chronicle! Keir Starmer is talking about standing up for our values in the upcoming local elections. It's great to hear national leaders focusing on what matters right here in East Ayrshire.
A worrying incident has unfolded on our streets, and our local police are working hard to understand exactly what happened. Counter terrorism officers are now involved as the investigation into the car incident continues. We'll bring you more details as soon as we can.
It seems our council is being urged to take a closer look at what's happening with the population right here in East Ayrshire. With shifts happening, there's a growing feeling that more needs to be done to support our communities.
Well, Cumnock folk, you'll be fascinated to hear about the incredible story behind the capture of the famous Tiger 131 tank during WW2! A new account has just come to light, shedding more light on this dramatic event that has ties to our very own East Ayrshire.
Great news for local racing fans! Our very own Precise, trained right here in Cumnock, is still on track for the Newmarket races, despite a minor scare. We'll be cheering him on from East Ayrshire!
Hear ye, hear ye! Our very own McCoy is lacing up his trainers for a massive challenge – the London Marathon! We'll be cheering him on all the way from Cumnock as he takes on this incredible feat.
Exciting news for local racing enthusiasts! Our very own local trainer, Gordon Elliott, has some big plans brewing for his horse, Oldschool Outlaw, at the upcoming Fairyhouse meeting. We'll be keeping a close eye on how our local talent fares!
Fancy an extra day off to watch the football? Well, it looks like East Ayrshire Council is weighing up the cost of a World Cup public holiday for us all here in Cumnock. They're looking at what it would mean financially for our local services.
Well, it's a tough one for our local lads, but there was a valiant effort from Stefan Mols this week as Tamworth narrowly beat Brackley. It's always keenly watched by the Cumnock community when our players are in action!
Exciting news for our local area! A new facility is being proposed right here in East Ayrshire that could help us tackle contaminated soil. This could be a real game-changer for our community's environmental health.
A key figure in the SNP has been speaking about how the party handles difficult situations. It's an important discussion for us here in Cumnock as we all want to see our community represented well.
Did you know Cumnock has a connection to the world of espionage and cinema? A fascinating local history piece from the Chronicle shines a light on an SAS war hero and Ayrshire MP who may have even inspired James Bond! It's a tale of bravery and intrigue right on our doorstep.