Kilmarnock resilience group delivered food to town's most vulnerable during pandemic

received at the home, which has been at the centre of three abuse cases in the past two years.

East Ayrshire roads over the course of this financial year. Another £150,000 is to be spent on footpaths, £2m on bridges and £563,000 on safer routes for cyclists and walkers.

Ritchie Maxwell, who has recently added Billy Bentley and John Brown to his backroom team, said: “It’s a new team for us as they are coming in from the juniors and hopefully we will be able to get someone to watch them if everything goes to plan.“It’s a massive cup, it’s probably the biggest non-league cup in Scotland now with 142 teams now that the junior teams have been added.”

restaurants. The Scottish celebrity chef, 53, revealed that a new fry-up would be joining the menu at the Savoy Grill in London from September 21.

Kilmarnock street after a man was assaulted earlier this morning.

sex trafficking gang luring vulnerable women to Scotland has been busted in a series of raids across Europe.Guns, knives, luxury cars and cash were seized by officers and 24 traffickers were arrested in raids in Scotland, England and Romania yesterday.Trafficking victims who had been snared by the violent gang were also rescued in the UK and Romania.The operation spearheaded by Police Scotland saw four properties in Glasgow and Aberdeen targeted as part of a series of co-ordinated dawn raids.Ten

John Watt Coffee from Carlisle, West Coast Sea Products and Drax are all lined up to sponsor the weekend.Further details of the festival can be found on the Kirkcudbright Food Festival Facebook page.

Piers Morgan has praised Nicola Sturgeon live on Good Morning Britain today for her leadership during the global pandemic. The 55-year-old presenter interviewed the First Minister and even went as far as to say that he believes she is one of the top three leaders in the world during the coronavirus pandemic.

lockdown, sparking new demands for urgent benefits reform.Independent food banks across the country saw demand rocket over the pandemic with nearly 183,000 parcels distributed.The growing trend led to fresh calls on the UK Government to loosen benefits.

Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign.He now faces a £500 fine for his part in the conspiracy after an initial probe by the reporter of the Law Society of Scotland.Berlow knew his associate Ed Sutherland, a teacher at Belmont Academy, Ayr, had created a fake Facebook identity under the name Stevie Harrison to infiltrate the SPSC in January last year.Berlow and Sutherland are linked to Friends of Israel, which aims to promote the interests of the country in the UK.The fake Palestinian supporting

Line Of Duty star Martin Compston has sent a tongue-in-cheek message of support to the Soccer Aid England team – in character as DS Arnott.

Ian Murray was on the brink of defecting Labour for a new rebel party formed by colleagues angry at the party's performance under leader Jeremy Corbyn.  The Edinburgh South MP, who is now the Shadow Scottish Secretary, changed his mind at the last minute but not before he had written and rehearsed a resignation speech.

UK markets after Brexit could undermine Holyrood's powers.

Prince Harry is opening up about his mom, Princess Diana, on the 23rd anniversary of her death.

café has hit back at a 'mean little review' left by a customer online. The Wonder Spot in Stockbridge, Edinburgh, was left furious after a man named 'Colin' branded them 'greedy and disgusting'.In a review left online, 'Colin' accused the cafe of serving him a "extremely poor, finger-wedged size" slice of cake for £3.95 and told owners to "have a rethink".But the Edinburgh hit back at the review and urged customers 'don't be a Colin' after they defended their pricing.

house parties this weekend to help protect older relatives from lethal Covid-19. Nicola Sturgeon and Scotland's top police officer made a joint plea as new laws come into force to ban large gatherings indoors.

Kilmarnock boss has fully turned his attention to the Ayrshire side, admitting it wouldn't be fair on anyone to keep both jobs going.He said: “It’s a big wrech. I love working with the gaffer and working for Scotland.