Youth mentor charity MCR Pathways to extend 'life-changing' programme with North Ayrshire Council

Matt James has chosen his final two women. During Monday night's episode of , Matt had Fantasy Suite dates with Michelle, Bri and Rachael, all of whom professed their love to him.Though Matt said the decision about who to send home was «the hardest» one he's had to make yet, he was confident in his choice.«Everyone who’s here, I could see being my wife.

Ayr's rubbish dump are to be targeted as part of new measures by South Ayrshire Council.Long tailbacks have been caused by queuing cars at the recycling centre at Heathfield in recent weeks.And with a heavy impact on motorists in the surrounding area, council bosses are ready to act.Temporary traffic management - including a 'stacking system' - will now be introduced in a bid to solve the problem.A council spokesperson said: "We know that there has been some traffic congestion at peak times

North Ayrshire from April for the year ahead according to budget proposals.Councillors will vote on the £365 million budget on Thursday, which recommends £490,000 proposed new cuts to balance the books.A £500,000 new pot of money has been proposed to make the school day cheaper for families struggling financially.

Former Geordie Shore star Chloe Ferry opened up to fans on Monday morning.The reality star apologised for not being “that active” on social media and admitted she “was having one of those days.” Chloe spoke honestly with her 3.6 million followers and said, “I was having a little down day, but I’ve woken up so fresh this morning.” After a good night’s sleep it appeared she was ready for the day ahead.

link!Analysis shows that the vast majority of issues are linked to improper storage of waste, refuse being deposited in gardens and the excessive feeding of birds.

link!“The Economic Recovery Plan reflects the views of the business community from a survey carried out last year, and we will continue to work closely with private and public partners to drive forward a strategy to deliver sustainable economic growth for north Lanarkshire.”The Plan integrates with the investment being made across the area in town centres, roads infrastructure, housing, industry and community facilities which is outlined in the Economic Regeneration Delivery Plan.

direct to your inboxA fundraising drive has been launched after a mountain rescue volunteer suffered life-changing injuries when called to help campers breaching lockdown rules.Chris Lewis, 60, fell 150 metres down a steep slope while on Red Screes, above Kirkstone Pass in the Lake District, in the early hours of Saturday February 6.Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team had been called out to help a 47-year-old man from Leicester who was camping with another man from Liverpool.Neither have been

Conwy Council. More than 450 names were put forward, some alluding the Covid crisis with offerings such as “Snowcial Distancing” and “Professor Chris Whitty Gritty”.

link!“The Scottish government budget once again fails to provide sufficient funding to maintain vital local services in our communities – the proposed settlement to all councils falls well short of the budget increase from Westminster.“Yet again we will be faced with having to cut services or jobs to balance the books; every SNP councillor, MSP and MP in North Lanarkshire has a responsibility to join us in fighting for their constituents.”

link!Committee convener, Councillor Angela Campbell, said: “Community safety is the number one priority for us as councillors and this five year plan will help us tackle what residents tell us is most important to them.“Tackling anti-social behaviour, reducing serious violence and disorder, reducing harm from unintentional injury and fire, tackling gender based violence, protecting people at risk of harm and improving road safety – all of these crucial issues are being addressed with this new