The Role of the Troon Community Council

Please note that a special public meeting will be held at the Walker Hall on the above date and time to discuss parking issues that may have arisen due to the Arran ferry coming to Troon.

Officers from Ayrshire Roads Alliance will be present and ABP ports, Calmac and Police Scotland have all  been invited.. 

If you have been affected by increased parking in your street or area since the introduction of the Arran ferry  we would like to hear from you at the meeting..

Please note that due to painting works in the Council Chambers the September 2nd meeting will be held in the Concert hall..

***  You are invited to attend the one and only, premier screening of The Low Road @ Astoria, Ayr on 10^th September 2025  ***

Low Road Screening – 10th September 2025***   Please register for a space no later than Friday 29^rd August   ***

As Suicide Prevention is Everyone’s Business, and in our efforts to make South Ayrshire a suicide alert town, you are invited to join us on World Suicide Prevention Day, on a transformational journey of hope and empowerment where you will attend the premier screening of The Low Road, with a Q & A panel session with the film makers, in Astoria Cinema, Ayr on Wednesday 10^th September at 1pm.

This movie was developed by authentic voices of lived experience and takes a preventative approach to suicide prevention, filled with renewed hope and inspiration. This film was developed not only to challenge stigma and raise awareness, but also to be used as a tool in suicide prevention and creating hope, across communities.

Due to the venue, spaces must be booked in advance using this link Please also feel free to share across your networks for anyone you think may be interested. However please remind them they must register to attend the event.

Queen View Harbour Care Home in Troon has been officially recognised as one of the UK’s Top 100 Care Homes, a significant national achievement that highlights the home’s commitment to outstanding care, innovation, and resident wellbeing. The recognition follows a motion lodged in the Scottish Parliament by South Scotland MSP Sharon Dowey, congratulating the team at Queen View Harbour for their success.The ranking was compiled by the UK care home search platform Lottie, which assessed homes using a wide range of criteria, including Care Inspectorate ratings, response times, resident feedback, and staff wellbeing.Queen View Harbour opened in 2021, and has quickly established itself as one of the leading care facilities in the country. With a strong emphasis on creating a vibrant and supportive community, the home offers residents a range of state-of-the-art facilities including a cinema, hairdressing salon, and welcoming social spaces.

Sharon Dowey MSP commented:

“It is fantastic to see Queen View Harbour placed among the UK’s Top 100 Care Homes. This is a reflection of the hard work, compassion, and professionalism shown by the entire team. The staff should be proud of the care and support they provide for residents every single day.”

Home Manager Gemma Boyle said:

“We are incredibly proud to be recognised at this level. Our team works tirelessly to provide not only high-quality care but also a home full of joy, dignity, and community spirit. This achievement belongs to our staff, residents, and families who make Queen View Harbour such a special place.”

The accolade underscores the home’s growing reputation across Scotland and beyond, making it a model of excellence in the care sector.

The “Odd Object in the Shop” is up and running ! Please see the accompanying images for details, 

Find the Object Comp Summer 2025.pdf web (2)

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