The Role of the Troon Community Council
Community Information
Please see attached leaflets for Release Ayrshire who are a men’s mental health charity.
Please see attached leaflets for Release Ayrshire who are a men’s mental health charity. Please share with your networks.
YOU SURE YOU'RE OKAY (2) ARE YE STRUGGLIN (1)
If you need any further information, please contact Angela at releaseayrshire@yahoo.com
PB -Participatory Budgeting- Online Voting Forms – Prestwick & Villages and Troon & Villages
Following on from our funding alert for the Participatory Budgeting (PB) funding, the sub-groups for each locality have decided on which groups will go through to the PB events to showcase their projects. Prior to the events, online voting will be available which will allow those who are unable to attend on the night of the event a chance to vote and have their say on how funding is spent within their communities. read more…
South Ayrshire Council ( Academy Street, Troon) (Temporary Road Closure) Order 2024
The above Order, which comes into force on 26/08/2024, imposes restriction on the following roads:
- Academy Street
Waste Workers Strike Action
NB Council worker pay negotiations are undertaken at a national level through COSLA with the Trade Unions and Scottish Government. Unless the Scottish Government increases the funding currently available to Local Authorities the current pay demands by a number of Council worker sectors are unaffordable within existing budgets, and further strike action is likely. COSLA has already made it clear to both the Scottish Government and the TUs that any agreements on pay beyond those currently on offer, which are not centrally funded, will only be achieved within existing Council budgets at the expense of major cuts in existing services.
Any concerns regarding this should be raised with your local MSPs as it is beyond the ability of the Council to resolve locally, and every Council has been lobbying COSLA, who in turn have been lobbying the Scottish Government to redress the sustained funding cuts in real terms to Council budgets over a number of years.
For further information on the challenges facing Councils, including the effective cuts to Local Authority funding by the Scottish Government, it is worth looking at the latest Audit Scotland Report on Benchmarking of Local Government Performance 2022/2023 which has just been published and can be found at www.improvementservice.org.uk/benchmarking/reports
Green Awards for Troon
South Ayrshire Council has been awarded the prestigious Green Flag Award for a number of green spaces by environmental charity, Keep Scotland Beautiful.
INSTALLATION AT CS 12808021 KILMARNOCK ROAD, TROON, SOUTH AYRSHIRE, KA10 7LU, NGR E: 233301 N: 632988
INSTALLATION AT CS 12808021 KILMARNOCK ROAD, TROON, SOUTH AYRSHIRE, KA10 7LU, NGR E: 233301 N: 632988.
Cornerstone is the UK’s leading mobile infrastructure services company. We acquire, manage and own over 20,000 sites and are committed to enabling best in class mobile connectivity for over half of all the country’s mobile customers. We oversee works on behalf of telecommunications providers to deliver.
The operator Vodafone have identified a suitable location in Troon to host the equipment. The attached documentation therefore invites you, in accordance with planning policy guidance and Best Practice Commitments, to enter into pre-application discussions with regard to our preferred site option prior to a formal planning submission.
Finally, we would be interested in any local stakeholders or groups that you consider would like to know more about our proposals.
We look forward to receiving your response within 14 days of the date of this letter.
Should you have any queries regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to contact me (quoting cell number CS 12808021).
Kind Regards,
Caitlyn Richmond| Graduate Acquisition and Planning Consultant
WHP Telecoms Ltd, Building 8, Unit 6, Carryduff Business Park, Comber Road, Carryduff, BT8 8AN
Email: c.richmond@whptelecoms.com
New ambient lighting around town hall
Troon station rises from the ashes
Alzheimer Scotland’s What’s On Guide for August 2024
A message from Trading Standards – Telecare Scam Calls
A message from Trading Standards
Trading Standards are issuing advice regarding unsolicited telephone calls. Local residents have received calls from unknown companies, advising that they are due a new community alarm upgrade at a cost of £30 and asking for the residents’ bank details. In some cases, residents didn’t have a community alarm and knew it was a potential scam.
South Ayrshire Council Telecare will not phone service users looking for their bank details. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and if they receive any unexpected visits or calls of this nature to:
- Always check the ID/Uniform of any visitors claiming to be from South Ayrshire Council.
- If in doubt, push the alert button OR if the caller is on the phone hang up. If the caller is claiming to be from South Ayrshire Council, call 0300 123 0900 to check if the caller is genuine.
You can check if you’re eligible for the installation of a free call blocker by calling 0300 123 0900 and asking for Trading Standards.
Did you know that you can also sign up to the Telephone Preference Service (TPS), which will allow you to opt out of live sales and marketing calls? Find out more at: https://www.tpsonline.org.uk/