A stunning Skelmorlie coach house with panoramic views over the Firth of Clyde is on the market. The property on Shore Road boasts unrivalled views of Argyll, Bute and Arran. The Coach House has a lounge, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms
Clydeport Operations are seeking a change to planning guidelines 'in the interest of safety'. A planning application has been submitted to the council which reflects the decommissioning of the neighbouring nuclear power station in future years
WORK to resurface the pavement from Gallowgate Street to Largs Main Street has been further delayed - after road workers contracted coronavirus. The long-awaited works were halted in early January after only being completed from Nardini's to School
Angry Largs residents have blasted an 'idiot' who let off fireworks in the early hours of Wednesday morning. The incident happened at around 1am in the Holehouse Road area of the town. It is thought to be the second such blast in a week,
CONFIRMED cases of Covid-19 are increasing in Largs and the surrounding area - despite a reduction in cases across North Ayrshire. Between January 9 and 15, 57 were detected in the area, compared to 42 cases the week between January 2 and 8.
TALENTED youngsters at Largs Youth Theatre brought some virtual festive cheer to the town with a special music video. The kids recorded their parts of Olly Murs’ ‘Dear Darlin’ in their own homes, before coming together and miming for the camera
Nicola Sturgeon has this week confirmed that Scotland’s lockdown will be extended until at least mid-February. That means stay at home restrictions will remain in place for around another month – with people not allowed to leave their home, apart
The Edna May arrived on Tuesday morning at the RNLI station as relief boat for the current Largs inshore lifeboat. Every five years the Largs boat is required to go back to HQ and have total strip down and overhaul before returning to service.
Peel Ports, the operators of Hunterston terminal, say they are working with Valaris to help them address the power issues on the drill ships. Concerns were raised by Fairlie Community Council regarding the 24 hour a day use of diesel generators
