You have the opportunity to become a volunteer for next year's Viking Festival spectacular. The Norse celebration this year was a great success and brought hoardes of people to the town. The Largs Viking festival AGM will be held on Tuesday
The Cameron Centre in Largs is hosting a Christmas bingo event. It si eyes down at 3pm on December 7. The event will be followed by fish and chips. For more details, enquire at the Lade Street centre.
Largs Players are busy in preparations for their family panto full of fun for all ages, at Barrfields Theatre between 8-10 December. Showtimes at 7.30pm with a matinee on the Saturday at 3.30pm. The Players are celebrating 50 years of panto fun
LARGS Community Council is pushing for a dial-a-bus service that could be introduced in the area on Sundays after a bid to extend weekend timetables failed. Stagecoach's service from Largs to Irvine now finishes at 3.09pm, when the last bus
Fairlie Community Association will opening the Village Hall for a community drop-in on Tuesday afternoons from 12.30pm to 5.30pm. Pop in for a cuppa including free tea, coffee, juice and biscuits. There'll be board games and playing
Three-way traffic lights are in operation at Seamill as essential drainage work is taking place from Monday November 28 until December 12. Amey, on behalf of Transport Scotland, are carrying out the works on the A78 between Seamill and Waterside
MEMBERS of the public are being invited to a community engagement event to decide on the future of the derelict tennis courts at Douglas Park. The event is taking place at Douglas Park Bowling Club pavilion on November 28 from 2 to 4pm. As
LARGS Academy's headteacher has apologised to parents after a member of staff raffled off an energy drink that is illegal for under-16s to consume. A concerned parent contacted the News after their child spotted posters inside the school promoting
St. Columba's Parish Church in Largs are hosting an Advent Fayre on December 10 for Alara's Little Legs Appeal. The event will take place from 11am till 3pm with all proceeds going to the fund to send Alara for life-changing surgery. Attractions
Largs teachers were pictured on the picket-line during the first day of the national teachers strike outside Largs Campus yesterday. Schoolchildren across Ayrshire were forced to stay at home as teachers across Scotland walked out on their first
Largs are looking to bounce back with a massive home league game against Cambuslang this weekend - and give supporters a big lift after their solid support throughout the season. Thistle boss Stuart Davidson has praised the fans after they turned
WE turn the clock back to the 1970s as disco dancing, cricket and James Bond were all causing a stir in the area. News readers were left shaken and not stirred by the sight of famous movie villain Christopher Lee fighting off the attention of some
