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Editorial: California should cut its economic ties with Russia

The reprehensible war Russia launched in Ukraine last week has quickly brought into focus the interconnectedness of our globalized economy. A cocktail sipped in Los Angeles might be mixed with Russian vodka. A fill-up at an Irvine gas pump could hand money to a Russian oil company. A monthly pension…

Los Angeles Times · Mar 4, 2022

Family of missing Scots woman 'extremely concerned' as police launch appeal

Leona Strachan, aged 30, was last seen at the Greggs in Rivergate Shopping Centre in Irvine on the afternoon of Friday, February 25.

Daily Record · Mar 1, 2022

Irvine's King's Arms Hotel facing partial demolition by hand after storm damage

Structural issues discovered after high winds dislodged roof slates.

Daily Record · Feb 28, 2022

ScotRail plans for Ayrshire ticket offices blasted as public urged to have say

Labour MSP Katy Clark says proposed cuts will have a damaging effect on public safety, accessibility, staffing recruitment and passenger growth.

Daily Record · Feb 1, 2022

Bellway to build 146 new homes at Irvine's Montgomerie Park after land sale

Council leader Joe Cullinane hails step towards realising a 30-year-long vision for the area.

Daily Record · Feb 1, 2022

Law and District Athletics Club claim medals at Cross Country Championships

Club youngsters have been in top form as their strong start to 2022 continued in Irvine

Daily Record · Jan 30, 2022

Ayrshire's top cop warns communities to 'stay vigilant' of 'fake police' scam targeting vulnerable

Chief Superintendent Faroque Hussain has shared his concerns after £60,000 was conned out of victims in Ayr, Irvine and Kilmarnock.

Daily Record · Jan 28, 2022

Boxing boom in Irvine as young fighters gear up for glory on national stage

Irvine Vineburgh coach Alec Mullen says he’s never been busier in the 16 years since forming the Oaklands Avenue club.

Daily Record · Jan 28, 2022

94 new homes planned in Irvine, Saltcoats and Ardrossan on former school sites

Residents are invited to take part in online draft consultation for £18.5m proposals.

Daily Record · Jan 19, 2022

Remembering the legendary Magnum Centre that Glasgow weans adored

Europe's largest leisure centre had 40 years of success, though falling visitor numbers and declining funding from the local council spelled the beginning of the end.

Glasgow Live · Jan 18, 2022