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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Arran Banner 19 May 2017.
Deadline looms as teen given Labour mandate
Mark Davey
editor@arranbanner.co.uk
Teenagers who turn 18 on polling day – June 8 – have until 11.59pm on Monday to register to vote. One young man hoping to represent North Ayrshire and ...
Southend win kick-starts season
Southend Football Club celebrate a successful start to the football season with a 5-2 win over Lamlash Football Club in the first Arran Haulage Cup final. Captain Danny Head and Southend manag...
Protect yourself against cyber crime
Following the wide range of organisations affected by the ransomware campaign last weekend, North Ayrshire police have given guidance to home computer users. Home users, businesses and other organisa...
Lucy’s glorious garden fundraiser
Lucy Blair holds a poster advertising the fundraiser.
Little Lucy Blair’s idea to sell driveway drinks to raise money for charity has grown into a grand garden party. Lucy, aged nine, has s...