Issue 067

I enjoy choosing books which align with the theme of each edition of Ayrshire Magazine

There’s no denying that art, in all of its different forms, is subjective.

It’s 7.45pm on Tuesday 18th November 2025, and the whole of Scotland appears to be holding its breath.

It’s not unusual to stumble across a photograph of Ayrshire’s stunning landscape, be it in a magazine, on your social media feed

Ayrshire Chamber of Commerce continued its work to raise the profile of Ayrshire as a region recently with a formal visit to the Scottish Parliament.

A conversation ends. You leave feeling positive. There was interest, connection, maybe even a sense that something could come from it.

Do you ever feel that you need to keep attending courses or gain another qualification before you’ll be good enough to do what you really want to do?

At just 11 years old, Gracie MacPherson is already building a reputation as one of the most exciting young footballers to emerge from Ayrshire.

Ever wondered what the role of sports scientist entails?

No-one knows the exact origins of the ‘Tartan Army’, and maybe that’s not a bad thing.

Since I’ve been contributing to Ayrshire Magazine for some time, I felt it was time I formally introduced myself.

“Giving up our favourite activities is just part of getting older”…said NOBODY over 60!

For those of us who like to get out in the fresh air and stretch our legs with a long walk, it’s hard to imagine there might be a better way to do it

How often have you seen a forgotten, derelict old building and wondered about its history?

By now, everyone must know that Scotland has qualified for this year’s World Cup (best of luck to the team!)

Katie Blair may only be 11 years old, but she’s already established herself as a regular volunteer presenter for one of Scotland’s oldest hospital radio stations

Ayr and Prestwick Men’s Shed (APMS) is a charity which supports men’s health and wellbeing through its involvement in community projects from its premises at 1a Taylor Street, Ayr.

NODA Ayrshire is a third sector service gaining charity status in 2018. NODA Ayrshire, originally No One Dies Alone Ayrshire, was focused on supporting people and families at end of life.

When cast as one of the competitors for BBCs Interior Design Masters 2025 my passion for interior design became more of a high-pressured reality TV experience in what felt like a fusion of Changing Rooms

A well-designed greenhouse is one of the most effective ways to grow your own food successfully, especially in climates with unpredictable weather.

There is something telling about a bathroom company that does not try to dazzle you with empty promises.

Leaders in the world of haute horlogerie, Patek Philippe has long been celebrated as the pinnacle of Swiss watchmaking.

There is something quietly reassuring about a dental practice that does not try to overcomplicate what it offers.