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What a sad state home town is in

BORN and bred in the town I returned in March for a week's stay.Read

Will council close the roads?

CONGRATULATIONS South Ayrshire Council you are top of the league, your roads are the worst.Read

The town I loved so well

In my memory, I will always seeRead

We need visionaries

YOUR correspondent by email, A real need for a Top Vision, hit the nail on the head with his letter.Read

Cover up – a warden about

Once again the powers that control South Ayrshire show the double standards which have become their hallmark by banning adult only entertainment from licensed premises in South Ayrshire.Read

Thank you from New Zealand

I WOULD like to thank all the generous people in Ayrshire who replied to my request for information in regards to my uncle's plane crash in Balig Farm April 1943.Read

Searching for family information

I AM trying to obtain information on my great grandfather Robert Gregg, born 1826/1827.Read

Criticism was not bad manners

I AM disappointed at John Scott's comments in the Ayrshire Post recently.Read

Cinema toilets need cleaned

I TOOK my grandchildren to the Odeon cinema on Monday, February 16. Read

Is there any council vision?

YOU would hope that the salaried councillors and leading officials of South Ayrshire Council might just be getting the message.Read

Council have a difficult job

THE POST'S letter pages have become a lively forum for discussion on SAC's performance.Read

A letter to the council

Dear Councillors,Read

Elvis thinks Hugh has made a real blunder

WITH deep apologies to Elvis, can I offer this version of one of his greatest hits, in ironic salute to the legend that is Councillor Hugh Hunter.Read