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Ferry disruption as MV Glen Sannox suffers technical issue

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Following cancellations due to Storm Amy, CalMac has now revealed an amended timetable between Troon and Brodick while the problem with the Sannox is sorted. The ferry company revealed: "Due to the ongoing technical issue affecting MV Glen Sannox, the previously advised timetable has now been further amended as follows: "Depart Troon – 7am, 10.20am,. 1./45pm, 6pm. Depart Brodick 8,40am, 12pm, 3.45pm.
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Leading AI hub announces plans for £15 billion investment in Scotland

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AI Pathfinder plans to set up at the i3 site in Irvine, with the potential of turning it into one of the largest AI infrastructure hubs in Europe. An announcement made on Thursday, September 18, has been warmly welcomed by Central Ayrshire MP Alan Gemmell and Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander The company has confirmed its first deployment will be Northamptonshire later this year, with the Irvine site to follow in 2026.
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Artists appointed for new Arran project involving rewilding and archaeology

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ARRAN now has two artists-in-residence for a new project funded by North Ayrshire Council, Creative Scotland and Archaeology Scotland. Borders-based dance artist Claire Pen\xC3ak and Glasgow-based dance artist Saffy Setohy will be based in off-grid accommodation at Drumadoon Estate in the form of a fully mobile converted 1956 Bedford Vintage truck. Taking place over the next eight months, the Clyde Bioregion Residency Programme is being delivered by a collective of artists and landowners.
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