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Stirling councillors call for school dinner changes clarity over agenda threat

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By Stewart McConnell
| MSN UK Verified
Stirling Labour councillors have called on the administration to spell out what exactly the planned change in school meals service really means. The preparation of school meals will be outsourced in a controversial decision approved as part of Stirling Council's budget in March.
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Plans for Irvine town centre's fifth bookmakers is thrown out

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By Stewart McConnell
| MSN UK Verified
Plans for a fifth bookmakers shop in Irvine town centre were turfed out by councillors on Wednesday. Boyle Sports sought planning permission for the change of use of a vacant two-storey retail unit at 124 High Street and it was discussed by the North Ayrshire Council Planning Committee. It was proposed that the shop would occupy the ground floor of the building facing onto High Street.
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Irvine walk-in GP centre plan is hailed as a 'game changer' for NHS services

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By Stewart McConnell
| MSN UK Verified
Cunninghame South MSP Patricia Gibson hailed the news that her constituency was securing a GP walk-in centre to help boost NHS services. She claimed this would be a “game changer” for people across the community. This comes as First Minister John Swinney announced 24 more areas will benefit from new GP-led walk-in services across Scotland, bringing the number of centres planned or operational to 40.
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