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BARRHILL NEWS April 2024


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Community Council Election

Following the CC elections in March the undernoted have been duly elected to serve on the Barrhill Community Council.

Martin Rennie

Jean Shaw


Barrhill Badminton

Tuesdays 6pm to 8pm

All ages and abilities welcome.
Racquets available.

Come and enjoy a social evening with the benefit of some exercise disguised as fun.

No fees for residents of Barrhill and adjacent villages.


Skips and Bins

Hazardous Type Waste

The following waste types should Never be placed in a skip (new limitations in bold type):

• Materials Container Persistent Organic Polluntants (POPs) :
Sofas, Sofa Beds, Armchairs, Kitchen and Dining Room Chairs, Stools and Foot Stools, Home Officer Chairs, Futons, Bean Bags, Floor and Sofa Cushions, Electrical Recliner Chairs.

• Tyres
• Liquids
• Oils
• Paints
• Acids/alkalis
• Batteries
• Garden chemicals
• Industrial chemicals
• Dead animals
• Asbestos
• Clinical waste e.g. needles

Please note that this list is not exhaustive. If you are unsure of any household waste that you want to deposit in a skip, please contact a member of our waste and recycling team through 0300 123 0900 for advice.

Please note that if any of the above items are found in the Barrhill

skip it will lead to the cancellation of skips to the village.

2024 Community Skips

February Friday 2nd to Monday 5th
April  Friday 5th to Monday 8th
May   9th      
June Friday 7th to Monday 10th
July   6th      
August    Friday 9th to Monday 12th
September   6th      
October Friday 11th to Monday 14th
November Friday 22nd to Monday 27th
December   6th      

The additional skips provided by BDT (in blue) dates are approximate.

Bins Schedule

The schedule for bin collections for the year 2023/24 is now available.
It can be found on the dates menu or by clicking here.


New Rail Timetable from December 10, 2023

Due to the fire at Ayr station there are alterations to the timetable and replacement coaches being used for part of the journeys. These are between Girvan and Ayr and between Ayr and Prestwick Town or alternatively Girvan to Troon. Disruption is expected until at least the 2nd June. From Monday 4th December, ScotRail will operate a half-hourly service between Ayr and Prestwick Town - then connecting with existing services to Glasgow Central. Please check online as train times keep changing.
Note that departure times from Glasgow are also affected.

To see the new Barrhill timetable use the Rail Timetable link on the menu or click here.

For the full new Glasgow - Ayr - Stranraer timetable click here.

Always check the service online as industrial action can cause changes.



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27-29 Crown Street, Ayr, KA8 8AG Tel: 01292 270864: Email: info@sacommunitytransport.org

Out & About Club
March, April and May 2024

Day and Half Day Minibus Trips November

March

April

May

 

Click here for the details


Events at Memorial Hall

EVERY MONTH

Third Monday -Photography Club (evening)
Fourth Monday - Book Club (afternoon)
Every Tuesday - Badminton 6pm - 8pm
Every Thursday - Pilates style exercise 7pm - 7:45pm
Every Friday - Coffee Morning 10am - Noon

 


Small Grants 2024 Details

The Community Council has funds available for small grants.
If you have ideas that need funding then please apply. See the details in the link below.
Dates and details for Winter Small Grants applications now available.
The application form (in word format) is available here.


FUN, FITNESS AND FRIENDSHIP in PILATES CLASS

DATE             Thursdays
TIME:             7.00pm to 7.45pm
VENUE:          BARRHILL MEMORIAL HALL
ADMISSION:   £4.00 per person (class fee)

Further information can be obtained from:
LYN  BROOKS  01465 821413


Mobile Library

Latest Mobile Library Schedule is available here

For Barrhill it shows the following dates:

Barrhill Fri 5th April 2.15pm – 3pm Primary School
Barrhill Fri 19th April 1.45pm – 3pm Old Bank
Barrhill Fri 3rd May 2.15pm – 3pm Primary School
Barrhill Fri 17th May 1.45pm – 3pm Old Bank
Barrhill Fri 31st May 2.15pm – 3pm Primary School
Barrhill Fri 14th June 1.45pm – 3pm Old Bank

Girvan & South Carrick Community Action Network

Do you need support travelling to hospital and health appointments?

For more information:
Call: 01465 714060
E-mail: communityaction@btopenworld.com


Report Road Defects

The link below is to Ayrshire Roads Alliance. On the site you can enter reports on road defects.
The more people who report defects the more likely it is that they will be dealt with.

http://www.ayrshireroadsalliance.org/Home.aspx



Road Works Schedule

All the Amey roadworks can be seen on their website:

The weekly scheduled roadworks for SW Scotland is available in Excel spreadsheet format here.

Note these are the AMEY maintained roads so does not include the A714.
I can only upload these when they are sent to me so occasionally a week goes missing.
The Amey website has the roadworks always available


Litter

Litter along the roadsides is an ongoing problem in and around the village. The Community Council has been negotiating with South Ayrshire Council about litter signs for almost 4 years now with still no end product.

In a hope of improving the litter problem the CC has purchased litter pickers, gloves and bags which are available to anyone who is motivated enough to do some litter picking.

If you need any of these items contact either:

Ann Robertson on 07766 740179 or Andrew Clegg on 01465 821456

and we will get the supplies needed to you.


Church Services


Ths services in the hall have restarted and are on the third Sunday of the month.

More details on the Dates page


DOG FOULING AND USE OF POOP BAGS

The Community Council would like to remind dog owners that "poop" bags are available free of charge from the dispensers at either end of the village.
Please be considerate to other members of the community and clean up after your dogs misdeeds.

The use of "poop" bags has been successful in helping to keep the village clean but some people are still being inconsiderate in having very kindly bagged their dogs poop they have then just hung the bag in a nearby bush or tree. Being a generous soul I would like to think that they were put there with the intention of collecting them on the return journey of their walk rather than a deliberate act. Please dispose of "poop" bags in a hygienic and environmentaly friendly way.