Entertainment

The final ever episode of much-loved comedy Still Game will be broadcast next week when its ninth series comes to an end.

Viewers are to get a glimpse of a ‘lost’ episode of Only Fools and Horses for the very first time.

Depute South Ayrshire Provost, William Grant laid the first wreath on behalf of the people at the annual Ayr Burns Club Wreath Laying Ceremony in Ayr recently.

The National Trust for Scotland’s Burns Monument in Alloway is set to receive a significant financial boost towards vital restoration works.

Ayrshire’s Fiona Kennedy is still on cloud nine as she reflects on her performance at this year’s European Brass Band Championships in Ostend, Belgium.

Girl power got a helping hand today when one of the world's biggest music promoters launched an initiative in to encourage more female UK led bands, solo acts and sound engineers.

Taking a taxi ride to discover the city, creating a village of play dens, and printing 3D building blocks to create a super space are just some of the highlights this summer as architecture takes centre stage with its own fringe.

Dundee Rep’s version of the Arthur Miller classic Death of a Salesman triumphed at the Scottish theatre “Oscars” today.

More than 40 subscription TV channels including Discovery and ITV Hub+ are now available to watch for Amazon Prime members as part of the new Channels service.

A record label has been set up to give Ayrshire musicians an opportunity to record and release original music.

Girvan’s 43rd traditional folk festival saw venues across the town busy with concerts, sessions, workshops and events throughout the weekend.

This weekend’s Girvan Traditional Folk Festival full programme.

Six young music students in Carrick were successful at the recent Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) exams held recently in Ayr.

Scotland’s friendliest festival is here again and promises a full weekend of traditional folk music and fun for all the family.

Across the UK, you will find spectacular scenery, quaint villages, dazzling architecture and bustling cities.

Scotland’s friendliest festival is here again and promises a full weekend of traditional folk music and fun for all the family.

Children at Invergarven School enjoyed a little bit of TV glamour recently when CBeebies called in to cast new recruits for an upcoming show.

This coming week there are a couple of real treats for classical music fans in south Ayrshire.