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EAST AYRSHIRE COUNCIL NEIGHBOURHOOD SERVICES Priority 3 Grit Route Information Grit Route Town Description NORTH ROUTE 1 CROSSHOUSE THORNTOUN ESTATE ACCESS ROAD WOODLEA CRESCENT WOODLEA COURT CREDON DRIVE U18 CARMELBANK FROM B751 AT CROSSHOUSE TO U16 GATEHEAD THORNTON AVENUE SPRINGHILL AVENUE PADDOCK VIEW (NOS 7 - 12) ANNANDALE CRESCENT HUNTER ROAD CROSSDENE ROAD ANNANDALE VIEW WOODBANK ROAD CRAIGLEA AVENUE LAURIELAND AVENUE DARVEL DYKES COURT GILLILAND ROAD DUNLOP ALLANVALE LIVINGSTON TERRACE THE FIELDINGS U13 AIKET FROM NETHER OLDHALL TO BRAE U26 CLERKLAND FROM A735 SOUTH OF DUNLOP TO C7 DUNLOP/NEILSTON U46 LANGTON FROM A735 SOUTH OF LUGTON TO B706 WEST OF DUNLOP WEST VIEW TERRACE KILMARNOCK PRIMROSE PLACE CAIRNS TERRACE KILMAURS U57 BUSBIE MAINS FROM C20 IRVINE ROAD TO NORTH AYRSHIRE BOUNDARY KIRKTON ROAD BEAUFIELD GARDENS BELMONT CRESCENT BOYD ORR CRESCENT C20 FROM CUNNINGHAMHEAD BRIDGE TO C6 NR LAIGH AUCHENHARVIE CARMEL PLACE CATHERINE PLACE CROFTHEAD ROAD EAST PARK CRESCENT 21 November 2011 Page 1 of 15 Grit Route Town Description FOURACRES DRIVE YARDSIDE ROAD HILLMOSS VINE PARK DRIVE KNOCKLAND HILL LADESIDE GARDENS MCNAUGHT PLACE MILL AVENUE MILLHILL AVENUE SUNNYSIDE TOWERHILL AVENUE U12 FROM IRVINE ROAD/ KILMAURS TO ALTON BRIDGE WEST PARK CRESCENT GLENCAIRN TERRACE VINE PARK AVENUE KNOCKENTIBER PLANN ROAD HEMPHILL VIEW U45 KIRKLAND FROM KNOCKENTIBER TO NORTH AYRSHIRE BOUNDARY CASTLE TERRACE PRIESTLAND LOUDOUN AVENUE STEWARTON U12 FROM C6 AUCHENHARVIE AT KENNOX BRIDGE TO WATERMEETINGS BRIDGE U11 STACKLAW FROM C6 AUCHENHARVIE TO WATERMEETINGS BRIDGE C6 AUCHENHARVIE/STEWARTON FROM STEWARTON TO LAIGH AUCHENHARVIE U39 GOUKNEST FROM B778 WEST OF STEWARTON TO A735 SOUTH OF DUNLOP NORTH ROUTE 2 DUNLOP C108 STEWARTON/CABROC HILL FROM B769 NR STEWARTON TO RENFREWSHIRE BOUNDARY NR L U27 STRUTHERS FROM NEWMILL ROAD TO C7 NEWMILL ROAD LUGTON U21 BROCKWELLMUIR FROM A735 TO C7 VIA C100 C100 FROM LUGTON ROAD TO U28 DUNNIFLAT U28 DUNNIFLAT FROM U29 HALKET TO NEWLANDS BRIDGE U29 HALKET FROM A735 AT LUGTON TO C100 DUNLOP/UPLAWMOOR STEWARTON KERSLAND GAIT HOLMHEAD DRIVE HAMILTON GARDENS GRAHAM TERRACE KINLOCH AVENUE MERRICK VIEW GILMOUR STREET KIRK GLEBE KIRKMUIR DRIVE LLOYD WALK MACBETH ROAD JAMIESON PLACE 21 November 2011 Page 2 of 15 Grit Route Town Description MORTON ROAD NETHERLAND ROAD PARK CRESCENT RIVERSIDE ROAD ROBERTLAND RIGG STANE BRAE THE CRESCENT AILSA VIEW VICTORIA WAY LOTHIAN ROAD CAULDHAME RIGG FLEMING DRIVE FAIRWAYS EWING WAY ELGIN AVENUE DRAFFEN MOUNT DORNIE CLOSE DARLINGTON VIEW GAMESHILL VIEW COCKLEBIE ROAD ARMOUR PLACE CAIRN CLOSE BROWN STREET BONNET COURT ANNICKBANK KILBRIDE ROAD ANNICK CRESCENT ALBERT WYND CORSEHILLBANK STREET NORTH ROUTE 3 FENWICK U64 GAINHILL FROM MAIN STREET/ FENWICK TO B778 NR. LOW GAINFORD SKERNIELAND ROAD BLACKFAULDS DRIVE RYSLAND DRIVE MURCHLAND AVENUE MAUNSHEUGH ROAD KIRKTON PLACE HOLM CRESCENT GLEBE TERRACE BRAEHEAD ROAD DUNLOP STREET CREELSHAUGH ROAD BROOKFIELD GROVE BLACKFAULDS GARDENS POLES ROAD KILMARNOCK MACHRIE ROAD LEVEN AVENUE LANDSBOROUGH DRIVE 21 November 2011 Page 3 of 15 Grit Route Town Description KIRKWALL PLACE KINGSWELL AVENUE KILMORY PLACE HESTAN PLACE KILMAURS ROAD JOHN WALKER DRIVE JOHN BURTT PLACE HILLHEAD SQUARE IONA PLACE MANOR AVENUE HIGHET STREET NEWLANDS PLACE INCHMURRIN DRIVE HILLPARK DRIVE HIGHFIELD AVENUE JOHN KENNEDY PLACE ORCHARD STREET HEATHER COURT ALTONHILL AVENUE ROTHESAY PLACE ROWALLAN DRIVE SHETLAND DRIVE RONA PLACE RAITHBURN AVENUE MURE AVENUE ORKNEY DRIVE MONTGOMERY PLACE NORTHCRAIG ROAD NEWLANDS DRIVE REDDING AVENUE MUIREND ROAD MOSSIDE PLACE MORVEN AVENUE MONTGOMERY STREET POTTERY PLACE ASHDALE ROAD BURNS AVENUE BURNFOOT PLACE BRINGAN ROAD BRACKENHILL AVENUE BLUEBELL DRIVE BLAIR STREET BATH STREET ARDBEG AVENUE ASSLOSS ROAD CARDHU GARDENS ARRAN AVENUE ARDGOUR ROAD ARCHIBALD CRAIG PLACE ALEXANDER MACLAREN GARDENS SHISKINE DRIVE JAMES JOHNSTON PLACE 21 November 2011 Page 4 of 15 Grit Route Town Description AILSA PLACE BALMORAL ROAD DUNOON AVENUE HARRIET ROAD GROUGAR DRIVE GLENCRAIGS DRIVE GLASSOCK ROAD FOREST GROVE FARANSAY PLACE FAILFORD PLACE CAMPBELTOWN DRIVE ERISKAY PLACE CARDHU CRESCENT DE WALDEN DRIVE DALWHINNIE CRESCENT CUTHBERT PLACE CROFTHEAD AVENUE CORDON ROAD CLAY CRESCENT CASTLE DRIVE HARRIS PLACE ETTRICK CRESCENT U65 CROOKSMILL FROM B7038 NR SOUTH CRAIG TO C10 GRASSYARDS STRONSAY PLACE INVERCLOY PLACE TOWNHOLM U54 TANNACRIEF FROM B778 WEST OF FENWICK TO B751 NR MEIKLEWOOD U47 LITTLE RAWS FROM C10 GRASSYARDS TO C33 DYKESCROFT ST MAUR'S CRESCENT TALISKER AVENUE STAFFORD STREET THOMAS BAIRD GARDENS WILLIAM STREET THORN TERRACE TODHILL AVENUE WOODHILL ROAD WOODLANDS GROVE TITWOOD DRIVE THOMSON STREET KNOCKENTIBER U10 WOODHILL FROM A735 AT ALTONHILL TO KNOCKENTIBER MOSCOW U17 BLACKWOOD FROM BEANSCROFT TO A719 AT BERRYHILL U42 RUSHAW FROM A719 AT GRASSYARDS TO U41 HEMPHILL U41 HEMPHILL TO HIGH RUSHAW HEMPHILL ROAD WATERSIDE U40 HARESHAWMUIR FROM A719 AT HARESHAW TO CRAIGENS U44 HORSEHILL FROM C66 FENWICK/WATERSIDE TO A719 SOUTH OF WATERSIDE NORTH ROUTE 4 21 November 2011 Page 5 of 15 Grit Route Town Description DARVEL HILLVIEW ROAD GREENBANK ROAD CROSS STREET GREEN STREET GLEN CRESCENT ANDERSON DRIVE DYKES COURT BRAES COURT AVENUE CAUSEWAY ROAD MAIR'S ROAD DRUMCLOG CRESCENT GILLILAND ROAD ROXBURGH GARDENS WOODBURN COURT U9 WINDSHIELDS FROM U3 LITTLE GLEN TO U8 BROOMHILL U6 NEWLANDS FROM A71 TO U5 PASSFORD - YONDERCROFT AT WINKINFIELD U5 PASSFORD - YONDERCROFT FROM A71 TO SOUTH LANARKSHIRE BOUNDARY U4 LADYBROW LOOP RD AT A71 LADYBROW TO A71 AT LOUDOUN HILL SPUR TO BURNHEAD U22 BURNFOOT FROM U3 FOULPAPPLE AT MUCKS BRIDGE TO BURNFOOT FARM JAMIESON ROAD TEMPLE STREET BURNBANK STREET MURDOCH ROAD JOHN MORTON CRESCENT IRVINEBANK ROAD COLLINS AVENUE COUNTESS STREET U2 BRANSFIELD - ALLANTON GLEN FROM U1 GALSTON MOOR TO TULLOCH FARM GALSTON CLOCKSTON ROAD BELVEDERE VIEW CHURCH LANE CHAPEL LANE CESSNOCK PLACE CATHERINE DRIVE CASTLEVIEW AVENUE CARNALEA COURT CAIRN TERRACE C103 DRUMDROCH/STONEYHALL FROM C104 TO B744 BURNAWN PLACE BOYD STREET BLAIR STREET BENTINCK STREET GARDEN STREET BARWARD ROAD BARRMILL ROAD AYR ROAD ANDREW LUNDIE PLACE BLAIR CRESCENT MILRIG CRESCENT SHIELD TERRACE 21 November 2011 Page 6 of 15 Grit Route Town Description SUTHERLAND TERRACE U1 GALSTON MOOR FROM CLOCKSTON ROAD TO C103 DRUMDROCH SHIELD ROAD U48 MAXWOOD FROM MAXWOOD ROAD TO CESSNOCK CASTLE RIVERSIDE ROAD PORTLAND ROAD NEW ROAD NELVILLE DRIVE U49 PIERSLAND FROM U48 MAXWOOD AT PEN Y BRYN U55 THREEPWOOD & CAIRNHILL FROM C104 AT SORNHILL TO U56 MEIKLE CARLEITH U56 MEIKLE CARLEITH FROM B7037 TO U1 SORN PLACE MILTON ROAD LADYTON DRIVE DUKE STREET GATESIDE COURT GATESIDE ROAD JOHN KNOX STREET LOUDOUN AVENUE MARGARET AVENUE MAXWOOD ROAD MILLANDS ROAD GOATFOOT ROAD MAUCHLINE C76 LAWERSBRIDGE FROM B744 TO B7037 NEAR CROSSHANDS NEWMILNS GILFOOT MURE PLACE CASTLE STREET C104 SORNHILL/NEWMILNS FROM WINDYHILL ROAD TO SORNHILL LOUDOUN CRESCENT HUGGIN CRAIG ROAD BROWN'S ROAD BURN ROAD CLEARMOUNT AVENUE DARNLEYHILL WALK CRAIGVIEW ROAD U52 NEWMILNS & WATERHAUGHS FROM BROWN'S RD TO RANOLDCOUP RD/ DARVEL MILL CRESCENT MACLEOD STREET GIRVAN CRESCENT IRVINE ROAD SHIELDS ROAD STONEYGATE ROAD STRATH CRESCENT U1 GALSTON MOOR FROM U2 BRANFIELD TO C104 SORNHILL/NEWMILNS U30 EAST NEWTON FROM A719 TO U33 WOODHEAD WINDYHILL ROAD U32 HUGGINCRAIG FROM MAIN STREET TO U33 WOODHEAD QUEEN'S CRESCENT KILNHOLM STREET U33 WOODHEAD FROM A71 TO C133 NEWMILNS 21 November 2011 Page 7 of 15 Grit Route Town Description LOUDOUN ROAD WEST UNION STREET BOREBRAE CRESCENT BROWN STREET LAWRIE STREET RIVERBANK STREET PRIESTLAND LOUDOUN AVENUE SOUTH LANARKSHIRE BOU C135 ALLANTON PLAINS/AVON BRIDGE U7 FROM A71 TO SOUTH LANARKSHIRE BOUNDARY U8 BROOMHILL FROM U3 FOULPAPPLE TO SOUTH LANARKSHIRE BOUNDARY NORTH ROUTE 5 KILMARNOCK FINCH PLACE FORBES PLACE GLENAPP QUADRANT FINLAYSON DRIVE GLEBE AVENUE GILMOUR STREET GARDEN STREET FULTON'S LANE GLEBE ROAD BAIRD ROAD DEAN VIEW BREWERY ROAD BRAESIDE STREET BRAEHEAD COURT WEST NETHERTON STREET BOYD STREET BRODIE PLACE BANNERMAN DRIVE BUNTING PLACE BAIRD PLACE WILSON AVENUE ARMSTRONG ROAD ARBUCKLE STREET ANDERSON PLACE ACADEMY STREET BARCLAY DRIVE GRAHAM PLACE ELMBANK DRIVE ELLISLAND DRIVE EAST NETHERTON STREET DUNURE DRIVE DRUMMOND PLACE DOUGLAS STREET WELLPARK GROVE DONALDSON DRIVE U62 DALLARS FROM C53 AT TREES FARM TO A719 21 November 2011 Page 8 of 15 Grit Route Town Description DE WALDEN TERRACE CULZEAN CRESCENT COTTER DRIVE CLIMIE PLACE CAMERON DRIVE WATSON STREET DONALDSON ROAD MACKINNON DRIVE MILTON DRIVE MILTON AVENUE MELVILLE STREET MACPHAIL DRIVE MACNEIL PLACE MACNAB PLACE MACLEOD PLACE MACLEOD DRIVE LINFERN AVENUE EAST MACLAREN PLACE MORRISON PLACE MACKINLAY PLACE MACKENDRICK PLACE MACGREGOR DRIVE MACEWAN PLACE LOCH VIEW LOANHEAD STREET LITTLE BELLSLAND ROAD LINFERN AVENUE WEST MACLEAN DRIVE ST ANDREW'S STREET NORTH SINCLAIR COURT SAMSON AVENUE SOUTER DRIVE ROBERTSON PLACE RIVERBANK PLACE RANKIN COURT SPARROW GARDENS PORTLAND STREET MILTON ROAD OSPREY DRIVE MORRIS LANE OLIPHANT DRIVE NURSERY STREET NURSERY GARDENS GLENFIELD PLACE ST ANDREW'S STREET SOUTH URQUHART ROAD MURRAY PLACE MOSSGIEL AVENUE NEW MILL ROAD OTTERBURN AVENUE KAY PARK TERRACE HUNTLY PLACE 21 November 2011 Page 9 of 15 Grit Route Town Description GREENAN ROAD HOLEHOUSE ROAD HILL STREET HUNTLY COURT KAY PARK CRESCENT KERR ROAD LINDSAY DRIVE LINFERN AVENUE LESLIE ROAD LESLIE PLACE LARGS AVENUE NORTH ROUTE 6 CROOKEDHOLM RALSTON DRIVE STRUTHERS AVENUE SERIGHT CRESCENT SERIGHT SQUARE MILTON ROAD GROUGAR ROAD SERIGHT SQUARE/ GROUGAR ROAD LINK ROAD WELLINGTON AVENUE GALSTON A719 GATESIDE U36 GATESIDE FROM A719
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  • Ayrshire, Its History and Historic Families

    Ayrshire, Its History and Historic Families

    suss ^1 HhIh Swam HSmoMBmhR Ksaessaa BMH HUB National Library of Scotland mini "B000052234* AYRSHIRE BY THE SAME AUTHOR The Kings of Carrick. A Historical Romance of the Kennedys of Ayrshire - - - - - - 5/- Historical Tales and Legends of Ayrshire - - 5/- The Lords of Cunningham. A Historical Romance of the Blood Feud of Eglinton and Glencairn - - 5/- Auld Ayr. A Study in Disappearing Men and Manners -------- Net 3/6 The Dule Tree of Cassillis - Net 3/6 Historic Ayrshire. A Collection of Historical Works treating of the County of Ayr. Two Volumes - Net 20/- Old Ayrshire Days - - - - - - Net 4/6 X AYRSHIRE Its History and Historic Families BY WILLIAM ROBERTSON VOLUME I Kilmarnock Dunlop & Drennan, "Standard" Office Ayr Stephen & Pollock 1908 CONTENTS OF VOLUME I PAGE Introduction - - i I. Early Ayrshire 3 II. In the Days of the Monasteries - 29 III. The Norse Vikings and the Battle of Largs - 45 IV. Sir William Wallace - - -57 V. Robert the Bruce ... 78 VI. Centuries on the Anvil - - - 109 VII. The Ayrshire Vendetta - - - 131 VIII. The Ayrshire Vendetta - 159 IX. The First Reformation - - - 196 X. From First Reformation to Restor- ation 218 XI. From Restoration to Highland Host 256 XII. From Highland Host to Revolution 274 XIII. Social March of the Shire—Three Hundred Years Ago - - - 300 XIV. Social March of the Shire—A Century Back 311 XV. Social March of the Shire—The Coming of the Locomotive Engine 352 XVI. The Secession in the County - - 371 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from National Library of Scotland http://www.archive.org/details/ayrshireitshisv11908robe INTRODUCTION A work that purports to be historical may well be left to speak for itself.
  • Polling Scheme Kilmarnock and Loudoun Constituency Polling Scheme

    Polling Scheme Kilmarnock and Loudoun Constituency Polling Scheme

    UK PARLIAMENTARY POLLING SCHEME KILMARNOCK AND LOUDOUN CONSTITUENCY POLLING SCHEME Polling PO/Ballot District Station No of Box No Ref Polling Place No Part of Register Voters 1 E101 Dunlop Public Hall, Main Street, 1 Whole District 1337 Dunlop KA3 4AN (Aiket, Dunlop to Spunkie Cottage, Uplawmoor) 2 E102 (Part) Nether Robertland Primary School, 1 Barnahill Farm to Darlington View 1097 Pokelly Place, Stewarton KA3 5PF 3 E102 (Part) 2 Dean Street to Wylie Place 1097 4 E104 (Part) Lainshaw Primary School, Kilwinning 1 Alder Street to Kingussie Avenue 829 Road, Stewarton KA3 3DL 5 E104 (Part) 2 Kinloch Avenue to Willow Court 956 6 E106 (Part) 3 Balmoral Wynd to Lainshaw Street 743 7 E106 (Part) 4 Lothian Road to Yew Tree Cottage and Whole District 761 E107 (Balgraymill Farm to Over Lochridge) 8 E105 Stewarton Area Centre, Avenue 1 Whole District 1076 Street, Stewarton (Annick Crescent to Vennel Street) 9 E108 (Part) Kilmaurs Primary School, 1 The Barn, Fenwick to Hugh Watt Place, Kilmaurs 1227 Sunnyside, Kilmaurs KA3 2RY 10 E108 (Part) 2 Irvine Road, Kilmaurs to North Woodhill Farm, 1259 Knockentiber 11 E109 John Fulton Hall, 91 Main Road, 1 Whole District 1387 Fenwick KA3 6DY (Aitkenhead Farm, Fenwick to Windyhill Farm, Waterside) 2 Polling PO/Ballot District Station No of Box No Ref Polling Place No Part of Register Voters 12 E201 (Part) NWKLEUS (former Onthank 1 Ailsa Place to Dunure Place 971 Community Education Centre), 13 E201 (Part) Kirkton Road, Kilmarnock KA3 2DF 2 Eday Crescent to Porting Cross Place 1057 14 E201 (Part) 3 Portree