Community transport is a local transport service designed to help people who may struggle to use regular public transport services. It supports a range of people - including older people, people with disabilities, people living in rural areas, and anyone who has difficulty accessing buses or taxis – to move around and be independent. Coalfield Community Transport currently run a range of community transport services in East Ayrshire and are exploring the opportunities that could be brought to North Ayrshire with support from the Council.

The North Ayrshire Nature Network (NANN) strategy was approved in March 2025. It will help to tackle the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. It aims to create connected habitats, pollinator corridors, and community engagement opportunities across all six localities. We are working on developing the North Ayrshire Nature Network and identifying locations that can become part of the NANN. We also want to identify project ideas that benefit wildlife and people and then support community groups and stakeholders to undertake these projects.

The North Ayrshire Nature Network (NANN) strategy was approved in March 2025. It will help to tackle the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. It aims to create connected habitats, pollinator corridors, and community engagement opportunities across all six localities. We are working on developing the North Ayrshire Nature Network and identifying locations that can become part of the NANN. We also want to identify project ideas that benefit wildlife and people and then support community groups and stakeholders to undertake these projects.

The North Ayrshire Nature Network (NANN) strategy was approved in March 2025. It will help to tackle the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. It aims to create connected habitats, pollinator corridors, and community engagement opportunities across all six localities. We are working on developing the North Ayrshire Nature Network and identifying locations that can become part of the NANN. We also want to identify project ideas that benefit wildlife and people and then support community groups and stakeholders to undertake these projects.

The North Ayrshire Nature Network (NANN) strategy was approved in March 2025. It will help to tackle the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. It aims to create connected habitats, pollinator corridors, and community engagement opportunities across all six localities. We are working on developing the North Ayrshire Nature Network and identifying locations that can become part of the NANN. We also want to identify project ideas that benefit wildlife and people and then support community groups and stakeholders to undertake these projects.

The North Ayrshire Nature Network (NANN) strategy was approved in March 2025. It will help to tackle the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. It aims to create connected habitats, pollinator corridors, and community engagement opportunities across all six localities. We are working on developing the North Ayrshire Nature Network and identifying locations that can become part of the NANN. We also want to identify project ideas that benefit wildlife and people and then support community groups and stakeholders to undertake these projects.

The North Ayrshire Nature Network (NANN) strategy was approved in March 2025. It will help to tackle the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. It aims to create connected habitats, pollinator corridors, and community engagement opportunities across all six localities. We are working on developing the North Ayrshire Nature Network and identifying locations that can become part of the NANN. We also want to identify project ideas that benefit wildlife and people and then support community groups and stakeholders to undertake these projects.