#SallyForTheValley

Local Independant representation matters!

How Clean Is Our Valley?

Are you happy with the state of the valley?

Think Global, Act Local!

The Rubbish Party is making real change in the valley

Project A71

Cleaning up our local community

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Sally Cogley The Rubbish Party

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Getting rid of rubbish from our community; wasted resources, litter, dog fouling, fly tipping

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The Valley Dash - Top Starters and Finishers - a big thank you to Kilmarnock Harriers and the race organisers for making the event happen.

If you have never run the race before, it is a pleasurable 4+ miles over a gently undulating course (lol)!! If you have run it, then ignore that and remember the fast downhill section and the complementary beer and buffet at the end!

@kilmarnockharriers Kilmarnock Harrier & A.C
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The Valley Dash - To

Enjoying Deja Nu with Ruth. What a fabulous shop a massive congratulations to the team! ...

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🗑️ You may have noticed bins being removed from King Street in Kilmarnock.

Some bins have been taken out for now, but don’t worry – new compacting bins will be installed in the next few weeks. The remaining bins will stay in place until the new ones are ready to use.

And while there will eventually be fewer bins on the street, the new ones can hold around four times more waste than the current standard bin.

They’re also designed to keep out seagulls and vermin, and sensors will alert our waste teams when they’re full so they can be emptied more quickly.

Once the new bins are in place, the remaining older bins will be removed.

It’s all part of the wider investment in Cleaner Communities, helping keep our town centres cleaner and making better use of the bins we have. ♻️
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Highlights from the last 2 weeks

A selection of Sally’s tasks and activities in October 2025

PROJECT A71 update

The A71 Project: an update The hard work continues as the team heads from Hurlford to Galston....

PROJECT A71

The A71 Project: cleaning up our local community This is going to be a regular Friday morning...

Antisocial Behaviour – A motion to the council

East Ayrshire Council should actively promote and support the use of all of the enforcement measures contained in the ‘Anti-Social Behaviour etc (Scotland) Act 2004’.

A week in the spotlight (10/03/25)

A typical week for CLLR Sally Cogley…