Troon Community Council

The Role of the Troon Community Council

Community Councils are voluntary bodies which exist within a statutory framework and which have been granted statutory rights of consultation. The general purpose of the Troon Community Council is to ascertain, co-ordinate and express the wider views of the entire community within its boundaries. Community Councils will seek to represent and include all sections of their communities, regardless of age, gender, ability, ethnic origin, political or religious beliefs, or sexual orientation. They can complement the role of the local authority but are not part of local government.

Community Information

Troon Community Council Vacancies

9 December, 2025

Troon Community Council currently has 3 vacancies.
Community Councils give local people a real say in matters such as local service delivery and other issues which affect daily lives.
Community Councils have a local and statutory interest in the planning process. Local Authorities are required to consult Community Councils on planning applications affecting their areas.
Liquor licensing and some other licensing matters may also be of keen interest to Community Councils and are areas on which Community Councils views might usefully be sought.
Anyone resident within the area of Troon Community Council who is aged 16 years or over who is interested in becoming a Community Councillor should contact the Secretary as detailed below before 6th Jan 2026 for applications.
Arlene Gordon
Secretary Troon Community Council
secretary@trooncommunitycouncil.co.uk

Troon Community Council – Special Meeting (Parking and Traffic Management) 16 September 2025 19.30 Walker Hall, Troon

13 September, 2025

Troon Community Council – Special Meeting (Parking and Traffic Management)
Notice is hereby given that a special meeting of Troon Community Council will be held on 16 September
2025, at 19:30 at Walker Hall, Municipal Buildings, South Beach, Troon, KA10 6EF to introduce South
Ayrshire Council working with Ayrshire Roads Alliance – Troon Parking Strategy proposal and discuss the
items set out in the attached agenda.

WINTERTAINMENT – Sunday 16th November, the annual Family Fun Day. GOOD NEWS !

8 September, 2025

TCC is delighted to announce that permission to use the facilities of the former Troon Old Parish building for Wintertainment, has been granted by Troon Church of Scotland. TCC is busy planning the days events for Sunday 16th November, for the annual Family Fun Day.
Starting with the Town Parade and closing at the Beacon, further details will be announced closer to the time.
Frances Carson, Chair, TCC

Troon Community Council – Special Public Meeting – Walker Hall- Tuesday, 16th September, 2025 7.30.p.m. Subject -Parking.

31 August, 2025

Please note that a special public meeting will be held at the Walker Hall on the above date and time to discuss parking issues that may have arisen due to the Arran ferry coming to Troon.

Officers from Ayrshire Roads Alliance will be present and ABP ports, Calmac and Police Scotland have all  been invited.. 

If you have been affected by increased parking in your street or area since the introduction of the Arran ferry  we would like to hear from you at the meeting..

 

 

 

The Low Road – Premiere at Astoria Cinema – Ayr 10th September 2025 – register by 29th August

22 August, 2025

***  You are invited to attend the one and only, premier screening of The Low Road @ Astoria, Ayr on 10th September 2025  ***

Low Road Screening – 10th September 2025***   Please register for a space no later than Friday 29rd August   ***

As Suicide Prevention is Everyone’s Business, and in our efforts to make South Ayrshire a suicide alert town, you are invited to join us on World Suicide Prevention Day, on a transformational journey of hope and empowerment where you will attend the premier screening of The Low Road, with a Q & A panel session with the film makers, in Astoria Cinema, Ayr on Wednesday 10th September at 1pm.

This movie was developed by authentic voices of lived experience and takes a preventative approach to suicide prevention, filled with renewed hope and inspiration. This film was developed not only to challenge stigma and raise awareness, but also to be used as a tool in suicide prevention and creating hope, across communities.

Due to the venue, spaces must be booked in advance using this link Please also feel free to share across your networks for anyone you think may be interested. However please remind them they must register to attend the event.