The Three Towns are getting £20 million to invest in improvements over the next 10 years. How it will be spent will be shaped by the people who know the towns best - you!
Share your ideas, aspirations and priorities - and enter the free Prize Draw - by completing the survey below. The deadline for online surveys has been extended to Sunday 4th October 2026.
Dates for your diary
Draft investment plan - launch for feedback
Drop in any time between 1pm and 7:30pm to see the draft £20 million investment plan on 28th October. You feedback will be vital. If it’s not right, it will change!
The Town Board will then update and submit the £20m plan to the UK Government by their end of November deadline, in order for the funding to be available from 2027 onwards.
Drop in to any of these informal local chitchats, any time, to find out more about Pride in Place:
Neighbourhood drop-ins
Whitlees Community Centre, Carrick Place, Ardrossan KA22 7DT Monday 28th September 2pm-4pm
Ardeer Neighbourhood Centre, Shore Rd, KA20 3NB Wednesday 7th October 10am-11:30am
Argyle Community Centre, Campbell Avenue, Saltcoats KA21 5AG Wednesday 7th October 12pm-2pm
West Coast Crucible, 71 Dockhead Street, Saltcoats KA21 5ED Thursday 8th October 5pm-7pm
Hayocks Community Centre, Hyslop Road, KA20 4HS Monday 12th October 2pm-4pm
CLASP, Alexander Place, Stevenston, KA20 3AE (opposite Stevenston Health Centre) Thursday 22nd October 11:30am-1pm
Keep an eye on this website for other dates.
The Three Towns Town Board has been established to oversee the development of the £20 million plan.
Find out more about the Town Board’s members, purpose and minutes of meetings here.
Some members of the Town Board will be at the neighbourhood events listed above. Alternatively, come along to one of these dedicated drop-ins:
Meet the Town Board
Hayocks Community Hall, Hyslop Road, KA20 4HS Friday 25th September: drop-in 6:30-7:30pm
Ardrossan Civic Centre, 150 Glasgow Street, KA22 8EU Friday 23rd October: drop-in 6:30-7:30pm
Have your say
This 5 minute survey is really important. Your answers, combined with everybody else's across the Three Towns, will be the starting point to prioritise what the £20 million is spent on. And you might win one of four £25 prizes!
What should we prioritise?
There have been plenty of positive changes in the Three Towns over the last few years, but we still face some persistent challenges that the £20 million plan could help tackle.
Please indicate how important you think it is for us to take local actions on each of these aspects over the next 10 years (5=high priority, 1=low priority). You’ll be able to suggest other things in the next question.