There was definitely a bank that sat virtually across the road from the Station Bar at one point, bonzo, think it may have been a branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland.

When it closed it might well have become the Bookies.

bonzo wrote: ↑Mon Nov 26, 2018 8:31 pm It was definitely open Saturday morning and I hate karaoke

I'm no' really a big fan of it either bonzo - heard one too many drunken renditions of 'I will Survive'

I'm told it's been done up and has now re-opened, there was a Karaoke sing song in there on Saturday night.

I wonder where it is now? Long gone presumably. In our mid teens myself and pals would often visit Kilmarnock Baths at weekends for a swim and afterwards we'd sometimes pop into ' The Dick Institute ' I remember a very large curved Whalebone in there which I think was mounted above a doorway. It ma...

I'm going back a wee while, but I remember visiting Jim and Margaret (surname escapes me) when they lived at Laighdykes - they then had the saw mill (fencing business down the bottom end of Stevenston off the new road) Just remembered that they have a son who was or still is pretty big in the organ...

It's being hailed as the first ever televised nine fart finish.

Sincere condolences to the family of Angus (Gus) Wyllie.

And also to the family of Robert Cramb - who's passing was intimated in the 14th Nov. intimations page of the Herald.


Both true gents.

Can you still get Mulligatawny soup these days. I think Heinz do their own version of it brianf and it might well be available either in store or online at Morrison's and Tesco - possibly at other large supermarket's as well. I believe Waitrose also offer their own branded version too. I think ther...

I see Barney's retiring after the 2019/20 PDC world championship's. Happens to them all at some point I suppose.

Also found this on you tube.

I reckon they'd probably all be quite tasty, but just out of sheer curiosity I'm drawn to the Middle East meatballs.