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North Ayrshire Council's largest housing development to commemorate invention of Braille

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Pictured (left to right) Provost Anthea Dickson, housing minister Paul McLennan, James Adams from RNIB Scotland, executive director for communities and housing David Hammond, and councillor Shaun Macaulay. NORTH Ayrshire Council’s largest housing development is to commemorate the invention of Braille. A street at the housing development, being built by Ashleigh (Scotland), at the site of the former Ayrshire Central Hospital in Irvine will be nam…
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North Ayrshire Council's largest housing development to commemorate invention of Braille

Pictured (left to right) Provost Anthea Dickson, housing minister Paul McLennan, James Adams from RNIB Scotland, executive director for communities and housing David Hammond, and councillor Shaun Macaulay. NORTH Ayrshire Council’s largest housing development is to commemorate the invention of Braille. A street at the housing development, being built by Ashleigh (Scotland), at the site of the former Ayrshire Central Hospital in Irvine will be nam…

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New Irvine housing development will mark invention of Braille

North Ayrshire’s largest council house development will commemorate the invention of Braille. One of the streets in the new development at Ayrshire Central Hospital – which is now under construction – will be called Braille Gardens. It honours the 200th anniversary of Frenchman Louis Braille’s creation of the writing system used by people who are visually impaired. At last week’s groundbreaking ceremony for the new homes, one of the guests was…

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Ayrshire Daily News broke the news in on Monday, December 16, 2024.
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