Former landscaper fears potholes in popular Ayrshire seaside village will catch visitors out
Ayrshire village fearing they will catch visitors out when lockdown is eased.Kevin Gardiner, of Maidens, is fed-up looking at the state of the roads around the village which faces onto the stunning North Carrick coastline.The idyllic spot for dog walkers and families has become plagued with potholes with Kevin’s street Ardlochan Road covered in 15 mixed-sized caters.The 65-year-old former fisherman has lived in the village all of his life but he has become dismayed by the lack of action on the roads.And he has asked South Ayrshire Council leader Peter Henderson to put pressure on road bosses for action.Kevin told Ayrshire Live: “The potholes in the village have been a real problem for too long.“We are local people and have gotten used to