of the old factory has been demolished, and the former mill shop now operates as the offices and salesroom for a local car dealership that now uses the site. The Nethermains Industrial Estate is home to many industrial units of the type commonly built in the 1960s and 1970s as modular units ideal for light industry. Fullarton Computer Industries are one of the large employers in this site. Modern Kilwinning's industries include the manufacture of plastics and electronics. Almost 1/4 of Kilwinning's workforce is employed by manufacturing. Transport Rail The services stopping at Kilwinning: Glasgow Central – + Glasgow Central – Ayr – Edinburgh Waverley or Glasgow Central – Ayr Road Kilwinning has road links with the rest of Ayrshire. The town is bypassed by the A78 dual carriageway, which provides connections to the A71 and A77 dual carriageways and the Glasgow bound M77 motorway. Bus Kilwinning is served by Stagecoach West Scotland and Shuttle Buses. 11 Ardrossan – Kilmarnock 25 Montgomerie Park / Bourtreehill / Broomlands / Irvine Cross – Kilbirnie / Beith 27 Irvine – Whitehurst Park (Mon – Sat Evenings Only) 29 Irvine / i3 Industrial Area – Whitehurst Park (Mon – Sat) 38 Riverway Retail Park – David Gage St (Mon – Sat) X34 Glasgow – Irvine Cross / Irvine railway station / Bourtreehill X36 Glasgow – Ardrossan Air Kilwinning is well served by Glasgow Prestwick Airport, which is only south on the A78 dual carriageway (around 21 min), or three stops on the train (around 14 min). Airline operators within the Airport maintain routes to many UK, European and North American destinations. Education There is one secondary school in the town, Kilwinning Academy, although until recently the town was also served by St Michael's Academy. Kilwinning's primary schools are: Corsehill Primary School, Abbey Primary School, Blacklands Primary School, St Winning's Primary School, Pennyburn Primary School, Whitehirst Park Primary School and St Luke's Primary School. (St Michael's Academy amalgamated with St Andrew's Academy of Saltcoats. Both previous Catholic secondary schools have since been demolished. A new building stands in its place, next to the St Andrews Academy site now known as St Matthews Academy providing education for the towns surrounding saltcoats. A large campus of Ayrshire College (formerly James Watt College) was built in Kilwinning and was completed in the summer of 2000 ready for the first intake of students in August that year. Its arrival