Month: May 2019

Elim Christian Fellowship are to hold their first treasure hunt in Paisley.

Farmers in Renfrewshire have been “badly let down” by the UK Government and food producers are suffering from ongoing Brexit uncertainty, SNP MP Gavin Newlands has said.

Four men have been seriously injured after a fight broke out between two groups at an underpass in the early hours of this morning in Ferguslie Park.

Renfrewshire’s next generation of footballers have sampled life as a professional after taking to the pitch at the Simple Digital Arena, home of St Mirren Football Club.

An ambitious new grant scheme will support local visual artists and craft-makers take their work to the next level.

PACE Theatre Company has announced the launch of an exciting new company of emerging theatre-makers/artists, supported by Renfrewshire Council’s Culture, Heritage and Events Fund.

A campaign to tackle violence against women has received a huge boost from betting shop customers in Renfrewshire and won backing from prominent local politicians.

Local SNP MSP Tom Arthur has highlighted the importance of supporting instrumental music tuition, arguing the case for free tuition for young people in Scotland’s schools.

It’s a case of have gallery will travel as a touring art exhibition visits Paisley, next week.

Manorview Hotels & Leisure Group have shown commitment to their team’s wellbeing by signing up to the Hospitality Action Employee Assistance Programme.