Renfrewshire South MSP says A&E waiting times are at lowest level in two years
Renfrewshire South MSP Tom Arthur has welcomed new figures which show accident and emergency waiting times in Scotland have improved.
Fall in births continues in second quarter
The number of births registered in Scotland between 1 April and 30 June this year was 5.2% lower than average, according to new figures from National Records of Scotland.
Future plans revealed for Paisley Grammar School site
Paisley Grammar School could be transformed into a mix of social and private housing, after Renfrewshire Council named developer NIXON as the preferred bidder for the site.
Employability teams changing thousands of lives in Renfrewshire
Renfrewshire Council’s employability services have supported more than 1,900 residents in the past year, helping people overcome barriers to work and secure positive employment, education and training opportunities.
Demolition work begins on Well Street as part of West End regeneration
Demolition work has started today on Well Street in Paisley as part of a major regeneration project in the town’s West End.
Johnstone Phoenix Theatre Group to bring Beauty and the Beast panto to town hall this Christmas
Johnstone Phoenix Theatre Group is set to bring festive magic to the stage this winter with their 47th annual pantomime, Beauty and the Beast.
Johnstone History Museum appeals for local volunteers
Johnstone History Museum is on the lookout for new volunteers to join its team.
Beauty and the Beast takes to the stage at Park Mains High School
Park Mains High School in Erskine is set to bring Disney magic to life this September with its school production of Beauty and the Beast.
Scotland’s Children’s Commissioner hails conference as a space to ‘take action and make meaningful change’
Scotland’s Children and Young People’s Commissioner, Nicola Killean, is confirmed as the Chair ahead of the Kibble Annual Conference this November.
Police target speeding drivers outside St Benedict’s High in Linwood
Concerns have been raised about speeding vehicles near St Benedict’s High School in Linwood, particularly at busy times such as drop-off, lunchtime and after school.