Scotland can’t have NHS dentistry without NHS dentists
The British Dental Association has warned the Scottish Government must step up to prevent a wholesale exodus from the service in April, following new figures from the Scottish Liberal Democrats
MSP welcomes retention of McGills 530 Service
SPT have confirmed that this is an essential service and they looked at putting the route out to tender to see if any bus operator would take on this route
MSP Tom Arthur meets with RAMH
Tom Arthur, SNP MSP for Renfrewshire South met with Recovery Across Mental Health (RAMH)’s Stephen McLellan (CEO) and John Leckie (Chair) at his constituency office recently.
Councillor welcomes move to charge for the removal of illegal signage
At the Infrastructure, Land and Environment Policy Board meeting on Wednesday 25th January, there is a paper on Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Tariffs and Roads Related Fees and Charges which includes
Scotland’s wildlife struggling to recover from climate change and biodiversity loss
New figures from NatureScot show Scotland’s birds, mammals, butterflies and moths are struggling to recover as the twin crises of biodiversity loss and climate change take effect.
Renfrewshire Council to trial new fuel which could reduce fleet carbon emissions by up to 90%
Bin lorries in Renfrewshire will soon be running on a new fuel which has the potential to reduce their CO2 emissions by up to 90%.
Remembering those lost to suicide
Renfrewshire’s annual memorial service to those who have lost their lives to suicide was held last week.
Johnstone funeral firm boss takes on feet frying challenge in aid of Multiple Sclerosis charity
A Johnstone Funeral Director walked over fire and broken glass to raise vital funds for charity.
SNP councillor Natalie Don declares her interest to stand as an MSP in next years Holyrood elections
Councillor Natalie Don has announced her bid as a candidate for the upcoming elections for the Scottish Parliament next year.
Renfrewshire school first Scottish secondary to get ‘excellent’ rating under short inspection model
Gryffe High School has become the first secondary school in Scotland to receive an ‘excellent’ grade under the government’s short model inspection format.