Author: Renfrewshire News

For the first time Renfrewshire residents will take part in a special procession to echo the international call to end to violence against women.

Glasgow Airport has reported yet another month of growth after 734,000 passengers travelled through its doors in October, representing an increase of 2.7% compared to the same period last year.

Renfrewshire Council is doing its bit to tackle climate change by adopting bold new targets to cut the organisation’s carbon footprint over the next six years.

Renfrewshire Council’s Depute Leader will write to the Scottish Government to warn that a crucial support fund for vulnerable people will run out before the new allocation arrives.

Residents are being reminded by the council that between Monday 17th and Sunday 30th November this will be the last collection of brown garden waste bins this year.

A shop that was opened to help tenants in Renfrewshire mutually exchange their homes has seen 1664 customers in its first year.

Britannica schools, which gives pupils access to journals, e-books, encyclopaedia articles and educational videos, is now available to all secondary school students.

The project to restore Paisley’s iconic Russell Institute has reached a major milestone with Renfrewshire Council set to officially take ownership of the building and agree a long-term tenant.

Paisley is gearing up for a fantastic festive party in the town centre when chart-topping boyband Union J lead the bill at the annual Christmas Lights Switch-on.The Xmas extravaganza –…

A former MEP is back on the campaign trail to win a vote among the business community in Paisley.