The Scottish Government’s Mind to Mind mental wellbeing campaign is encouraging people across Scotland to take better care of their mental health and to seek support when they need it.
As the clocks strike midnight and 2026 begins, Renfrewshire News would like to wish all our readers a very happy, healthy and hopeful New Year.
The stories most read on Renfrewshire News in 2025 reflect a year shaped by serious crime, loss of life and major court cases, alongside reporting that focused on everyday life
Renfrewshire News has launched two new WhatsApp channels, giving readers a simple way to stay up to date with the latest local news and sport directly on their phones.
A 32-year-old man has been convicted of the attempted murder of a police officer in Paisley.
Disabled people and carers who move to Scotland from elsewhere in the UK are being urged to take action to ensure their financial support continues.
More than £500 million of new funding is being invested to help improve access to GP services across Scotland — including practices in Renfrewshire and East Renfrewshire.
As winter approaches, new specialist frailty services have been introduced across every NHS board in Scotland — including NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde — to help improve care for older
Preparations are underway in Renfrewshire to ensure the area is ready for winter, with communities being encouraged to plan ahead for severe weather and help to keep their neighbourhoods moving
The number of people aged 100 and over has risen by four percent in the year to June 2024, according to National Records of Scotland (NRS).
