Don’t risk it behind the wheel over the festive period
Motorists are being urged not to take the risk when getting behind the wheel this Christmas and New Year, with Police Scotland warning drink-drivers are more likely to be caught…
Extensive damage caused after three vehicles are torched in Paisley
Police are appealing for information after two truck cabs and a van were set on fire in Paisley on Monday.
Veterans will pay tribute to Robert Burns
The veterans’ charity, Erskine, will celebrate the life and work of Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns, with a Burn’s Supper and Ceilidh on Friday 25th January 2019 in the prestigious…
Scotland’s Bravest Manufacturing Company welcomes National Lottery funds boost
Scottish armed force veterans with life changing injuries are amongst thousands of Scots set to benefit from £3 million of National Lottery funding.
Councillor MacLaren condemns extortionate delivery charges
A local councillor has hit out at firms who charge excessive delivery surcharges to Scottish consumers, with one company charging an additional £25 – £40 in Renfrewshire, but free delivery…
Shoppers have fun on the naughty and nice steps
Shoppers have been having some festive fun on the stairs in the central atrium of the intu Braehead shopping centre.
Paisley’s fright night and Spree festival deliver major economic benefits
Paisley’s Halloween and Spree festivals attracted record numbers in 2018 and delivered a £2.4million economic boost to Renfrewshire.
Stay vigilant for dodgy devices and chargers this Christmas and stay safe
Consumers in Renfrewshire are being warned to stay vigilant for dodgy devices and chargers this Christmas.
Fighting for a better future in integrated health and social care
University of the West of Scotland (UWS) is leading the way in supporting the evolving integrated health and social care sector with recent graduates already reaping the benefits in their…
Mhairi Black MP welcomes ‘ripoff’ overdraft charges ban announced today
A Renfrewshire MP has welcomed the news that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will ban banks from charging ‘rip-off’ unarranged overdraft fees under new proposals announced today.