Paisley shortlisted for Scotland’s Town of the Year 2025
Paisley has been shortlisted for the prestigious Scotland Loves Local Town of the Year Award, recognising the town’s ambitious regeneration and community-led transformation.
New community space opens at the heart of Ferguslie Park
A vibrant new activity and community space has officially opened within Ferguslie Park in Renfrewshire, transforming a long-term vacant area into a welcoming hub for local people.
Brave dad urges others to act after wife spotted his cancer symptoms
A courageous dad of two has thanked his wife for helping to save his life.
Renfrewshire poised to benefit from £160million Investment Zone
Renfrewshire’s advanced manufacturing innovation district and Glasgow Airport could benefit from around £25million in investment from the Glasgow City Region Investment Zone (IZ) should proposals for new tax and non-domestic
Taylor Wimpey West Scotland invites Renfrewshire and Barrhead buyers to Part Exchange event
Taylor Wimpey West Scotland is hosting a Part Exchange event on Saturday 20th September 2025, from 12 noon to 4 pm, across its West of Scotland developments — including those
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.
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.
“The pride o’ Scotland”: Scots Language Awards 2025 winners celebrate success
The winners of the Scots Language Awards 2025 have been announced at a celebration of Scotland’s indigenous language held at Discovery Point in Dundee.
Greater urgency needed to tackle flooding in Scotland’s communities
Whilst some public bodies and councils are working well together to tackle flooding, they face gaps in leadership, skills and data, and there is uncertainty about funding. This is limiting
Families in Renfrewshire receive £38m in support for disabled children
Families in Renfrewshire have received £38,360,910 in vital financial support to help with the extra costs of caring for a disabled child or young person.