Erskine Library reopens in temporary home at sports centre
Erskine Library reopened on Monday 9th November in a temporary building in the grounds of Erskine Sports Centre.
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Erskine Library reopened on Monday 9th November in a temporary building in the grounds of Erskine Sports Centre.
A call for an independently led review of Renfrew’s flooding was defeated after councillors questioned why a flood barrier was not raised before the Clyde burst its banks.
Johnstone Burgh chairman Brian Williams took the Scottish Junior Cup home the night his club won it. He had waited 25 years for another chance to see Burgh lift the…
A community pledge asking residents and organisations to stand against hate, discrimination and intimidation has been backed by Paisley Southwest councillor Anne Hannigan.
Thistle Primary School is preparing to register its first pupils in November ahead of welcoming children in August 2027.
Veterans charity Erskine has launched a national fundraising campaign as it aims to raise £15 million a year by 2031 to sustain and develop its services.
Nine play parks across Renfrewshire are listed for renewal, with the first works expected to begin in early 2027.
Police linked an increase in break-ins at derelict buildings to young people filming their visits for social media, as housebreaking rose by almost a third.
The former Ferguslie Park police station in Paisley has been put up for sale, with offers over £75,000 invited.
Renfrewshire businesses are being invited to a free networking event in Linwood to learn about council and public sector contracts.