East Renfrewshire Council’s services praised by watchdog
East Renfrewshire Council has been praised by Accounts Commission, the public spending watchdog for local government.
Deadline approaches for 3.4 million Self Assessment customers
With then a week left until the Self Assessment deadline 3.4 million customers are yet to file their 2023 to 2024 tax return. And HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is
Neilston community invited to share barriers to getting outdoors
Residents of Neilston are being encouraged to step forward and help shape the future of walking and wheeling in their community. Scotland’s national walking charity, Paths for All, and a…
Thornliebank serial jewel thief jailed
A serial thief who stole £10,000 of jewellery and electronics during a 24 hour crime spree has been jailed for 20 months.
Couple who hospitalised a baby with cocaine in system avoid jail
A couple who hospitalised a baby that had traces of cocaine in his system avoided jail today.
Police continue to seek witnesses after three pedestrians stuck by cars over the festive period
Police Scotland are continuing to seek information in the Greater Renfrewshire area after three people were struck by cars, in separate incidents, over the festive period.
Police investigating hit-and-run involving 15-year-old boy renew witness appeal
Police Scotland have made a fresh appeal to for information after a teenager was found seriously injured in Barrhead having been struck by a car.
MSP Tom Arthur delivers prizes to Christmas card competition winners
Tom Arthur MSP this week took the opportunity for a whistlestop tour around three local schools to celebrate the artistic talents of four young pupils who had won prizes in
Taylor Wimpey’s new Arthurlie Gate show home in Barrhead officially now open
Following the recent official ribbon cutting by representatives from Taylor Wimpey’s local charity partner – Paul McIlvenny and Fabio Ramaglioni from the Include Me 2 Club – house hunters can
Children First uncover staggering 100 referrals a day for child mental health support
In the run up to Christmas, Children First is calling for action to address Scotland’s child mental health crisis after a recent freedom of information (FOI) request revealed a ‘staggering’