Happy New Year from Renfrewshire News
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.
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
Scottish airline Loganair has launched a new Tartan Sale, offering passengers 17% off flights across its UK network for travel in 2026.
Renfrewshire Council has approved new transparency measures covering its use of artificial intelligence, including the Millie customer service system.
Renfrewshire Council has agreed to explore the feasibility of creating a local fan zone for the 2026 FIFA World Cup following Scotland’s qualification.
Bus passengers across Renfrewshire and the west of Scotland are set to pay more for journeys from January, after the area’s main bus operator confirmed a wide-ranging fare increase.
Young people from Renfrewshire Youth Voice were praised by councillors after delivering a presentation to the full council outlining their work, impact and future plans.
A Renfrewshire charity is set to benefit from a £5,000 boost this Christmas after being selected in the latest round of Virgin Unite’s Local Legends grants.
Victim Support Scotland (VSS) is urging people in Renfrewshire who have been impacted by crime to get in touch for emotional and practical support over the festive period.
A national health charity is encouraging youth workers in Renfrewshire to access new guidance aimed at tackling the growing issue of young people vaping illicit substances.