Renfrewshire’s Alcohol and Drugs programme has transformational impact
A new innovative and compassionate approach to supporting people affected by alcohol and drugs has made a significant positive impact on people’s lives over five years.
Weather warning as Storm Amy brings heavy rain and strong winds to Renfrewshire
Renfrewshire is set to be hit by severe weather as Storm Amy sweeps across Scotland, with the Met Office issuing yellow warnings for both rain and wind. The warnings cover…
Miller Homes Community Fund opens new round of applications in Paisley
Local groups and organisations in Paisley are being encouraged to apply for the second round of Miller Homes’ Community Fund in 2025, with £10,000 available to support projects across Scotland.…
Renfrewshire pensioners reminded of winter heating payment
Renfrewshire residents of State Pension age are being reminded that they will receive the new Pension Age Winter Heating Payment from Social Security Scotland this winter.
Renfrewshire’s population projected to grow over next decade
Renfrewshire’s population is expected to rise slightly over the next 10 years, according to new figures from National Records of Scotland (NRS).
Parents and carers encouraged to give views on childcare and nursery
Renfrewshire parents and carers with children aged up to 14 are being asked to give feedback on their future childcare and nursery needs.
Renfrewshire Council named UK Council of the Year for service delivery
Renfrewshire Council has been named Overall Council of the Year 2025 for Service Delivery at a prestigious UK-wide awards ceremony.
MSP welcomes Renfrewshire Schools Pipe Band to Holyrood
Renfrewshire Schools Pipe Band has been welcomed to the Scottish Parliament by local MSP Tom Arthur, following their successful appearance at New York’s Tartan Day earlier this year.
Renfrewshire young swimmers invited to make a splash with competition
Young swimmers in Renfrewshire are being handed the unique chance to see their creativity celebrated by sporting royalty for Learn to Swim Month.
Fall in births continues in second quarter
The number of births registered in Scotland between 1 April and 30 June this year was 5.2% lower than average, according to new figures from National Records of Scotland.