Renfrewshire youngsters honoured with highest Boys’ Brigade award
Eight young men have been presented with The Boys’ Brigade’s highest honour, the King’s Badge, at a civic reception in Paisley.
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Eight young men have been presented with The Boys’ Brigade’s highest honour, the King’s Badge, at a civic reception in Paisley.
A care worker who joined Paisley children’s charity Kibble at 64 hopes her story will encourage others with life experience to consider a career in care.
Ryanair has carried more than eight million passengers through Glasgow Airport since 2014 and is operating six routes this winter.
A new Citylink coach service linking Glasgow Airport and Edinburgh launches on 24th October, with stops in Renfrew and £2 fares for journeys within SPT.
Paisley’s Club 69 will hold its final event tonight, Saturday 10th October, bringing its three-night closing weekend to an end.
St Mirren FC supporters have raised more than £7,000 by spending a night in the stadium stands to support community programmes across Renfrewshire.
Families and schools in Paisley are being invited to collect free high-visibility vests from Miller Homes’ Thornly Park development to help children stay visible as the darker nights draw in.
Children’s care charity Kibble has won the Fair and Healthy Workplace award at the Glasgow Business Awards 2026 for the support it provides to its 873 staff.
Girls from Paisley Grammar School have attended a national conference to learn about careers in cybersecurity and the different routes into the sector.
A former Partick Thistle youth goalkeeper was granted bail on 8th October after appearing in court charged with killing a barman and attempting to flee to Dubai.