Houston Primary’s garden design showcased in national competition final
A Renfrewshire pupil’s creative pocket garden design reached the national final of a competition ran by an environmental charity.
Houston pupil wins national joke-telling competition final hosted at the Scottish Parliament
Scott MacLeod, a Primary Six pupil at Houston Primary School, had MSPs in fits of laughter at the VoiceBox grand final – a national joke-telling competition organised by the Royal
Two charged under the Hunting with Dogs Act in Houston
Two people have been charged in connection with wildlife offences.
Motorcyclist dies after crash involving Land Rover near Johnstone
A 30-year-old biker has been killed in a road crash on a country road between Johnstone and Houston.
Renfrewshire pupil wins a place in the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists’ national joke telling competition final
A Renfrewshire primary school pupil has turned a good gag into a golden ticket for Holyrood after being named a finalist in a national joke-telling competition.
Woman robbed while out walking a dog in Houston
Detectives are seeking information following an assault and robbery in Renfrewshire.
Appeal after two teens attempt to rob man in Houston
Police Scotland has launched an investigation following the attempted robbery of a man in Houston.
Houston Primary School helps launch VoiceBox as national joke-telling competition launched on Blue Monday
Houston Primary School in Renfrewshire joined primary schools across Scotland to launch VoiceBox 2025 – a national joke-telling competition for primary schools. The competition, which officially launched on Blue Monday,
Communities to Reclaim The Night as part of annual campaign
Renfrewshire residents are being encouraged to join the annual march to end domestic abuse, harassment and violence against women and young people.
Houston PS pupil represents Renfrewshire at the joke-telling competition hosted at the Scottish Parliament
Finn Templeton, Primary 4 at Houston Primary School in Renfrewshire, was among 28 primary schoolchildren from across Scotland, who had MSPs in fits of laughter as they highlighted the importance