Renfrewshire highlighted in UK study examining vape age-checks
Renfrewshire has been highlighted in a UK-wide study examining how effectively age-restriction rules for vaping products are being enforced.
Scottish music charity warns venues could close without action on business rates
A national music charity has warned that grassroots music venues in Scotland could close unless action is taken on Business Rates.
Tax changes from April 2026 will affect sole traders and landlords in Renfrewshire
Hundreds of thousands of sole traders and landlords across the UK, including in Renfrewshire, face new tax reporting rules from April 2026.
Film celebrating rural volunteering across Renfrewshire and Inverclyde to be screened in Greenock
A short film highlighting rural volunteering across Renfrewshire and Inverclyde is set to be screened at a public event later this month.
Coach House owner Buzzworks reports growth as Bridge of Weir venue backed for future
Buzzworks, which owns The Coach House on Main Street, has confirmed an increase in revenue over the past year while continuing to invest in its venues and workforce across Scotland.
More than 11.4 million people beat Self Assessment deadline
More than 11.48 million people across the UK filed their Self Assessment tax return by the 31st January deadline, new figures from HM Revenue and Customs have revealed.
Fèis Phàislig marks 10th anniversary with launch of official tartan
Fèis Phàislig has unveiled its own official tartan to mark 10 years of the Renfrewshire-based traditional music and Gaelic arts charity.
Mill & Brae to host Valentine’s Day afternoon with live music from Nicholas McDonald
Mill & Brae in Paisley is hosting a Valentine’s Day afternoon event featuring live music from Nicholas McDonald on Saturday 14th February.
Drop-off charges at Glasgow Airport set to increase to £7 from tomorrow
The cost of dropping off passengers at Glasgow Airport express pick-up and drop-off points is set to rise from tomorrow, with drivers paying £7 for up to 15 minutes.
Extension of walking and cycling path will give more travel options to residents
Residents and visitors will have more choices for how they travel around Inchinnan and Erskine as construction is due to start on a pavement extension which will also allow cycling