Hawkhead cemetery campaigner gives evidence to Scottish Parliament committee
The man who tirelessly campaigns for improvements to Hawkhead Cemetery has given evidence to a committee of the Scottish Parliament.
Eyesore Linwood ‘top shops’ area secured and cleaned up
An eyesore abandoned shop unit in Linwood has recently been cleaned up and made secure from antisocial behavior.
Students paint new bereavement hub for ACCORD Hospice
A group of Paisley Painting and Decorating students have been putting their skills to good use in the local community at ACCORD Hospice.
New skateparks, dog exercise area and football goals on the way as #YouDecide winners announced
Empowered communities in Renfrewshire have chosen the winning projects they think will make the biggest difference to their local area – after they had put forward the ideas.
800 cannabis plants recovered from a home in Erskine
A 23-year-old man has been arrested and charged for drugs offences in Erskine.
Braehead shoppers urged to donate to Red Cross earthquake emergency appeal
Shoppers at Braehead are being urged to donate to the Red Cross emergency appeal this weekend following the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.
Higher Education Minister officially opens Corseford College
Scotland’s Minister for Higher Education and Further Education, Youth Employment and Training has officially opened the country’s first dedicated complex needs college in a major education milestone.
Paisley groups secure funding to celebrate World Gaelic Week
A local Paisley primary school and two community groups have been awarded funding to host events and activities that promote Gaelic language and culture as part of World Gaelic Week
Points boost in February for bus passengers as part of Renfrewshire’s Not Far? Leave the Car campaign
Bus passengers will be rewarded for leaving the car at home thanks to a month-long boost from Renfrewshire Council’s Not Far? Leave the Car campaign.
94% of Scots agree that swimming pools are important for safety
According to a representative poll of 1008 Scottish adults, 94% of Scots agree that swimming pools are important for safety by teaching children to swim.