Johnstone funeral directors launch £3,000 community fund for local groups
A Johnstone funeral director has opened a new community fund offering up to £3,000 to support local charities and community groups.
Tributes paid to former Renfrewshire councillor Terry Kelly
Tributes have been paid to former Renfrewshire councillor Terry Kelly at a meeting of Renfrewshire Council on Thursday 26th February 2026.
Paisley primary school first to receive highest accolade for learning and teaching
A primary school in Ferguslie has become the first school in Renfrewshire and one of the first in Scotland to receive an Excellent grade for its learning, teaching and assessment.
Police appeal after break-in at Paisley home
Detectives are appealing for information following a break-in and theft at a property in Paisley.
Council Budget spotlight: £337million to be invested in Renfrewshire Council housing
A £337million investment in Renfrewshire Council housing was approved by councillors today to ensure tenants have warm, welcoming homes and housing services which meet their needs.
Council Budget spotlight: Every play park in Renfrewshire will benefit from investment as Councillors set annual budget
Investment over the next three years will ensure every council play park in Renfrewshire will have benefited from improvement, as set out in Renfrewshire Council’s budget for 2026/27 agreed by
Scottish charity calls for dedicated men’s health strategy
A Scottish men’s health charity is calling on the Scottish Government to introduce a dedicated Men’s Health Strategy and appoint a Men’s Health Champion.
Friday night youth football returns to Johnstone Castle tonight
Friday night football is returning to Johnstone Castle tonight.
Brain injury carers’ support group to meet monthly in Paisley
A monthly support group for carers of people with a brain injury is being held in Paisley today. Quarriers Brain Injury Community Support is working in partnership with Renfrewshire Carers
Renfrewshire Council budget 2026: Breakdown
Renfrewshire Council has agreed its budget for 2026/27, setting out how £622.794 million will be spent over the year ahead. The spending plan includes a 7.5% rise in council tax