Tesco thanks Armed Forces with free breakfasts
Members of the Armed Forces will be able to get a free hot breakfast at the Tesco cafe in Linwood to mark the Armed Forces Day celebration in June.
Pupil voices heard in Renfrewshire Council’s debating chamber
Park Mains High School pupils got a unique experience recently by holding their latest pupil senate in Renfrewshire Council’s council chambers.
Renfrewshire households missing out on vital energy-saving funding
Households in Renfrewshire are missing out on funding for energy saving measures due to a lack of awareness and misconceptions.
Paisley academic named engineering ‘trailblazer’
An internationally-respected academic from University of the West of Scotland (UWS) in Paisley has been named as a winner of the Top 50 Women in Engineering (WE50) awards.
Stop council toppling headstones campaign to hold protest rally
A campaigning group trying to stop Renfrewshire Council toppling headstones in local cemeteries is holding a protest rally outside the council buildings.
Fire service issue update on Linwood Industrial Estate fire
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) are urging residents in and around a fire at an electrical and battery recycling treatment facility at Linwood Industrial Estate to remain indoors
Linwood Industrial Estate fire – local residents advised to stay indoors and keep windows and doors closed
Police Scotland have advised local residents near to a large fire in Linwood to remain indoors and keep windows and doors closed for the time being.
Large plume of smoke over Linwood from blaze at industrial estate
Fire fighters are currently tackling a blaze at an industrial estate in Linwood.
Renfrewshire Lib Dems back national manifesto with investment in care, agriculture and warm homes
Grant Toghill, the Scottish Liberal Democrat candidate for Paisley and Renfrewshire, has backed the party’s Scottish manifesto which sets out plans to fix the broken care system, invest in Scottish
Renfrewshire’s young people learn safety tips at Safe Kids event
Nearly 2000 primary six pupils have learned how they can keep safe in their own communities thanks to a long-running safety education programme.