Avoidable deaths in 2023 remain higher than pre-pandemic
One in four people in Scotland die an avoidable death, according to National Records of Scotland.
Young men most likely to drown despite drop in water-related deaths across Scotland
Water fatality statistics in Scotland reveals that men, particularly those aged 20 to 29, are at risk of drowning compared to other groups. According to fresh data from the Water…
MSP welcomes funding boost to cut local NHS waiting times
Natalie Don-Innes MSP has welcomed the Scottish Government’s announcement of £24,515,664 of targeted funding to reduce waiting times in NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde, as part of £106 million new
Slater Hogg & Howison celebrates its 50th anniversary this year and raises over £1,800 for charity
A popular estate and lettings agency is celebrating 50 years.
Paisley law firm is finalist for Small Firm of the Year at Scottish Legal Awards 2025
MJC LAW has been named as a finalist for Small Firm of the Year at the Scottish Legal Awards 2025.
OneRen unveils summer packed programme of activities
Football, gymnastics, rock climbing, and kayaking are just some of the action-packed activities available for young people in Renfrewshire to enjoy this summer.
Renfrewshire Council committed to improvement says Accounts Commission
Renfrewshire Council has a strong commitment to improving, including creating a positive culture, supporting its staff to develop as leaders, and focusing on engaging with residents. It must now talk
UWS backs alumni’s debut feature film in boost for Scottish creative talent
In a rare move for a UK university, UWS will directly support the production of a new independent feature film – highlighting its commitment to students and strengthening Scotland’s screen
Majority of parents in Scotland believe they had a safer, easier and better childhood than their children
The majority of parents and carers of children in Scotland aged 18 and under believe their own childhood was safer (61%), easier (52%) and full of better experiences (51%) than
Linwood woman surprised with £30k car fund after emotional Glasgow Kiltwalk for cancer centre treating her mum
Fiona Slicer was left stunned after being surprised with £30,000 towards a new car from Arnold Clark – a reward for her heartfelt fundraising efforts in this year’s Glasgow Kiltwalk.