Countdown begins to this year’s Paisley 10K and Fun Run
The countdown has officially begun to this year’s Paisley 10K and Fun Run, with entries now open ahead of the event on Sunday, 16th August.
Renfrewshire youngsters invited to get active with Summer of Sport 2026
Children and young people across Renfrewshire are being encouraged to get active this summer as OneRen launches its 2026 Summer of Sport programme, featuring dozens of activities ranging from football…
Scottish Child Payment cutting poverty and food insecurity, major study finds
A major independent study has found that the Scottish Child Payment is significantly reducing child poverty and food insecurity across Scotland, while highlighting the need for further investment to help…
Kilbarchan AAC opens bookings for 2026 TrackStars summer camps
Children across Renfrewshire are being invited to take part in a summer of athletics after Kilbarchan AAC opened bookings for its 2026 TrackStars Summer Camps in Linwood.
Shopmobility Renfrewshire celebrates awareness week with volunteer thank you event
Shopmobility Renfrewshire marked National Shopmobility Awareness Week by hosting a celebration event for volunteers, staff and supporters at the Disability Resource Centre in Paisley.
Up to half of kidney disease cases may be going undiagnosed, experts warn
Millions of people could be living with chronic kidney disease without knowing it, according to a major new series of research papers published in The Lancet.
NHS 24 urges Scots to take action during Mental Health Awareness Week
NHS 24 is urging people across Scotland to take simple steps to support their mental health during Mental Health Awareness Week.
Renfrewshire to host self-directed support information event
An information event on self-directed support will take place in Renfrewshire later this month.
Health warning over ticks as outdoor season gets underway
As the weather improves and more people spend time outdoors, NHS 24 is reminding the public to be aware of ticks and to check for bites after outdoor activities.
Cancer cases in Scotland reach record high
Cancer cases in Scotland have reached a record high, with around 35,600 people now diagnosed each year.