Paisley killer Andrew McLeod jailed for life
A convicted killer has been jailed for life for the apparently motiveless murder of a dad in his own home.
Scottish hospitality group celebrate sharing £162,000 of profits with their team
Hotel and leisure group Manorview have this week shared a total of £162,479 amongst every team member who has worked there for 12+ months, and they marked the event with…
Speak to Renfrewshire Council’s Advice Works Service next month
Councillors Robert Innes and Jim Paterson have welcomed the addition of Renfrewshire Council’s Advice Works Service to the local authorities Winter Connections Programme. The advisors will be heading to Renfrew,…
Goudie Academy achieves Green Flag Eco-Schools Award
Pupils at Goudie Academy, run by specialist child and youth care charity, Kibble, have achieved the prestigious Eco Schools Green Flag accreditation, highlighting their continuous work to improve the school’s…
UWS to support Ukraine university students and staff
University of the West of Scotland (UWS) has partnered with the Ukrainian State University of Railway Transport (USURT) to provide a range of support for students and staff.
Applications open for the Scottish Charity Awards 2023
The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) is calling for voluntary organisations and individuals across the country to apply for its annual Scottish Charity Awards.
MP: UK cash blow for Renfrew Hub bid
A Renfrewshire MP has hit out at the UK Government’s decision to reject a multi-million investment in Renfrew town centre.
Scotland can’t have NHS dentistry without NHS dentists
The British Dental Association has warned the Scottish Government must step up to prevent a wholesale exodus from the service in April, following new figures from the Scottish Liberal Democrats…
MSP Tom Arthur meets with RAMH
Tom Arthur, SNP MSP for Renfrewshire South met with Recovery Across Mental Health (RAMH)’s Stephen McLellan (CEO) and John Leckie (Chair) at his constituency office recently.
Scotland’s wildlife struggling to recover from climate change and biodiversity loss
New figures from NatureScot show Scotland’s birds, mammals, butterflies and moths are struggling to recover as the twin crises of biodiversity loss and climate change take effect.