Impact of third sector and civil society explored by UWS
University of the West of Scotland (UWS) is part of a multi-institutional project which aims to better understand the scale, scope and contribution of the third sector in the UK.
Michele’s cancer battle ‘epiphany’ as she bags every turbine on giant windfarm
Michele Lennox finally believed she wasn’t going to die of cancer the moment she completed an amazing challenge of visiting every single turbine on the country’s biggest onshore windfarm.
Environmental and health charities are calling on all Scottish retailers to stop selling single-use vapes
Keep Scotland Beautiful, ASH Scotland, Marine Conservation Society and Laura Young are calling on retailers to follow Waitrose’s announcement of the ban of sales of single-use vapes
Grass species offers cancer treatment potential
A drought-resistant perennial grass could help in the fight against cancer, University of the West of Scotland (UWS) research has revealed.
26,240 families in Scotland saved on childcare costs with Tax-Free Childcare
More than 26,000 families in Scotland saved on childcare costs in December thanks to Tax-Free Childcare and HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is urging those yet to sign up not
Barnardo’s proud to support schools recognised for their dedication to emotional wellbeing of children
Three Renfrewshire schools and an Early Learning Centre that are excelling in putting children’s social and emotional learning at the heart of all they do have received global recognition.
Former Renfrewshire MP Douglas Alexander to stand as Labour candidate for East Lothian
Douglas Alexander, the former Scottish Labour MP for Paisley and Renfrewshire South, is to stand as a candidate for East Lothian in Westminster Elections in 2025.
Renfrewshire politicians react to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon resigning
We bring you reactions from politicians in Renfrewshire after the shock resignation of Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
Make sure relaxation of rules doesn’t impact on those with disabilities
Shopmobility Paisley & District are worried new rules to help hospitality businesses by enabling them to place tables and chairs on the pavement outside their premises without the need for
Greggs to open again at Glasgow Airport with 20 new jobs
Twenty new jobs will be created when Greggs arrives back at Glasgow in April to help satisfy the hankering kneads of millions of passengers.