Erskine ambassadors urge supporters to sign up for Kiltwalk
A record-breaking Paralympian and an award-winning accordionist have joined forces to urge supporters of Scotland’s largest Veterans charity to sign up for this year’s Kiltwalk.
Labour hit back as Renfrewshire Conservatives accuse local Labour group of being in “disarray”
Renfrewshire Conservatives have accused the local Labour council group of being in “disarray” after two longstanding councillors quit the party in recent months.
MSP welcomes quarter of million milestone of Baby Box delivries
MSP Natalie Don has welcomed the news that 61,856 of Scotland’s Baby Box have been delivered across Greater Glasgow and Clyde since the scheme’s inception – as more than a
Renfrewshire Conservatives launch campaign to save Gallowhill MUGA
Scottish Conservatives MSP Russell Findlay and Councillor Neill Graham are urging Renfrewshire Council to ensure an Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) at a park near Gallowhill Community Centre in Paisley
First-of-its-kind research by Scottish University into underemployment in Europe
University of the West of Scotland (UWS) is exploring the lived experiences of underemployed workers as part of a first-of-its-kind multi-institutional research project.
Make numbers count and join new Multiply training courses
Renfrewshire residents who want to be more confident using numbers and maths are being urged to sign up for a new range of training and support.
Event: “Mary Queen of Science” probe by Paisley u3a
Why does the face of Mary Somerville, who was born in 1780 and grew up in Burntisland, appear on today’s RBS £10 banknotes?
Drugged-up man attacked girl
A drugged-up thug brutally attacked a four-year-old girl.
Teen spat at ticket conductor when told to sit
A teenager spat at a ticket conductor and brandished a bottle after being told to sit down on a train.
Scottish businesses offered support to bridge the growing skills gap
The latest Confederation of British Industry’s (CBI) employment trends survey revealed three-quarters of UK business are struck by labour shortages, while an Open University study found 70% of Scottish companies