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.
Councillor arranges meeting regarding safety of three Johnstone pedestrian crossings
A Johnstone councillor recently arranged a meeting to highlight growing concerns by local residents over the safety of three pedestrian crossings on a busy road in Johnstone.
Students already benefitting from UWS’s partnership with Ukrainian university
Students are already benefiting from the University’s new partnership with the Ukrainian State University of Railway Transport (USURT).
Renfrewshire community groups can benefit from funding to tackle smoking harms
Community groups in Renfrewshire are invited to apply for funding and a package of tailored support to improve the mental, physical and financial wellbeing of people they work with by…
Eyesore Linwood ‘top shops’ area secured and cleaned up
An eyesore abandoned shop unit in Linwood has recently been cleaned up and made secure from antisocial behavior.
Students paint new bereavement hub for ACCORD Hospice
A group of Paisley Painting and Decorating students have been putting their skills to good use in the local community at ACCORD Hospice.
Higher Education Minister officially opens Corseford College
Scotland’s Minister for Higher Education and Further Education, Youth Employment and Training has officially opened the country’s first dedicated complex needs college in a major education milestone.
Paisley groups secure funding to celebrate World Gaelic Week
A local Paisley primary school and two community groups have been awarded funding to host events and activities that promote Gaelic language and culture as part of World Gaelic Week…
Points boost in February for bus passengers as part of Renfrewshire’s Not Far? Leave the Car campaign
Bus passengers will be rewarded for leaving the car at home thanks to a month-long boost from Renfrewshire Council’s Not Far? Leave the Car campaign.
94% of Scots agree that swimming pools are important for safety
According to a representative poll of 1008 Scottish adults, 94% of Scots agree that swimming pools are important for safety by teaching children to swim.