Fresh start Burgh Bootcamp launches at Johnstone Burgh
A brand new early-morning bootcamp has kicked off at Johnstone Burgh’s Keanie Park — helping locals get fit and active in time for Christmas.
MJC Law named finalist for High Street Firm of the Year at 2025 Herald Law Awards
Paisley-based firm MJC Law has been named as a finalist for High Street Firm of the Year at the 2025 Herald Law Awards of Scotland – a national event recognising
Paisley firm’s charity sports auction raises over £35,000 for good causes
A landmark charity auction of one of Scotland’s most extensive private sports memorabilia collections has raised more than £35,000 in support of two charities close to the heart of Paisley
Planning application lodged for Thorn Athletic’s major ground redevelopment
Thorn Athletic Football Club has lodged an application for planning permission for the first part of a major project at its home ground in Greenend Avenue, Johnstone.
Paisley Halloween Market set to transform town hall into spooky spectacular
Paisley Town Hall will be at the heart of the town’s Halloween celebrations later this month as the Paisley Halloween Market returns on Saturday 25th October.
Renfrewshire pensioners reminded of winter heating payment
Renfrewshire residents of State Pension age are being reminded that they will receive the new Pension Age Winter Heating Payment from Social Security Scotland this winter.
Hillview nursery in receives positive Education Scotland report
Hillview Early Learning and Childcare Centre (ELCC) on Blackstoun Road in the Ferguslie area of Paisley has received a positive inspection from Education Scotland.
Rolls-Royce manufacturing leader Neil Mantle appointed to NMIS board
The National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), based at the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland (AMIDS) in Renfrewshire, has appointed Rolls-Royce executive Neil Mantle to its board.
Public asked for views on making Renfrewshire a fairer place for all
Renfrewshire Council is asking local people to have their say on plans to tackle discrimination and promote equality.
Colleges feeling impact of funding cuts
Scotland’s colleges face major changes in how they operate as funding pressures continue to mount.