Active Communities welcomes new Chairperson
Renfrewshire-based charity Active Communities has appointed Susie Paterson as the new Chairperson of its Board of Trustees.
Johnstone care home manager found guilty of raping girl in his care
A man has been convicted of raping a girl who was in his care at a children’s home in Johnstone.
Explained: What Renfrewshire Council’s announcement means for schools in Johnstone
Original article: Council reveals options for multi-million-pound investment in Johnstone and Trinity schools Renfrewshire News breaks down yesterday’s announcement from Renfrewshire Council and what it may mean for pupils, parents,…
Council reveals options for multi-million-pound investment in Johnstone and Trinity schools
Councillors are to be updated next week on progress to identify options for the next stage of Renfrewshire Council’s ambitious multi-million-pound school investment programme.
PureGym Paisley celebrates trainer Laura’s incredible comeback and fitness success
PureGym Paisley has praised one of its personal trainers, Laura, for completing four major races in just five weeks – all while achieving new personal bests.
Miller Homes welcomes families in Paisley to join the Home Safe initiative
Miller Homes is helping make the streets of Paisley safer for children this autumn as it marks six years of its Home Safe initiative in the West of Scotland.
Paisley firm JR Scaffold recognised with Ministry of Defence Silver Award
A Paisley-based scaffolding firm has been recognised for its support of the Armed Forces community.
Consultation launched to modernise Scottish airspace
A major consultation has opened to gather views on plans to modernise Scotland’s airspace and transform the way aircraft travel in and out of Glasgow and Edinburgh Airports.
Paisley disability group fears ‘taxi tax’ will drive up fares for vulnerable people
Shopmobility Renfrewshire has warned that plans to impose VAT on private hire vehicle (PHV) fares could hit disabled, older and low-income passengers hardest.
Centenarian numbers in Scotland rise to more than 1,000
The number of people aged 100 and over has risen by four percent in the year to June 2024, according to National Records of Scotland (NRS).