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Scotland’s reputation as a beacon of manufacturing and engineering innovation has been cemented today (21st March) with the launch of the world’s most pioneering, industry scale, fully digitally enabled, forging
Explorers can now complete their Rights Challenge Badge – launched today – meaning every child in Scouts Scotland can learn about, understand, and demonstrate their knowledge about human rights.
A thug punched a busker in a row over a cigarette lighter.
The Liberal Democrats at their conference last weekend in York passed their new Sport for the People motion that calls for the UK government to expand the list of sporting
Dozens of people gathered together for a song and a chat at a Saturday Get-Together event in the Methodist Central Hall, Paisley.
The world’s premier Gaelic language and cultural event, the Royal National Mòd, generated a £1.7 million economic boost to Paisley when it was hosted in October 2023, it has been
When Newton Mearns accountant Michael Macdonald had two strokes at the age of 31, his colleagues wanted to show support.
Young people across Renfrewshire who have contributed to over four thousand hours of volunteering as part of the Duke of Edinburgh Award have been recognised in a new celebration event,
The refurbishment of Paisley Museum has won a prestigious international award, recognising the significant role the project is playing in the town and wider region’s cultural regeneration.
Work on a new health and social care facility for the Dargavel and Bishopton communities will begin over the coming weeks now that technical details and legal procedures have been