Paisley toddler Anne had pumpkin to laugh about on visit to garden centre
Toddler Anne McGhee was certainly pumpkin up the jam when it came to having fun at a pumpkin patch on Sunday.
Scottish Green MSP welcomes ‘buffer zones’ to protect abortion access
Ross Greer, the Scottish Green MSP for Renfrewshire has welcomed the creation of safe access zones, or buffer zones, outside abortion service providers in Renfrewshire, and across Scotland, from the…
Green MSP hits out at reintroduction of peak rail fares
The reintroduction of peak rail fares will cost workers and families in Paisley a fortune, says Ross Greer, the Green MSP who secured their removal last year.
Growth ensures Paisley construction firm success on council housing framework
A Paisley construction firm has successfully expanded its presence on the coveted Scotland Excel New Build Residential Construction framework, mirroring the company’s impressive growth.
Miller Homes welcomes Paisley causes to apply for funding
Miller Homes is inviting local groups and causes in Paisley to apply to its Community Fund, with applications for the next round now open.
Charity invites renfrewshire community organisations to sign charter helping Scotland to become a tobacco-free generation
ASH Scotland is encouraging organisations and groups in Renfrewshire to sign up for Scotland’s Charter for Tobacco-free Generation and help their communities and the country progress towards reducing smoking rates…
Fans of archaeology will enjoy a Roman treat at Paisley & District u3a’s next meeting
Professional archaeologist and heritage practitioner, Dr Alan Leslie shares why and how the Antonine Wall was built. He’ll also explore some less well-known facts about life as a Roman soldier.
Information event for parents and carers considering Gaelic schooling
Parents and carers with preschool children who are interested in them attending the Gaelic unit at West Primary School, Paisley, are encouraged to come along to an information event to…
Renfrewshire residents urged to clear out their wardrobes to help more children and young people survive cancer
People in Renfrewshire are being urged to clear out their wardrobes to help more children and young people survive cancer.
MSP welcomes boost for Social Security support for families in Renfrewshire
MSP Natalie Don-Innes has welcomed the news that the Scottish Government will enshrine in law the requirement to increase social security payments each year in line with inflation.