Councillor wants to explore options for Linwood Museum
A Linwood councillor has spoken to council officials to explore options for a Linwood Museum showing the town’s proud history, heritage and culture.
Woman faces Paisley fire murder bid trial
A woman is accused of trying to kill two people by starting a fire as they slept.
Kibble apprentices lay groundwork for St Mirren’s season
The inspiring work of young people at Kibble’s Skills Academy have laid the foundations for St Mirren to have a successful season.
Renfrewshire organisations urged to take part in Scotland Loves Local Week
Businesses and organisations across Renfrewshire are being urged to take part in the first Scotland Loves Local Week. The seven days of events – taking place from Monday 28th August…
Cutting-edge demos boost small business growth in Scotland’s machining sector
From robotic machining, digital machine shop planning, low-cost machining IoT and process optimisations for cycling, automotive, fashion, and covid response, engineering experts at Scotland’s world-leading R&D manufacturing hub have helped…
UWS lecturer appointed to major education role
A senior lecturer from University of the West of Scotland’s (UWS) highly-regarded School of Business and Creative Industries has been appointed Chair of an internationally influential education group.
Stay healthy while attending the UCI Cycling World Championships
As Scotland prepares to host the first ever UCI Cycling World Championships, NHS 24 is promoting information on how to access health and care services for both residents and visitors…
Family of William McNally say his loss has ‘left a hole in our lives that cannot be filled’ as they aim to leave a legacy in his name
The aunt of teenage boy who lost his life while swimming is pleading with parents and families to make sure their children are aware of the dangers of open water…
MP Newlands: U-turn by Labour was “a shocking indictment on Labour’s priorities”
The SNP has said “Sir Keir Starmer has abandoned thousands of families in Scotland to poverty” – as new analysis reveals the areas of Scotland worst hit by the two…
Elderslie schoolgirl finalist in JustGiving Awards to celebrate her charity achievements in memory of her brother
A kind schoolgirl from Renfrewshire has been named as a finalist in this year’s Teen category for the GoCardless JustGiving Awards, after raising £20,000 in memory of her older brother.