Liberal Democrats select James Kenyon for Paisley in Holyrood election
The Scottish Liberal Democrats have selected James Kenyon as their candidate for Paisley ahead of the Scottish Parliament election on Thursday 7th May 2026.
This page brings together the latest political news from across Renfrewshire, including council decisions, policy changes, debates and statements from elected representatives. Stories are updated as decisions are made and new information becomes available.
The Scottish Liberal Democrats have selected James Kenyon as their candidate for Paisley ahead of the Scottish Parliament election on Thursday 7th May 2026.
Nearly 400 people with learning disabilities and complex care needs across Scotland are set to benefit from a £20 million funding package aimed at helping them live in their own
Reform UK has confirmed candidates in all three Renfrewshire constituencies ahead of the Scottish Parliament election on Thursday 7th May 2026.
Renfrewshire councillors heard a series of case studies showing how local advice services have helped families facing illness, poverty, debt and housing insecurity.
Eligible voters in Renfrewshire are being reminded to register to vote after the next Scottish Parliament election was announced today.
A new project aimed at identifying families at risk of poverty before they reach crisis point is set to launch in Renfrewshire.
A £337million investment in Renfrewshire Council housing was approved by councillors today to ensure tenants have warm, welcoming homes and housing services which meet their needs.
Investment over the next three years will ensure every council play park in Renfrewshire will have benefited from improvement, as set out in Renfrewshire Council’s budget for 2026/27 agreed by
Renfrewshire Council has approved a £622.794 million budget for 2026/27, including a 7.5% rise in council tax and a 7.5% increase in council house rents.
A Renfrewshire MSP has challenged First Minister John Swinney over the long-term impact of scrapping the Glasgow Airport Rail Link after a rise in airport drop-off charges.