Paisley dog handler walks the walk Up Ben Nevis 6 months after her stroke
Laura Collingwood, from Paisley, tackled Ben Nevis with her group of friends to raise more than £1,500 for Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland.
Children’s Mental Health Week: A woodland walk works wonders
To help promote Children’s Mental Health week, Forestry and Land Scotland is inviting families and young people to visit a forest – and find out that a woodland walk works
10,000 patients in Scotland benefit from robotic-assisted surgery
More than 10,000 patients across Scotland have benefitted from da Vinci robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) since 2021, following a major expansion of da Vinci surgical systems which was designed to reduce
Entries now open for the Paisley 10k and Fun Run
The Paisley 10k and Fun Run will see thousands taking to the streets when the event returns to the town on Sunday 17th August, 2025.
Neilston community invited to share barriers to getting outdoors
Residents of Neilston are being encouraged to step forward and help shape the future of walking and wheeling in their community. Scotland’s national walking charity, Paths for All, and a…
Everyone is welcome at Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life events in 2025 to raise funds for life-saving research
Broadcaster and DJ Adele Roberts is urging Scots to kick start the New Year by signing up for Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life.
People in Renfrewshire invited to join biggest mental health conversation
People across Renfrewshire are being called on to get comfortable and start talking about mental health.
Paisley 10k officially set to return for 2025
The date has been confirmed for the 2025 Paisley 10k Road Race and Fun Run.
Facial scarring motion described as ‘first of its kind’ passed by council
Renfrewshire Council has passed a motion to provide specialist support for victims who are inflicted with a facial scar due to an assault.
Patients urged to prioritise their prescription planning for the festive period
As the festive season approaches, NHS 24 is urging people who rely on repeat medicines to plan ahead to ensure they have enough of their prescription to last through the