Star of stage and screen, and new pace patron, James McArdle reveals Paisley location of Scotland’s first dedicated young people’s theatre
PACE Theatre Company has announced actor James McArdle as its first patron.
Heriot Primary School and Mary Russell School are top-of-the-class
Pupils and teachers at two Paisley schools were over the moon to find out their latest positive inspection results.
Renfrewshire ‘retrofit’ housing project could slash heating bills by 90%
An innovative housing project in Renfrewshire will help to tackle climate change and could slash tenant’s annual heating bills to £150.
Revealed: First images of new Paisley High Street Learning and Cultural Hub
The first images showing how a vacant former retail unit at the heart of Paisley’s High Street will be turned into a 21st-century community facility housing library services are today…
Take part in 12 week Glasgow University course at the Tannahill centre
The Tannahill centre will be running a new activate course with Glasgow University in the coming weeks.
Local kids to play in prestigious basketball Jr. NBA tournament
Young basketball players from Renfrewshire will emulate the hoops superstars of America’s top teams.
Cabinet Secretary Derek Mackay to deliver UWS Brough Lecture
Derek Mackay MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Economy and Fair Work, will present the University of the West of Scotland’s annual Brough Lecture at Paisley Campus on Monday.
Climate Emergency Working Group set to meet to outline plans to make Renfrewshire carbon neutral by 2030
Renfrewshire Council has reiterated its green credentials as it outlines climate change as an immediate priority, with its Climate Emergency Working Group set to meet tomorrow.
Touring opportunity for young traditional musicians
Young musicians from across Renfrewshire will have the opportunity to experience life as a touring musician this summer with the Fèis Phàislig Cèilidh Trail.
UWS researchers hope to improve livelihoods and nutrition in Rwanda with ground-breaking project
Researchers from University of the West of Scotland (UWS) are helping Rwandan farmers to improve livelihoods and nutrition in the country through a ground-breaking new aquaponics research project.