Scottish Civic Trust My Place Awards 2015
North Edinburgh Community Grows community garden lands top civic prize Two Civic Champions honoured North Edinburgh Grows, a community garden design for North Edinburgh Arts has won the top prize…
Young savvy savers demonstrate financial skills to Council Leader
The next generation of savvy savers showed off their financial abilities to Renfrewshire Council’s Leader during his recent trip to a local school to see a new council initiative in…
Wizz Air announces new flights to Budapest and Lublin from Glasgow Airport
Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe, has announced it is to introduce direct flights between Glasgow and the Hungarian capital of Budapest. It will also…
Local girl selected for International Beauty Pageant
In aid of Rainbow Child Foundation Local resident Amber Marshall has been selected to compete for a place in an exciting beauty pageant being held in Disneyland Paris! Amber from…
Glasgow Airport gears up for Easter getaway
Glasgow Airport is gearing up for what is traditionally one of its busiest periods of the year as tens of thousands of holidaymakers prepare to take to the skies for…
Paisley transformation honoured at UK awards
The ambitious project to transform Paisley’s future using culture and heritage has been honoured at a prestigious UK-wide awards ceremony.
Glasgow Airport puts £25,000 up for grabs
Charities and community groups have been invited to compete for a £25,000 lump sum from the Glasgow Airport FlightPath Fund.
Gallery : Provost’s Community Awards
Distinction Certificates Back (from Left to Right) Robert Knox, Margaret Lavery, Lesley Compston and Elizabeth McLean. Front l-r Sheila Patterson, Doreen Polson, Renfrewshire’s Provost Anne Hall, Jessie James and Alan…
Community heroes honoured in Provost Awards
Renfrewshire’s Provost Community Award winners celebrated at a special ceremony held in the Tweedie Hall, Linwood.
£4.5m Russell Institute revamp takes step forward
The project to bring Paisley’s iconic Russell Institute back to life has taken another step forward, with the appointment of a contractor to lead the £4.5m restoration.