New project targets breakthroughs in immune-health therapies
An ambitious new project hopes to transform drug development – helping scientists to develop safer and more effective therapies for diseases that impact immune health.
Winter deaths fall across Scotland
There was a 10% fall in the number of people who died during winter last year, according to new figures from National Records of Scotland.
PACE presents Christmas at The Art Department
PACE Theatre Company is delighted to announce its programme of festive experiences aimed at ages 7 and under, with plans to transform its space at the Art Department into a
School enterprise project gets a boost from Taylor Wimpey’s sustainability efforts
Children from Primary 7 at Dargavel Primary have been busy painting and decorating bird boxes as part of a sustainability challenge set by the local Taylor Wimpey development to encourage
Communities to have their say on Renfrewshire’s next Local Development Plan
Communities are having their say on Renfrewshire’s future by taking part in early engagement for the next Renfrewshire Local Development Plan.
Fun events for Renfrewshire families to launch new Family Wellbeing Service
A new family support service in Renfrewshire is hosting public events for parents and carers to meet the team.
Pupils embrace different cultures and celebrate diversity
Pupils from St James’ Primary School in Paisley have been learning how to respect and appreciate the diversity different cultures bring to the local community.
Beaverbrooks invests £2m in major refurbishment of Braehead store, increasing two and a half times in size
Family-owned national diamond, jewellery and watch retailer, Beaverbrooks, has made its largest investment of this year in its Braehead store, which has increased two and a half times in size.
Scottish Greens call for introduction of ‘mansion tax’ in Scottish budget
The introduction of a ‘mansion tax’ on the sale of the most expensive homes is one of a number of property tax changes proposed by the Scottish Greens, with the
Cllr MacLaren demands “urgent action” over A761 flooding issues
Councillor James MacLaren is demanding “urgent action” is finally taken to tackle drainage and flooding issues on the A761 approaching Bridge of Weir.