Paisley u3a uncovers Glasgow’s hidden treasures
Kilmacolm-based photographer, David Walker is sharing his personal images of the city this afternoon. The audience can look, listen and learn about often unseen architectural gems hidden in and around
Hollywood movie idols influenced 50s and 60s baby names
Hollywood stars Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn influenced the names of Scottish babies in decades gone by, according to new analysis by National Records of Scotland.
Construction Group promotes from within to bolster its growing Scaffold business
JR Scaffold Services has promoted two new directors in Kellyanne Conway and John Jack, firming up its commitment to nurturing its own talent and recognising the existing skills and expertise
Lochwinnoch man who racially abused doorman jailed for eight months
A head chef at Partick Thistle who racially abused a doorman was jailed yesterday for eight months.
Councillor slams decision to move crucial health services away from Bridge of Weir
Bridge of Weir Councillor James Maclaren has slammed a decision to remove treatment services from a medical centre in Bridge of Weir.
MSP reveals £38,808,990 delayed discharge price tag in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Scottish Labour MSP Neil Bibby has warned that delayed discharge in West Scotland is “piling pressure on hospitals” as a new report reveals the issue cost NHS Greater Glasgow and
Loganair celebrates the introduction of new ATR aircraft into Glasgow
Loganair, the UK’s largest regional airline, is introducing its first ATR aircraft to Glasgow Airport as part of a multimillion investment to upgrade and futureproof its fleet.
ACCORD Summer Fayre is a massive success raising nearly £10,000
The ACCORD Summer Fayre which was held on Saturday has proved to be a massive success raising just under £10,000 for the organisation.
Thousands enjoy Sma’ Shot Day fun in Paisley
Thousands turned out to enjoy a day of fantastic live entertainment at Paisley’s annual Sma’ Shot Day celebrations on Saturday.
Renfrewshire’s Provost to set sail to maintain Renfrew’s fishing rights
Renfrew residents are being encouraged to join Renfrewshire’s Provost Lorraine Cameron as she carries out the traditional act of casting the nets to maintain Renfrew’s fishing rights on the River