OneRen unveils summer packed programme of activities
Football, gymnastics, rock climbing, and kayaking are just some of the action-packed activities available for young people in Renfrewshire to enjoy this summer.
An Comunn Gàidhealach Chief Executive to depart
An Comunn Gàidhealach has today announced that James Graham, Chief Executive Officer, will be leaving his position after more than fifteen years with the organisation, including more than five years
Renfrewshire Council committed to improvement says Accounts Commission
Renfrewshire Council has a strong commitment to improving, including creating a positive culture, supporting its staff to develop as leaders, and focusing on engaging with residents. It must now talk
Houston pupil wins national joke-telling competition final hosted at the Scottish Parliament
Scott MacLeod, a Primary Six pupil at Houston Primary School, had MSPs in fits of laughter at the VoiceBox grand final – a national joke-telling competition organised by the Royal
Renfrew Council considers £600k investment to secure historic Victory Baths
A Renfrewshire Council board is set to discuss a significant investment in Renfrew’s iconic Victory Baths, aimed at securing the long-term future of the building.
MINISO debuts today at Braehead Shopping Centre
Braehead Shopping Centre is delighted to officially welcome MINISO, which has now opened as the brand’s first store in the West of Scotland.
UWS backs alumni’s debut feature film in boost for Scottish creative talent
In a rare move for a UK university, UWS will directly support the production of a new independent feature film – highlighting its commitment to students and strengthening Scotland’s screen
£650,000 awarded to transform derelict land in Ferguslie Park in Renfrewshire
Renfrewshire Council has been awarded £650,000 to deliver the Belltrees project in Ferguslie Park which will restore 2.69 hectares of derelict land and create a new multi-functional greenspace.
Majority of parents in Scotland believe they had a safer, easier and better childhood than their children
The majority of parents and carers of children in Scotland aged 18 and under believe their own childhood was safer (61%), easier (52%) and full of better experiences (51%) than
Renfrewshire Reservists and Volunteers receive Lord-Lieutenant’s Certificates at Paisley Abbey
Two Army Reservists and two Cadet Force Adult Volunteers (CFAVs) have been presented with a prestigious certificate by the Lord-Lieutenant for Renfrewshire in recognition of their outstanding service to the