Renfrewshire Council shortlisted for UK ‘Council of the Year’ award
Renfrewshire Council has been shortlisted for ‘Council of the Year’ at a UK-wide awards ceremony – with seven individual projects also nominated.
Aviation giant ZeroAvia to build major manufacturing facility at AMIDS in Renfrewshire
A new major manufacturing facility for the production of hydrogen-electric powertrains is to be built at the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland (AMIDS) in Renfrewshire.
First opening road bridge over the River Clyde set to open in Renfrewshire today
The Renfrew Bridge – the first opening road bridge across the River Clyde – will open at midday today marking the completion of the Clyde Waterfront and Renfrew Riverside project.
Nominations sought for Community Councillors in Bridge of Weir and Renfrew
Local people in Bridge of Weir and Renfrew are being encouraged to become part of their community council as the nomination process gets underway.
First section of the first opening road bridge over the River Clyde arrives in Renfrewshire
The first opening road bridge across the River Clyde is a step closer to completion as the first section of the Renfrew Bridge has arrived in Renfrewshire.
Council tax frozen as budget sets out investment in a fairer Renfrewshire
Councillors have passed Renfrewshire Council’s £549.287million budget by votes 23-17.
Sustainable Communities Fund to offer £1.5million to Renfrewshire community groups
Local communities in Renfrewshire will have the opportunity to apply for a share of £1.5million for innovative, sustainable projects that will enhance where they live.
Work begins on new phase of Exchange Theatre for children and young people in Paisley
Work on the next phase in the development of Exchange, Scotland’s first theatre for children, young people and families, commences this week in Paisley.
Development partner to deliver growth at AMIDS
Scotland’s home for manufacturing innovation has taken another major step forward with confirmation of its development partner.
Council agrees to extra funding to provide financial advice for families
An additional £1million has been agreed by councillors to tackle poverty and support families and households under pressure from the cost-of-living crisis.