Rise in marriages akin to post-war booms
Last year saw a large increase in couples tying the knot, comparable to the post-war booms of 1919 and 1945, according to figures released by National Records of Scotland.
Kids have a great summer at council’s holiday camps
Hundreds of kids are having a summer of fun thanks to Renfrewshire Council’s free activity camp programme.
MP Newlands: U-turn by Labour was “a shocking indictment on Labour’s priorities”
The SNP has said “Sir Keir Starmer has abandoned thousands of families in Scotland to poverty” – as new analysis reveals the areas of Scotland worst hit by the two…
St Mirren FC directors granted Interim Interdict at Court of Session
Two directors of St Mirren FC are suing former director Alan Wardrop for defamation.
Denise Van Outen to host Discolicious Brunch in Bishopton
Nineties star Denise Van Outen is inviting funlovers to join her for a disco brunch this August in Ingliston Estqre and Country Club in Bishopton – and she’s already excited…
Elderslie schoolgirl finalist in JustGiving Awards to celebrate her charity achievements in memory of her brother
A kind schoolgirl from Renfrewshire has been named as a finalist in this year’s Teen category for the GoCardless JustGiving Awards, after raising £20,000 in memory of her older brother.
More children turn to Childline during the summer as they struggle with eating disorders and body image issues
Childline, the counselling service run by the NSPCC, reveals new data showing that 40% of all the counselling sessions they delivered last year on eating disorders and body image took…
Fèis Week 2023 at Johnstone High School gets underway
Budding young musicians across Renfrewshire are getting the chance to participate in a range of traditional cultural workshops as part of Fèis Week.
Pop-up bank to open in Johnstone after RBS closure
Royal Bank of Scotland is providing a pop-up bank in Johnstone to provide support and answer customer questions after their Johnstone branch closes.
Life-changing voyage for Paisley teenagers
Young people from Kibble have returned to dryland after a “life-changing” four-day expedition with Ocean Youth Trust (OYT) Scotland.