Family fun will be at the forefront of Paisley Mòd 2023
Family fun will be at the heart of this year’s Royal National Mòd, with more activities for children and families on offer than ever before.
Investment in Renfrewshire’s play parks set to reach almost £5million by 2026
Play parks in Renfrewshire will have received an investment of almost £5million by 2026 as part of a programme designed to provide fun, inviting places to play for young people…
Voting due to close for Elderslie girl nominated for JustGiving Awards
Voting for a schoolgirl from Elderslie named as a finalist in this year’s teen category of the JustGiving Awards is due to close tomorrow.
Renfrewshire Provost congratulates new World Champions
Renfrewshire’s Provost Lorraine Cameron has offered her congratulations to Renfrewshire Schools Pipe Band, who were crowned World Championships in the Novice B category at the World Pipe Band Championships.
Renfrewshire receives £2million Scottish Government investment to improve active travel routes
Walking, wheeling and cycling is set to be safer and easier in Renfrewshire following the award of more than £2million in funding from the Scottish Government.
Arts Festival and Summer Fayre latest projects supported by Renfrewshire Council’s Villages Investment Fund
An arts festival, social garden and summer fayre are some of the latest projects to receive funding from Renfrewshire Council’s Villages Investment Fund.
Former care worker guilty of historic abuse
A former care worker has been convicted of historic abuse at a children’s home.
Cultural funding gives boost to local creative sector
Renfrewshire’s creative sector has benefitted from more than £2million of investment from cultural funds since 2016.
Royal National Mòd gets ready for piping hot competition for 2023
The Royal National Mòd is gearing up for some incredible piping competition this October as it looks to bring the rich sounds of Scotland’s beloved national instrument to Paisley with…
Claiming Child Benefit for teenagers studying or training after completing their Nationals
Parents have until 31st August to tell HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) that their 16-year-old is continuing their education or training, if they wish to continue receiving Child Benefit.