‘Centuries-old’ Scottish traditions in danger of being lost to time
Culture and traditions that have shaped communities across Scotland are at risk of being permanently lost to time, according to researchers.
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Culture and traditions that have shaped communities across Scotland are at risk of being permanently lost to time, according to researchers.
New Vodafone research has found that 838,000 people living in some of the most deprived, rural areas of the country could benefit from the speedy roll-out of 5G, including better
More than six in 10 (61%) of rurally based LGBTQ+ young people in Scotland feel that their local area is not a welcoming place, according to a new report.
Hundreds are expected to turn out to pay their respects to the fallen as parades are carried out in towns and villages across Renfrewshire, with services taking place to mark
The Scottish Sentencing Council’s new sentencing guideline on death by driving offences has been approved by the High Court – marking a legal first for Scotland.
Renfrewshire Council is seeking the views of residents on what they want from bus services in the area.
Tom Arthur, MSP for Renfrewshire South, has welcomed the introduction of the Baby Loss Memorial Book for anyone who has experienced pregnancy or baby loss prior to 24 weeks.
Heavy and persistent rain is expected to continue into tomorrow as trains and roads have been affected by flooding in and around Renfrewshire.
Switching on the Christmas lights is a dream come true, and this year it will be a reality for three lucky school pupils!
Renfrewshire Youth Voice are seeking nominations for the 11th annual edition of the Positive About Youth (PAY) Awards.