Work underway at Brodie Park as tennis court investment begins in Renfrewshire
The first stage of investment in Renfrewshire’s tennis courts is underway as enhancements to the courts at Brodie Park in Paisley take place.
One week left to renew your tax credits, HMRC warns
Almost 172,000 tax credits customers have until 31 July to renew their annual claim and HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is urging them to not miss out.
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.
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
First set of #YouDecide projects complete in Renfrewshire
Communities in Renfrewshire are seeing the benefit of their decisions as the first set of projects from the #YouDecide campaign are completed.
Renfrewshire care home enhances living environment with renovations and specialist care units
A Renfrewshire care home has unveiled a series of renovations aimed at providing an uplifting and enhanced living environment for its residents.
#YouDecide project hailed as exemplar model by COSLA and Scottish Government
A participatory budgeting project in Renfrewshire has been held up as an exemplar model for Scottish local authorities following a presentation to the Scottish Government and COSLA.
Glasgow to Donegal summer service take flight
Loganair, the UK’s largest regional airline, marked a milestone this week as services between Glasgow and Donegal were restored as part of the airline’s summer timetable.
People with mental illness are not getting help over fears they will be blamed for their problems.
Mental illness continues to be unfairly stigmatised in Scotland, with people reporting that they feel the public view them as dangerous, unpredictable, and to blame for their problems.