MSP welcomes quarter of million milestone of Baby Box delivries
MSP Natalie Don has welcomed the news that 61,856 of Scotland’s Baby Box have been delivered across Greater Glasgow and Clyde since the scheme’s inception – as more than a
Renfrewshire Conservatives launch campaign to save Gallowhill MUGA
Scottish Conservatives MSP Russell Findlay and Councillor Neill Graham are urging Renfrewshire Council to ensure an Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) at a park near Gallowhill Community Centre in Paisley
First-of-its-kind research by Scottish University into underemployment in Europe
University of the West of Scotland (UWS) is exploring the lived experiences of underemployed workers as part of a first-of-its-kind multi-institutional research project.
Entries open for creative challenge assisting complex-needs site design
Young people in Renfrewshire are being invited to take part in a creative challenge – launched today by Architect and TV presenter George Clarke – that will help shape a
Make numbers count and join new Multiply training courses
Renfrewshire residents who want to be more confident using numbers and maths are being urged to sign up for a new range of training and support.
Event: “Mary Queen of Science” probe by Paisley u3a
Why does the face of Mary Somerville, who was born in 1780 and grew up in Burntisland, appear on today’s RBS £10 banknotes?
Further release of Napier Grove Linwood homes coming in Spring
Merchant Homes has unveiled there will be a further release of its new family homes in Linwood starting at £197,500.
Drugged-up man attacked girl
A drugged-up thug brutally attacked a four-year-old girl.
SEPA investigate illegal dumping of waste in Johnstone
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) is launching a fresh appeal for information as part of an ongoing investigation into waste crime in Johnstone.
Teen spat at ticket conductor when told to sit
A teenager spat at a ticket conductor and brandished a bottle after being told to sit down on a train.