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Home improvements, new council houses and large-scale housing regeneration will take place in Renfrewshire after councillors approved a £292million investment across the next five years during a meeting on Thursday.
The leader of the Labour group in Renfrewshire has blasted a 9.5% Council Tax rise and claimed residents are paying for ‘huge blunders’ by the current administration.
The latest statistics for Renfrewshire’s school leavers show an increased number going into positive destinations.
Natalie Don-Innes, MSP for Renfrewshire North and West, is encouraging young people across the constituency to showcase their sense of humour by participating in a national primary school joke competition.
A Renfrewshire councillor is urging for more to be done to protect historic buildings and heritage across Renfrewshire.
The Laurel and Hardy appreciation society, known as the Sons of the Desert (after the 1933 Laurel and Hardy movie) with local clubs known as tents (all named after Laurel
A violent sex attacker who put three women through horrific ordeals has been jailed for almost 14 years.
A man who allegedly charged at police officers with a chainsaw is to stand trial accused of attempted murder.
Major investment in Renfrewshire’s schools and roads will be delivered in coming years, as set out in Renfrewshire Council’s budget for 2025-26 agreed by councillors today. Councillors also agreed a
Pupils, teachers and families of Bargarran Primary School are celebrating getting a glowing report from Education Scotland’s inspectors.