Still time to see Quarriers Festival of Choirs
If your Christmas spirit needs a boost during a day of intense shopping, take a magical moment to pause and soak in the festive cheer of the Quarriers Festival of
Quarriers Festival of Choirs kicks off in local shopping centres
If your Christmas spirit needs a boost during a day of intense shopping, take a magical moment to pause and soak in the festive cheer of the Quarriers Festival of
Pension Credit drop-in event to check eligibility being held in Paisley tomorrow
People aged 66 and older are being encouraged to pop along to an event in Paisley to find out if they can get Pension Credit.
Food donation bags boost Tesco Winter Food Collection as charities prepare for tough winter
Tesco customers can make a huge difference to the lives of people in Renfrewshire facing hunger and hardship by donating long-life items this week.
Communities to Reclaim The Night as part of annual campaign
Renfrewshire residents are being encouraged to join the annual march to end domestic abuse, harassment and violence against women and young people.
Renfrew set to light up for Christmas this weekend
UPDATE: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED: Read more here: https://www.renfrewshire24.co.uk/2024/11/22/renfrew-christmas-lights-switch-on-event-cancelled-due-to-weather-warning.
Fifth of older people in Renfrewshire at risk of malnourishment
A fifth of older people in Renfrewshire are in danger of becoming malnourished, a charity says. Screening by older people’s charity Food Train has found that 21% of people aged
Renfrewshire parents and carers encouraged to become childminders
Parents and carers living in Renfrewshire looking for a flexible job that supports their family needs are being encouraged to look into a career in childminding.
Winter Connections programme returns for third year
Renfrewshire’s Winter Connections programme has returned with a brand-new programme of free fun activities and events.
National organisations unite for groundbreaking Scottish conference to equip churches to stay open
High costs of repairs, dwindling congregation numbers and lack of financial support are making the future of many church buildings in Scotland uncertain.