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Two Renfrewshire politicians have attacked the UK Government after news of record breaking profits by energy companies as forecasts that winter energy bills for households across the nation are set…
Recent research by OFCOM has revealed that only 5.1% of people who are eligible are on social tariffs for either broadband or mobile phones. Social tariffs are cheaper broadband and…
Paisley Liberal Democrat campaigner, Jack Clark, has called for the Scottish Government to freeze rail fares for at least the remainder of the year.
The Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) is now open for eligible students who will be continuing their studies in the next academic year.
Up to 30% of householders with older, non-digital pre-payment meters in Renfrewshire may be missing out on vital energy payment support.
An additional £1million has been agreed by councillors to tackle poverty and support families and households under pressure from the cost-of-living crisis.
In a year where average food prices have soared nationally, Company Shop Renfrew, on Renfrew Trading Estate, has revealed that its members have collectively saved more than £4,386,126 on their…
More than three quarters of Scots are concerned about their current financial situation, according to a new survey from Glasgow Credit Union, which covers Renfrewshire, is one of the UK’s…
MSP Natalie Don has raised concerns over an increase in demand for debt advice.
Inequalities experienced by ethnic minority carers have been explored in a UWS-Oxfam Partnership research study.