New Digizone hubs providing digital skills support open across Renfrewshire
Hubs providing digital skills support and access to the internet and digital devices have opened across Renfrewshire.
Schools money advice services provide easy way for families to get advice
Renfrewshire families are being encouraged to use local advice services provided in local schools.
Renfrewshire schools recognised for their work to Keep The Promise
Two Renfrewshire primary schools have been recognised for their work to support care-experienced children and their families.
Ralston Primary and Early Learning and Childcare Class celebrate positive inspection
Pupils, staff and parents of Ralston Primary School and Early Learning and Childcare Class (ELCC) are celebrating a positive inspection report.
UWS launches research network to address underrepresentation of women’s health in research
The underrepresentation of women’s health in research is being addressed in a new initiative by University of the West of Scotland.
UWS and NHS Lanarkshire Strengthen Strategic Partnership
Tackling NHS recruitment challenges and advancing digital healthcare solutions will be at the heart of a continued partnership between University of the West of Scotland (UWS) and NHS Lanarkshire as
Paisley woman urges others to consider a career in care after successfully completing apprenticeship
Julie Ann McKinley from Dykebar has swapped her job working in retail for 25 years for a career working with care-experienced young people and is now urging others to consider
Primary 1 registration for children starting school opens early November
Renfrewshire parents and carers with children due to turn five soon are being asked to register them for school.
Local school in Paisley to receive fruit and veg from Tesco
Tesco is to invest £4m in a new scheme that will give young people in Paisley fruit and vegetables every day at school.
Fans of archaeology will enjoy a Roman treat at Paisley & District u3a’s next meeting
Professional archaeologist and heritage practitioner, Dr Alan Leslie shares why and how the Antonine Wall was built. He’ll also explore some less well-known facts about life as a Roman soldier.