Residents in Renfrewshire encouraged to join national Spring Clean
People across Renfrewshire are being encouraged to sign up for a national challenge to address the country’s litter emergency.
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People across Renfrewshire are being encouraged to sign up for a national challenge to address the country’s litter emergency.
Gardeners and local history fans can learn how 55 acres of Paisley farmland became a public park.
Renfrewshire’s Big Spring Clean is back for another year, with litter picks set to take place throughout March and April.
Groups working across Scotland to improve their local communities through climate and nature friendly activities are being encouraged to join a network of like-minded people.
Designs have been revealed for play parks across Renfrewshire that will be renewed in the coming months, as part of a programme to provide fun and welcoming places for young
Changes to a key Scottish Government benefit will see an estimated 20,000 people able to access money to help with the cost of food shopping for the first time.
Due to new guidance, sofas, armchairs and other upholstered furniture items are no longer be accepted at most Renfrewshire Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRC).
A freedom of Information request by Scottish Liberal Democrats shows that there has been 7,267 fly-tipping reports in Renfrewshire since 2019/20.
Environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful has relaunched its Clean Up Scotland Hero award, with Renfrewshire’s Kathreen Cannon the first winner.
People in Renfrewshire are invited to attend a paid online workshop to learn more about littering issues.