Scottish addiction rehab specialist to host celebratory recovery gathering
An event designed to bring together people who are recovering from drug and alcohol addictions will be held in Renfrewshire next month.
Record numbers take part in Paisley 10k and Fun Run
Almost 3,500 people have taken part in the Paisley 10k and Fun Run, a new record for the popular event. The races are organised by OneRen – the local charitable
Men support group launches at Johnstone Burgh
A support group to provide men a place to talk about the issues of the day in a safe, confidential, and welcoming environment, will launch tomorrow in Johnstone.
Stay healthy while attending the UCI Cycling World Championships
As Scotland prepares to host the first ever UCI Cycling World Championships, NHS 24 is promoting information on how to access health and care services for both residents and visitors
Family of William McNally say his loss has ‘left a hole in our lives that cannot be filled’ as they aim to leave a legacy in his name
The aunt of teenage boy who lost his life while swimming is pleading with parents and families to make sure their children are aware of the dangers of open water
“I survived three strokes in three days” – Renfrewshire stroke survivor Tim fronts Chest, Heart & Stroke Scotland summer fundraising appeal
Tim Clark has survived three life-changing strokes in 2017 aged just 36. He was supported in his recovery by Chest, Heart & Stroke Scotland (CHSS), Scotland’s leading health charity.
Specsavers begins searching Renfrewshire to find Britain’s worst football team
Specsavers has begun scouring Renfrewshire as part of its nationwide search to find a grassroots football team in desperate need of a little help.
Shopmobility Roadshow promotes Wellbeing, History and Help
Shopmobility Paisley & District held the first in a series of Roadshows at the Wynd Centre on Wednesday 28th June. These events – funded by a grant of £4,600 from
Mortality rate in May similar to average
The mortality rate for May 2023 was similar to the five year average for this time of year despite the number of deaths being 5% above average, according to provisional