Councillor encourages public to get involved in public consultation on lifting Covid 19 lockdown restrictions
A Renfrewshire councillor is encouraging the public to get involved in public consultation on lifting Covid 19 lockdown restrictions.
Help for children in Renfrewshire exposed to harm under lockdown
NSPCC have launched a new campaign to help children in Renfrewshire exposed to harm under lockdown.
UWS and Stirling-based SME collaborate to produce new facemask which could slow the spread of COVID-19
A facemask prototype that could help prevent the spread of coronavirus is being developed in a partnership involving University of the West of Scotland (UWS) academics.
Local Green MSP to sit on Covid-19 committee
Green MSP for the West of Scotland Ross Greer is to be part of a 9-person parliamentary committee covering the response to the Coronavirus.
Former UWS Deputy Principal helps establish NHS Louisa Jordan
Former University of the West of Scotland (UWS) Deputy Principal Professor Paul Martin CBE has played a leading role in creating Scotland’s largest temporary hospital to help fight coronavirus.
‘It is important, now more than ever, to get your children immunised’ says councillor
“Get your children immunised” is the call from Councillor Natalie Don. The councillor for Bishopton, Bridge of Weir and Langbank, who recently became a mum for the first time, is
Foster parents are still needed during isolation in Renfrewshire
Despite the current COVID-19 pandemic, a national fostering agency who provides care for those in the Renfrewshire area is continuing to urge people to consider a vital career choice –
37,000 meals delivered to Renfrewshire residents
More than 37,000 meals have been delivered so far to Renfrewshire residents during lockdown.
Scots warned against counterfeit COVID-19 goods hitting the market
Scammers are duping the public and businesses with counterfeit goods to profit from the panic and fear caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Public urged to follow Covid-19 outdoor access guidance
Walkers, joggers and cyclists are being urged to act responsibly when out for their local exercise during Covid-19 restrictions, with extra consideration for people working outdoors.