Record-breaking year for Scotland’s first alcohol-free music festival
A record number of people attended Scotland’s first alcohol-free music festival in Glasgow at the weekend, with thousands descending on Queens Park Arena.
Houston PS pupil represents Renfrewshire at the joke-telling competition hosted at the Scottish Parliament
Finn Templeton, Primary 4 at Houston Primary School in Renfrewshire, was among 28 primary schoolchildren from across Scotland, who had MSPs in fits of laughter as they highlighted the importance…
Landscape gardener makes a career change to shape the lives of young people
A care worker with national children’s charity Kibble is urging others to consider a career in care, after he made the switch from his career as a gardener and never…
Health charity urges Renfrewshire’s youth groups to join campaign calling for the end of vapes marketing targeting young people
ASH Scotland is marking World No Tobacco Day by urging youth groups in Renfrewshire to join the health charity’s campaign calling for the end of vapes advertising and marketing being…
Kellogg’s recalls Corn Flakes Chocolate Flavour because of small hard lumps of food
Kellogg’s is recalling Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Chocolate Flavour because they may contain small hard lumps of food which have formed in the product.
Green MSP backs bill to protect abortion access
West Scotland Scottish Green MSP Ross Greer has spoken in favour of a bill which would create 200 metre safe access zones, or ‘buffer zones’ to stop anti-abortion campaign groups…
Young people urged to be vigilant of sextortion and online blackmail
Sextortion incidents are on the rise and Police Scotland have issued advice to young people, their parents and carers on how to keep themselves safe online.
MSP Bibby backs right to palliative care
Neil Bibby MSP lent his support to end-of-life charity Marie Curie at a recent event at the Scottish Parliament.
Children 1st urges Scottish Government to deliver world-leading model of support for child victims and witnesses
Children 1st has urged the Scottish Government to deliver a world-leading model of support for victims and witnesses following a meeting with the Minister for Children, Young People and Keeping…
‘It’s OK to Ask’ – NHS encouraging patients in Renfrewshire to ask questions about their health and care
In a bid to encourage open communication between patients and healthcare professionals, NHS Scotland is promoting the ‘It’s OK to Ask’ campaign.