MSP raises concerns over increase in older people facing financial hardship
New research from Age Scotland has revealed a substantial increase in the number of older people facing financial hardship.
Renfrewshire’s programme for Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival gets underway
A series of events, exhibitions and workshops are scheduled to take place across Renfrewshire in support of mental health and wellbeing as part of the annual Scottish Mental Health Arts
Renfrewshire care workforce vacancies increase by 58% since 2020
Scottish Liberal Democrat campaigner, Jack Clark, has highlighted figures from the Care Inspectorate which show ‘severe challenges’ in Renfrewshire’s care workforce.
Councillor Jennifer Adam to take over as Chair of Renfrewshire’s Integration Joint Board
Councillor Jennifer Adam has been appointed as the Chair of Renfrewshire’s Integration Joint Board (IJB). She will take over as Chair for the next meeting, which is scheduled for Friday,
Local MSPs visit the Renfrewshire Head Injury Service
Quarriers Renfrewshire Head Injury Service (RHIS) was delighted to host George Adam, MSP for Paisley and Tom Arthur, MSP for Renfrewshire South, to highlight the work that the service offers
Recovery community comes together to celebrate individual and group achievements
Hundreds of people were given the chance to celebrate their recovery from drug and alcohol addiction at a special gathering.
OneRen’s October school holiday programme set to return
OneRen’s October Programme is set to return, bringing plenty of fun-filled action for children and young people during the school holidays.
Ferguslie councillors welcome Ferguslie Sports Centre refurbishment
Two Ferguslie Park councillors have welcomed the news that a contractor is expected to be approved for Ferguslie Sports Centre refurbishment.
UWS to oversee new complementary therapy course in Glasgow
A course is set to start in Glasgow to give students the unique opportunity of gaining rare qualifications in complementary therapy.
Female suicides increase in Scotland
There were 762 probable suicides in 2022, an increase of 9 from 2021, according to figures published today by National Records of Scotland.