Craig Dhu wins best pub in Renfrewshire award
Paisley bar The Craig Dhu has won the Best Pub in the Renfrewshire category at the Regional and National Pub Awards.
Councillor MacLaren raises concerns over slow compensation claims for forced prepayment meters
Renfrewshire councillor Kenny MacLaren has hit out at how long it is taking for customers to receive compensation from the forced installation of pre-payment meters.
‘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.
Man freed after serving two years on remand for attacking partner
A man who repeatedly attacked his partner will be released from jail having been behind bars for two years.
Renfrewshire’s Provost raises over £15,000 for local group Clothed in Love
Renfrewshire’s Provost Lorraine Cameron raised £15,448.05 for local group Clothed in Love in 2023.
Groundbreaking hangover research group holds conference in Scotland for first time
Top international researchers on the causes, consequences and treatment of alcohol hangovers will be coming to Paisley and Glasgow next week.
Scottish trad music is trending – research reveals the top 10 most popular trad songs
New research released by VisitScotland reveals the growing popularity of Scottish traditional music, finding that over a third of Scots (34%) have started listening to it more often in the…
Paisley makes its mark as part of town centre living roadshow
Walking tour showcases town centre as people from across the country explore how to unlock huge potential for communities.
UWS to host an open day for local businesses
The University of the West of Scotland, (UWS) Business Innovation team will host its first-ever #BringTheBuzz Doors Open Day on Wednesday 17th April.
With up to 1.7 million cancer patients in need of emotional support, Cancer Support UK launches innovative online wellbeing checker tool
Cancer Compass is a new tool that allows anyone living with or beyond cancer to check their emotional wellbeing and, in just a few seconds to find the right support.