Paisley groups secure funding to celebrate World Gaelic Week
A local Paisley primary school and two community groups have been awarded funding to host events and activities that promote Gaelic language and culture as part of World Gaelic Week
Points boost in February for bus passengers as part of Renfrewshire’s Not Far? Leave the Car campaign
Bus passengers will be rewarded for leaving the car at home thanks to a month-long boost from Renfrewshire Council’s Not Far? Leave the Car campaign.
94% of Scots agree that swimming pools are important for safety
According to a representative poll of 1008 Scottish adults, 94% of Scots agree that swimming pools are important for safety by teaching children to swim.
People across Renfrewshire joined the UK’s biggest conversation on mental health stigma for Time to Talk Day
Workplaces, schools and community groups across Renfrewshire joined the UK’s biggest conversation on mental health stigma on Thursday 2nd February as part of Time to Talk Day.
M & CO closure: Labour MSP Neil Bibby to meet Public Finance Minister Tom Arthur
The Minister for Public Finance, Planning and Community Tom Arthur MSP has agreed to meet a Renfrewshire MSP over the devastating news that Inchinnan based M&Co is set to close
Council to consider changes to Listed Buildings rates
Renfrewshire Council’s Finance and Customer Services Policy Board is due to consider a new policy on empty property relief for listed buildings at its meeting on Thursday 9th February 2023.
Childline delivered 1,345 counselling sessions last year with children in Scotland experiencing suicidal thoughts or feelings
NSPCC Scotland has released new data from its Childline service – to mark Children’s Mental Health Week and raise awareness of how we can help and support children when they
UWS joins major arts partnership
University of the West of Scotland (UWS) has become the latest member to join the Scottish Arts and Humanities Alliance (SAHA).
Without reform NHS dentistry will go from crisis to collapse
Following a debate in the Scottish Parliament yesterday the British Dental Association has urged the Scottish Government to deliver meaningful reform to NHS dentistry by the autumn, stressing failure to
Natalie Don raises the closure of M & Co in Scottish Parliament
Natalie Don MSP has raised concerns about the future of her constituents who work in the M & Co headquarters in her constituency of Renfrewshire North and West.