Latest statistics show excess deaths fall in 2023
After three years of excess deaths driven by the pandemic, deaths in Scotland returned to expected levels in 2023, according to new statistics from National Records of Scotland.
Community health and social care faces unprecedented pressures and financial uncertainty
Community health and social care faces rising unmet need. Managing the crisis is taking priority over prevention due to the multiple pressures facing the bodies providing these services.
Celebrating a decade of legacy: The 10th anniversary of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games
On the 10th anniversary of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, a new survey reveals that 75% of Scots believe the event significantly boosted national pride, enhanced international reputation, and improved…
Paisley style Hollywood Boulevard Walk of Fame revealed
Paisley, has been contributing to the world stage for centuries and now Paisley buddies from the world of stage, screen, music, art and sport – who have made a significant…
Calls to protect Renfrewshire volunteers as community engagement grows
As new research from The National Lottery Community Fund reveals a growing enthusiasm for volunteering among UK adults, Ansvar Insurance is calling on charities and organisations across Renfrewshire to prioritise…
Insect Week 2024: Forestry fostering rare bugs and beasties
A study has found that rare insects are thriving on harvested forestry sites.
Deaths below expected levels in first quarter of 2024
The number of deaths registered in Scotland in the first quarter of this year was almost 9% lower than the expected number, according to figures published today by National Records…
Road near Johnstone Centre closed after incident
Police have closed a stretch of road in Johnstone after a man was found injured this morning.
Police appeal for information after man assaulted in Paisley
Police Scotland are appealing for information after a man was seriously assaulted in Paisley on Saturday.
Renfrewshire’s Provost pledges support for MND Scotland
Renfrewshire’s Provost Lorraine Cameron will be raising much needed funds and awareness for MND Scotland throughout 2024.