West Scotland politicians pledge to protect fishing
More than 50 MSPs including three party leaders have put their names to a pledge that commits them to protect and support Scotland’s vital fishing industry and coastal communities.
Mid-year population estimates for Scotland in 2022
There were 5,447,700 people living in Scotland in mid-2022, according to the latest estimates from National Records of Scotland.
Own New Rate Reducer mortgage strikes the right chord with Miller Homes customers in Paisley
Miller Homes has launched a new partnership with Own New that could mean lower mortgage rates for people looking to buy a new build home in Paisley.
Police appeal for help to trace missing Johnstone man Robert Drysdale
Update: Body found in search for missing Johnstone man Robert Drysdale
Young Scottish adults offered free outdoor skills training
Ramblers Scotland’s free Out There Award training scheme returns this spring, with 30 events aimed at breaking down barriers to Scotland’s outdoors.
Mar Hall teams up with local businesses to host fashion show on Mother’s Day
Mar Hall Hotel, Golf & Spa Resort has announced a special Mother’s Day event as it teams up with Glasgow-based fashion brand Kiwi & Co and other local businesses to
Council tax frozen as budget sets out investment in a fairer Renfrewshire
Councillors have passed Renfrewshire Council’s £549.287million budget by votes 23-17.
Conservative councillor slams new parking charges in Paisley Town Centre
Councillor Neill Graham has slammed Renfrewshire Council for changes to parking charges in Paisley Town Centre.
OneRen offers a free adult swim for those accompanying kids under 5
OneRen has expanded an initiative designed to help more people to make a big splash across Renfrewshire’s five swimming pools.
MP condemns Home Office “appalling communications” over Erskine Bridge Hotel
A Renfrewshire MP has slammed the Home Office for “appalling communications” over their use of the Erskine Bridge Hotel to house asylum seekers.