CAMRA Guide highlights pubs and brewery numbers across Scotland
The Campaign for Real Ale’s (CAMRA) Good Beer Guide – the UK’s best-selling beer and pub guide – is celebrating its 51st edition with a striking cover and a foreword
Scotland’s Climate Week – Climate conversations helping to shape Renfrewshire’s path to net zero
National and local partners have joined communities for a series of conversations which are helping to shape Renfrewshire’s path to net zero.
Students urged to prioritise health
As the new academic year is due to begin, NHS 24 is championing the health and well-being of students beginning their college and university journeys in Scotland.
Deaths in Scotland up 7% in second quarter of 2023
The number of deaths registered in Scotland in the second quarter of 2023 was up 7% on the average for this time of year, according to new statistics from National
Police begin search for man after report of sexual assault and inappropriate behaviour
Police Scotland are appealing for information following two reports of sexual assault and inappropriate behaviour from a man, which took place on Thursday.
£1m for victims as collection rates stay strong
Figures published today by the Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service (SCTS) show continued improvement in collection rates across most fine and penalty types in Quarter 4 2022/23, including in both
Kids have a great summer at council’s holiday camps
Hundreds of kids are having a summer of fun thanks to Renfrewshire Council’s free activity camp programme.
Renfrewshire care home enhances living environment with renovations and specialist care units
A Renfrewshire care home has unveiled a series of renovations aimed at providing an uplifting and enhanced living environment for its residents.
#YouDecide project hailed as exemplar model by COSLA and Scottish Government
A participatory budgeting project in Renfrewshire has been held up as an exemplar model for Scottish local authorities following a presentation to the Scottish Government and COSLA.
People with mental illness are not getting help over fears they will be blamed for their problems.
Mental illness continues to be unfairly stigmatised in Scotland, with people reporting that they feel the public view them as dangerous, unpredictable, and to blame for their problems.