Renfrewshire’s Provost Anne Hall is calling on local people to put forward their nominations to the Provost Community Awards. The…
Competition to win a Big Bobble Hat in partnership with Thomsons Cycles (see post below) Post by Paisley.
Runners at this year’s Paisley 10k Road Race and Fun Run showed just how big-hearted they are in a special fundraising initiative for British Heart Foundation (BHF) Scotland. Participants registering for the race online were, for the first time, able to make a charitable donation. More than £1,600 was raised for BHF Scotland, with further
2.4% increase in September passenger numbers Glasgow Airport has reported its 20th consecutive month of growth after 783,000 passengers travelled through its doors in September, representing an increase of 2.4% compared to the same period last year. The Ryder Cup, which proved a huge a draw for golf fans from across Europe and America, contributed
Paisley BID will boost small businesses. SMALL traders are the most likely to benefit from a vote to create a Business Improvement District, in Paisley. That’s the view of respected town centre businessman Ken MacDonald, who is backing the creation of a Paisley BID. He says businesses elsewhere in Scotland have saved more money than
18-25 year olds up for the CHALLENGE! Renfrewshire's school leavers, graduates and 18-25 year olds are invited to make a positive difference in the lives of others in third world commonwealth countries whilst adding travel, business fun and employability to their CV's! Ghana, Zambia and Uganda are three target destinations for successful applicants to Challenges
Over 115,000 passengers expected over weekend Glasgow Airport is gearing up for what is traditionally one of its busiest periods of the year, as tens of thousands of holidaymakers prepare to take to the skies for the October holiday week. More than 115,000 people are expected to pass through the airport between Friday 10 and
Bill’s first to vote on plan to revitalise town centre. PAISLEY businessman Bill Kelly reckons he is the first person to cast a vote to set up a Business Improvement District in the town. The owner of Print and Copy It, in High Street had filled in his ballot form and posted it before his
Local Company, Code Red, doing their bit for the Local Environment. You might have spotted a small, bright, chequered car buzzing around Paisley and wider Renfrewshire in recent weeks. Well, you won’t be alone. Local Fire Safety company, Code Red Fire, has decided to try and do its bit to help the local environment. While
CANADIAN AIRLINE TO LAUNCH NEW LONG HAUL SERVICE FROM GLASGOW AIRPORT. WestJet to operate direct flights to Halifax, Nova Scotia Glasgow Airport has further strengthened its long haul connectivity after Canadian airline WestJet announced it is to introduce daily, direct flights between Glasgow and Halifax, Nova Scotia during summer 2015. It will be the first
Full children’s programme for this year’s Spree. Paisley’s Spree festival is back for another year – meaning parents have loads to choose from to keep kids entertained during the October school break. The nine-day festival runs from 10 to 18 October and will see a series of big-name music and comedy acts perform at various
Renfrewshire Chamber is delighted to announce the shortlist for their annual business awards, the ROCCOs, sponsored in 2014 by the University of the West of Scotland. Commenting on the shortlisting process, Chamber President Tom Johnston said "this year we received 95 entries, the most we have ever received and the standard of entry across the