A WOMAN who has been diagnosed with terminal cancer ticked off one of her Bucket List wishes when she was…
Two of Scotland’s greatest jazz artists, saxophonist Tommy Smith and pianist Brian Kellock team up to bring you a beautiful…
Kilbarchan curried Fairtrade flavour at a special evening organised by the local Fairtrade group. Around 30 people attended Bobbins tea…
13.9% increase in February passenger numbers Glasgow Airport has continued its positive start to 2015 after more than 510,000…
An active antenatal class, designed to dispel the fear of birth, is launching in Renfrewshire and Inverclyde and aims to support and educate pregnant women in a ground-breaking way. Daisy Birthing, a Social Enterprise programme run by the Daisy Foundation, provides antenatal education with a difference – using gentle flowing movements and breathing techniques that
Paisley Natural History Society is continuing its spring 2015 programme of evening talks with an illustrated presentation by David Shenton…
Hundreds were sweet for the Fairtrade Bake Off as they packed into Paisley Town Hall to watch Helen McLaughlin, from Paisley crowned the competition winner. The winning cake, a peanut butter cake, was made using Fair Trade peanut butter, bananas, caster sugar and dark, white and milk chocolate. Judging the Bake Off was Guatemalan Fairtrade
LITTLE Katie Stevenson bumped into an alien from another planet when she was visiting the intu Braehead shopping centre. And…
New plans to merge local authority and NHS services for adults have been given the green light by Renfrewshire Council. The move is designed to help adults in Renfrewshire enjoy longer, healthier lives, lived in their own homes. It will also help local services work together to deliver the Scottish Government’s nine national health and
The first phase of work on the regeneration of housing in Johnstone Castle has begun. Demolition of the first vacant block of flats is now underway. The six flats, at Sycamore Avenue, are the first of 48 blocks of tenement flats that will be demolished as part of the programme to regenerate housing in Johnstone
When Harry and Jill decided to move their successful digital agency from a fancy Glasgow office to a converted bridal studio in Lochwinnoch, not everyone was convinced they were thinking straight, but since moving to Renfrewshire in October the company has not only significantly reduced their costs, they’ve nearly doubled their business! Kuka Studios started as
RAMH enables people to recover from mental ill health, and to build independent, fulfilled lives. How? We do this in…