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Provost goes on the road to find the caring hearts of Renfrewshire
To encourage people to nominate for this year’s Provost’s Community Awards, Provost Ronnie Burns is going on the road to meet the people.
Arkleston Primary praised by school inspectors
Arkleston has made the top grade with inspectors after being praised for its strong links with parents, other schools and the local community.
Help our garden grow!
Capability Scotland’s West lane Gardens appeals for public support to win £50,000 in People’s Millions, make your vote today (Wednesday 2 November).
Name that school!
Pupils, parents and teachers have been voting to help choose a name for the new secondary school on the outskirts of Linwood.
Don’t kid yourself over the dangers of fireworks
Children across Renfrewshire are shouting out the dangers of fireworks, thanks to a serious of innovative drama workshops being held across a number of the areas schools.
Getting a better service is child’s play in Renfrewshire
Key organisations from across Renfrewshire have come together to improve the lives of our children.
New cards give kids a sporting chance to get active
In an attempt to get more young people in Renfrewshire active, the Council are launching a new sports pass to give youngsters discounted rates.
Sponsored walk in support of day care for older people
Care staff from day care centres for older people across the Renfrewshire Council area took part in a sponsored walk recently.
Coining it in for Renfrewshire soldiers
Ex Servicemen in Renfrewshire were the beneficiaries of a unique fund-raising venture in Renfrewshire libraries over the weekend (Saturday 1st October).
Local traders warned they will be shopped for illegal sales of fireworks
Renfrewshire council, Strathclyde Police and Strathclyde Fire and Rescue Service are joining forces to target local retailers over the illegal sale of fireworks.
Council Education chief steps down
Shelagh Rae has retired after 33 years of local government service with Lothian Regional Council, Central Regional Council and Renfrewshire Council.
