Vote now in Celebrating Renfrewshire using the Young Scot voting platform. Voting closes on Wednesday 2 July.
The voting process
How the voting stage works, how to access the voting platform, how to vote.
Voting for Celebrating Renfrewshire is now open.
Young people aged 12 to 25 who live in Renfrewshire can vote on what projects they want to see delivered in their Local Partnership area.
Voting will take place on the Young Scot website using their online voting platform.
Vote now using the Young Scot Voting platform
What can I vote for?
Details for each project are available on the Young Scot website to make sure everyone can make an informed choice.
- Erskine, Inchinnan, Bishopton and Langbank
- Gleniffer
- Johnstone and Linwood
- Paisley East
- Paisley North, West and Central
- Renfrew
- The Villages
Young people will need to have a Young Scot card or a temporary number in order to gain access to their local partnership voting platform.
They will need to choose one partnership area that they want to vote on. This can be based on where they live there or an area where they use services.
Young people will have 3 votes to choose the top 3 projects they feel are needed in their local area.
Projects with the most high-ranking votes will be allocated their funding.
As a thank you for taking part, young people can collect Young Scot Rewards points by watching and reading about the projects on the run up to voting and by casting votes.
If you work with young people who do not have a Young Scot Card, you can email celebratingren@renfrewshire.gov.uk for a pack which will contain unique Young Scot numbers for you to give to those young people you work with to allow them to vote.
You must state your organisation name and Local Partnership area your young people are voting in and tell us how many young people you require numbers for when you email.
Updated 12 June 2025