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Paisley Halloween Festival will return to town next month to celebrate the spooky season with a packed programme of frightful fun for all the family.

A talented pupil from Johnstone High School had the honour of piping in front of Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, Patron of Columba 1400.

Paisley’s Beech Avenue and Johnstone’s Barochan Road have received positive feedback following inspections by the Care Inspectorate.

Members of Glenvale Football Club (FC) are accredited as Promise Keepers, joining more than 300 local people in the network set up by Renfrewshire Council.

Dozens of local people discovered the positives of volunteering at the special recruitment event organised by Renfrewshire Council’s Adult and Family Learning team.

Youth groups and pupils from Williamsburgh and St John Ogilvie primary schools have created three vibrant new murals to transform an area of Seedhill, Paisley.

Renfrewshire Council’s employability services has helped people overcome barriers to work and secure positive employment, education and training opportunities.

The community benefits have been delivered across 64 contracts in the past year – supporting local jobs, businesses, and community organisations in Renfrewshire.

Employers from across Renfrewshire will join forces next month for a series of events promoting jobs, training and education in the area.

Renfrewshire Council has been shortlisted for ‘Council of the Year’ at a UK-wide awards ceremony – with seven individual projects also nominated.