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The Town Centre Regeneration Fund is a grant to help bring vacant, underused or derelict properties in Renfrewshire’s town centres back into use.

This funds cultural regeneration programmes including artist development grants, town centre and neighbourhood creative installations grants, and cultural organisations support.

Investment over the next 3 years will ensure every council play park in Renfrewshire will have benefited from improvement, as set out in Renfrewshire Council’s budget for 2026/27.

You can pay your business rates by Direct Debit, online, phone, bank transfer, PayPoint, standing order, cheque or postal order, or in person.

Grants for artificial pitches, including a range of different surface types, structures or accessories like fencing, goals, and floodlights, but mainly for the pitches themselves.

Common Good property includes any assets or estates like land, buildings, civic regalia, art, cash or securities that are administered by a Scottish Local Authority.

We're installing a new ground source heating system to replace the current gas supply for heating and hot water in the Gallowhill and Glencairn Court tower blocks.

Find out about our play park investment programme, what works have been completed, and future plans to renew and refurbish our play parks.

Performers from the school's glee choir, Take a BOW, secured a place in the Scottish Primary School Glee Challenge 2025 and received a personal message from singer Emeli Sandé.

80 young children were excited to start school today (Monday 18 August) at St James’ Primary School, Renfrew.