You can download the latest lists of Renfrewshire organisations receiving business rates relief.
Phone 999.
Phone 101 to contact the police in an urgent situation that is not an emergency.
Phone 111 to contact NHS 24 for urgent but not life-threatening medical help and advice.
Emergency Alerts is a UK Government service that will warn you if there's a danger to life nearby.
In an emergency, your mobile phone or tablet will receive an alert with advice about how to stay safe.
You may get alerts about severe flooding, fires or extreme weather.
Learn more about Emergency Alerts on the UK Government website.
Phone us on 0300 300 0380 to report an emergency flooding issue.
Report a blocked drain or non-emergency flooding issue online.
Phone 105 to report a power cut.
To contact Scottish Power directly, phone them on 0800 092 9290.
If there are exposed cables or damaged equipment, that’s an emergency – phone 999.
Learn more about preparing for and dealing with a power cut (Power Cut 105 website).
Phone 0800 111 999 to report a gas emergency to the National Gas Emergency Service.
To report a water issue to Scottish Water:
Phone us on 0300 300 0380 to report another emergency.
If you live in a council home, find out how to report a housing repair.
This is a list of phone numbers and other contact details for different types of urgent situations.
This committee prepares, monitors and reviews the strategic plan for the area on behalf of the member councils.
See more information about the Glasgow and the Clyde Valley Strategic Development Planning Authority Joint Committee on the Committees and Councillors website.
Brings together public, private and third sector agencies, along with Renfrewshire's local communities, to plan and deliver better services and to ensure that these services make a real difference to people's lives.
See more information about the Renfrewshire Community Planning Partnership on the Committees and Councillors website.
Deals with the planning and delivery of integrated community health and adult social care services.
See more information about the Renfrewshire Health and Social Care Integration Joint Board on the Committees and Councillors website.
Provides independent assurance on the adequacy of the risk management framework, the internal control environment and the integrity of the financial reporting annual governance processes.
See more information about the Renfrewshire Health and Social Care Audit, Risk and Scrutiny Committee on the Committees and Councillors website.
Reviews the operation of the licensing system in Renfrewshire and gives advice and recommendations to the licensing board.
See more information about the Renfrewshire Licensing Forum on the Committees and Councillors website.
A joint meeting between the Renfrewshire Licensing Forum and Licensing Board.
See more information about the Joint Renfrewshire Licensing Forum and Licensing Board on the Committees and Councillors website.
Make decisions over council tax, valuation for rating and electoral registration.
See more information about the Renfrewshire Valuation Joint Board on the Committees and Councillors website.
As the Centre of Procurement Expertise for the local government sector in Scotland, Scotland Excel supports the delivery of the wide range of essential public services provided by councils. It also provides assessment change management and education services.
See more information on the Committees and Councillors website about
The joint boards, committees, partnerships and groups we work with at the Council.
The service is led by:
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There are four departments in Renfrewshire Council:
Leisure and culture services in Renfrewshire are managed by OneRen.
Health and social care services in Renfrewshire are managed by Renfrewshire Health and Social Care Partnership (RHSCP).
These are led by the Corporate Management Team.
The corporate management team are:
You can watch
You can also find a link to the recording for a specific meeting in the agenda details.
For dates of meetings, agendas, reports and minutes, go to the Committee and Councillors website.
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An electoral ward is a geographic area used to elect local government councillors.
There are 43 councillors in Renfrewshire, each representing one of 12 multi-member electoral wards.
Each electoral ward has either three or four councillors.
You can find your ward using our interactive map.
The Council has:
Councillor Iain Nicolson (SNP) is the Leader of the Council.
Councillor Jacqueline Cameron (SNP) is the Depute Leader.
Councillor Lorraine Cameron is Provost of Renfrewshire (SNP – although this role is non-political).
You can search for your local councillor by postcode, party or ward on the Renfrewshire Committees and Councillors website.