Kibble embraces spooky spirit for Halloween
Children and young people at Kibble embraced the spooky spirit this Halloween with a range of events and activities.
Death by driving sentencing guideline approved by the High Court
The Scottish Sentencing Council’s new sentencing guideline on death by driving offences has been approved by the High Court – marking a legal first for Scotland.
Man cleared of taking data from Ex-SNP councillor accountant
A man has been cleared of taking data without permission from an accountancy firm ran by a former SNP councillor.
Bogus landscaper caught again by news report
A bogus landscape gardener was caught again after a further victim read a news report on his other frauds.
Paisley man jailed for holding neighbour hostage
A serial thug who flouted four separate bail orders when he held his neighbour hostage has been jailed for five and a half years.
School leavers get second chance with charity funded programme
Specialist child and youth care charity Kibble is one of the partners chosen to work with Prince’s Trust to deliver a new skills development course, aimed at recent school leavers.
Paisley u3a learns secrets of ageing well
Senior lecturer in psychology, Dr Louise Brown Nicholls is paying Paisley & District u3a another visit.
Paisley carer accused of preventing elderly patient from getting help
Two carers are accused of preventing an elderly patient from getting help.
Food donation drive volunteer collectors required in Renfrewshire
Food banks and charities are facing increasing levels of need this winter and Tesco are urging people to give the gift of their time to take part in the UK’s…
Blind army nurse Noreen from Paisley conquers the West Highland Way
In 2014, Noreen Smith, from Paisley, lost most of her sight in her right eye. Three years later, despite injections for macular degeneration, her left eye also became severely limited.