Craig Dhu: Last News

Police investigating an assault in Renfrewshire from nine months ago have today issued the picture of a man they would like to speak to as part of their enquiries.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Football fans across Renfrewshire are hanging out the Saltires and dusting off their old Scotland strips as Euro 2020 kicks off today.The coronavirus pandemic meant the tournament was delayed for a year.

Renfrewshire are not set to be impacted by the devastating cuts.The hospitality firm operates a number of venues in the area, including Gabriels and Craig Dhu, both in Paisley, Linwood Farm, The Flying Scotsman, in Renfrew, and The Projectionist at Braehead’s Soar.The news is a welcome reprieve for Renfrewshire’s hospitality industry, and West of Scotland MSP Neil Bibby, pictured, is relieved the area has been saved from another jobs blow.Renfrewshire is currently facing high unemployment rates following a series of high-profile job losses at Rolls-Royce, Glasgow Airport and Menzies Distribution – some of the area’s biggest employers.Paisley-based MSP Mr Bibby said: “This is a critical time for the economy and for our pubs.“It doesn’t