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Kelburne Hockey Club’s bid to take over the running of Ralston Community Sports Centre has been turned down by Renfrewshire Council for a second time.

Two Philadelphia parents have been arrested after recklessly endangering their children. Last Thursday, police arrived at 30-ye

Renfrewshire Council has moved to allay concerns surrounding regeneration plans for Paisley’s Causeyside Street.

Residents have been given more time to share their views on potential road safety improvements at a series of junctions in Erskine.

A Scots mum has been left too scared to let her children play in the street after feral youths smashed motors and jumped on car windscreens in a terrorising rampage.

Plans to upgrade an artificial pitch at Erskine’s Park Mains High and add a multi-use games area at Kirklandneuk Primary have been given the green light.

Buddies can now go digital when paying for parking in Paisley town centre with the introduction of RingGo.

A Paisley-wide physical activity game that will see participants pound the pavements for the chance to win prizes is set to begin next week.

A councillor broke her foot after plunging off a stage moments after delivering a keynote speech.

iOS - Android Against this background, CAB is launching a campaign reminding people in East Kilbride that free, confidential and impartial advice is available for anyone who needs it.Last year East Kilbride CAB unlocked £1.2m in gains for people, helping over clients in the process. East Kilbride CAB manager, Michelle Campbell, told Lanarkshire Live : “The end of furlough, an increase in energy bills and the £20 cut to Universal Credit are all about to happen over the next few weeks.

East Kilbride Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) remains open and are still providing essential face to face appointments for clients who cannot deal with issues by other routes, all in line with Scottish Government guidance. That's the message from the manager of East Kilbride CAB, Michelle Campbell who gave advice on measures in place.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A battle between two councillors to become the SNP's parliamentary candidate for Renfrewshire North and West next year is set to go on for another two weeks after the initial vote ended in an historic tie.In what is understood to be a first in the party's history, an equal number of members got behind Michelle Campbell and Natalie Don as they fought for the right to represent the nationalists in the Holyrood elections next May.The SNP has said an internal contest has never before resulted in a tie.Members in that constituency will now be asked to cast their vote again over the next fortnight and it is hoped a definitive result will emerge on Monday,

A selfless Renfrewshire councillor who was called up for a nursing shift during the Covid-19 outbreak has donated all her earnings to a mental health charity.