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Roar Connections For Life is looking for new members to join its weekly group in Linwood.

A BT Scotland corporate team has completed a memorial walk in Dunoon in memory of their colleague Tom Butt while supporting ACCORD Hospice.

Community groups and organisations across Renfrewshire are invited to apply for funding to run free activities that help connect people with others during the winter months.

Based in Paisley, Dee Dental Paisley is a fully private dental practice providing preventative, general and cosmetic dentistry.

Organisers have declared the 2026 Paisley Comedy Festival a hit after four days of shows at Paisley Town Hall and Paisley Arts Centre drew hundreds of people. Plans are already under way for a 2027 return.

The Tartan Trek, mental health campaigner Craig Ferguson's 3,300-mile walk across America for SAMH, has been named Fundraising Campaign of the Year at the Third Sector Awards 2026. The campaign has raised more than £1.4 million.

Ferguslie Cricket Club has secured £162,000 from sportscotland's Sport Facilities Fund, covering half the cost of a new pavilion with modern changing rooms and accessible facilities. The club hopes it will help grow women's and girls' cricket in Renfrewshire.

Later that evening, legendary Scottish favourites Big Vern 'n' The Shootahs arrive at The Bungalow. Since forming back in October 1989, they've built an incredible reputation, performing more than 2,600 live shows across the UK.

Sanctuary Scotland and Persimmon Homes have started building 23 energy-efficient affordable homes at Dargavel Village, backed by £2.7 million of Scottish Government funding.

Detectives are asking for witnesses and footage after a Ford Focus was set on fire outside a property on John Lang Street, Johnstone, in the early hours of Thursday 10 September.

Councillors have agreed to write off £339,122.66 in council tax, business rates and other debts that can no longer be recovered, including sums owed by former businesses in Paisley and Renfrew.
The project forms part of wider investment in Erskine town centre, creating an attractive and flexible public space that supports community activity and enhances the local environment.
Govan Law Centre has lodged a judicial review claiming the council's plan for allocating new accessible homes at Howwood Road discriminates against disabled applicants. The council says it will defend the case.

Podcast listeners can access the two episodes on Spotify or YouTube, where contributors discuss the challenges of addiction, the importance of connection and the role recovery communities play in changing lives.

Police are asking anyone who witnessed the incident, or who was driving in the area and may have dashcam footage, to come forward. Even information that may seem minor could help investigators piece together the events.