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Residents in Paisley are increasingly concerned about a derelict building at St Mary’s School, which has been left unsecured for three weeks. Locals fear for safety as children and drug users enter the property. They are urging Renfrewshire Council to secure the site to prevent potential injuries before demolition begins.
Residents in Renfrewshire can now apply for a garden waste collection permit for 2026/27, costing £52, valid until 30 April 2027. Applications should be submitted by 10 April 2026 to ensure timely processing. Without a permit, garden waste in brown bins won’t be collected, though alternatives are available for disposal.
Renfrewshire councillors have approved a budget to enhance local neighbourhoods, focusing on clean and enjoyable open spaces. Key investments include £2.1 million for play parks, £200,000 for sports facilities, and £100,000 for public memorial improvements. Funding will also support community groups, aiming to foster pride and improve residents’ quality of life.
An application has been lodged which could see two vacant units in Renfrew brought back into use as indoor sports facilities. The proposal seeks a change
Renfrewshire Council has issued a Prior Notification for Demolition for two housing blocks in Paisley, marking the beginning of phase three of the wider housing regeneration programme.
The Paisley Museum construction has reached completion, marking a significant milestone in its £68.7 million redevelopment by Renfrewshire Council. The project, designed by renowned architects AL_A, aims to transform the museum into a leading European attraction, enhancing visitor experience through modern galleries and dedicated spaces, set to reopen in 2026.
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