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First Minister, John Swinney, said: “This centre brings together life sciences and manufacturing – two of our most successful sectors. We know the life sciences sector is good for Scotland’s economy, but the medicines that will be made in Renfrewshire will benefit people around the world by offering innovative and life-saving therapies with the potential to treat cancer, heart disease, and Alzheimer’s disease.
A burst water main earlier today caused significant disruption, prompting a coordinated response from Scottish Water,Renfrewshire Council,Police Scotland and Scottish Fire and Rescue. A source
mist and freezing fog are expected to roll in from tomorrow night, bringing a wintry chill to the town. The fog is forecast to linger until Thursday, with the most challenging conditions predicted over Tuesday and Wednesday.
he crowd buzzed with excitement as performances filled the evening with joy and entertainment. From the enchanting moves of Maryann McCreadie School of Dance to the powerful vocals of the Paisley Rock Choir, the night was a celebration of local talent and community spirit. Other performers included Turning Point Renfrewshire, Erin Hepzibah, Vision Dance Academy, Jennifer Scott School of Dance, and the Proposal Cover Band, ensuring a memorable night for everyone in attendance.
The Family Advice service provided by the Council’s Advice Works team and the Schools Support Service provided by Renfrewshire Citizens Advice Bureau both make it easy for families to get advice locally.
Cllr Michelle Campbell with gritter drivers Alec Donaldson and Stephen Adam
Paisley Photographs 