Paisley Daily Express - April 30, 2025

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April 30, 2025

Wildfires warning issued for Renfrewshire

It's a very busy road so they need to make sure it's signposted and people know what's going on...

1 min

Sewer work will shut road for four weeks

Driven to distraction Neilston Road in Paisley will be closed for around four weeks from the middle of next month

2 mins

Crimestoppers charity wins big thanks to young people from Kibble

Young people from Kibble have embarked on a bid to help people who have witnessed or experienced crime after donating thousands of pounds to a charity.

2 mins

Safety first at business

Renfrewshire-based Malcolm Group has been recognised for having high standards of safety.

1 min

Empty homes will be brought back into use as council reveals plans to tackle housing crisis

Empty homes will be brought back into use and more long-term social housing provided - as part of efforts to tackle soaring rates of homelessness in East Renfrewshire.

2 mins

Bibby blasts absent minister

Neil Bibby has accused Scotland's education secretary of setting a \"bad example\" for children - after reportedly skipping Holyrood questions on school violence to campaign for her party.

1 min

Children praised for manners in positive inspection

Attainment in a Renfrewshire village primary school has been branded “good” following a recent inspection.

2 mins

Old tenements are long gone

This week’s historical image takes us back more the 50 years to Seedhill Road in 1968.

1 min

Carney claims victory

PRIME minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party won Canada's federal election on Monday, capping a stunning turnaround in fortunes fuelled by United States President Donald Trump's annexation threats and trade war.

1 min

'Moronic mission' to damage tree

TWO friends filmed themselves in a “moronic mission” to cut down the famous Sycamore Gap tree, before keeping a wedge of the trunk as a “trophy” and “revelling” in their infamy when news of the vandalism broke the next day, prosecutors told a jury.

1 min

Bank accused of hampering cryptocurrency's advance

THE Bank of England's “prescriptive” rules could potentially “killing” London’s chances of becoming a global hub for stablecoins, according to a warning from an industry body.

1 min

BP stays cautious as Trump's tariffs bite

BRITISH energy titan BP was forced to scale back its share buyback programme, after President Donald Trump's tariff strategies sent oil prices into a nosedive.

1 min

Little lambs spring into action for kids

Spring has sprung at Houston Early Learning and Childcare Class (Houston ELCC) with baby lambs making it a baaalast of a visit for the excited young kids.

1 min

Government's 'no say in Open'

GOLF Downing Street says the hosting of the Open is a matter for the organisers amid claims US President Donald Trump has made repeated requests to Sir Keir Starmer for the 2028 event to be held at his Turnberry course.

1 min

No charges in Johnson death

ICE HOCKEY A professional ice hockey player arrested on suspicion of manslaughter following the death of fellow player Adam Johnson has been told he will not face any charges.

1 min

Fearnley beaten after Spain power-cut

TENNIS Jacob Fearnley fell to defeat against Grigor Dimitrov after their Madrid Open third-round match resumed following Monday's power-cut.

2 mins

Keep the wind-up going, insists Khan

BOXING

2 mins

Renfrew ladies turn their attention to Sunday's final in Alloa after losing to league winners

To mark the occasion-which will also see Edinburgh University Thistle face Cumbernauld Colts for the ScottishPower Regional League Cup final on the same day at noon - the Indodrill Stadium stands have the potential to be filled as students from Stirling and Edinburgh universities are being offered tickets at a special rate to show support for their teams.

1 min

DELIGHT AS MANDRON SIGNS NEW SAINTS DEAL

Frenchman stays for one more year

2 mins

Rutkiewicz targeting top spot for Arthurlie

Arthurlie boss Kevin Rutkiewicz is hoping it's a happy homecoming for him as his team aim to go top of the West of Scotland League First Division tonight.

2 mins

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