Councillor Lorraine Cameron SNP

13/06/2026

For information - Council arrangements for Sunday/Monday

Recycling centres closed on Sunday 14 June

All household waste recycling centres will be closed on Sunday 14 June.

They’ll be open as usual from Monday 15 June.

No bin collections on Sunday 14 June

There will be no bin collections on Sunday 14 June. We’ve sent a letter in the post to anyone affected by this change. Please check your letter for your rescheduled bin collection dates.

Also there will be no staff out collecting bags, emptying of public bins or grass cutting either this will return as usual from Monday 15th.

Staff where given the choice of either having Sunday 14th or Monday 15th off and they picked to have the Sunday off as there World Cup Holiday.

07/06/2026

26/05/2026

EMERGENCY ROAD CLOSURE
Craigielinn Avenue, Glenburn, Paisley

The Renfrewshire Council, in exercise of the powers conferred on them by Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by Schedule 1 of The Road Traffic
(Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991, and of all other powers enabling them in that behalf, hereby gives notice that, because works are being or are proposed to be executed on or near the roads, no person shall drive or cause or permit to be driven or cause or permit any vehicle (except works vehicles) to wait or load on the following length of road in the town of Paisley in the Unitary Authority of Renfrewshire:

Craigielinn Avenue, Paisley

Reason for Restriction: Emergency Carriageway Repairs

Vehicles left on the road in contravention of this Notice will be moved out of the works area. Emergency access will be maintained. Access to premises will be maintained where possible.

Alternative Routes: Nethercraigs Road, Limecraigs Crescent, Wardhouse Road, Braehead Road, Hillcrest Avenue, Caplaw Road and vice versa.

This notice is in place from today, Tuesday 26th May 2026, and will remain in place until repaired. Approx. 5 days.

This notice will only be effective when so displayed by signs in accordance with The Traffic Signs Regulations & General Directions 2016.

08/05/2026

30/04/2026

There’s a rumour that the number 17 bus from Foxbar to the QEUH is being removed.
This is untrue. The timetable is being changed and you can find out the details using the link below:

Timetable for 17 - Foxbar to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

18/03/2026

Police in Renfrewshire are advising businesses and members of the public to remain vigilant following an increase in incidents involving counterfeit notes being used at local premises.

Recent reports indicate that counterfeit notes have been presented at a number of businesses, including retail and hospitality venues.

When accepting cash payments, staff are encouraged to take a moment to check notes carefully.

Signs a note may be counterfeit include:

⚠️ Ink that can be scraped off with a fingernail (this will not occur on genuine polymer notes)
⚠️ Holograms that appear stuck on rather than being part of the note design
⚠️ Poor print quality or blurred details

Businesses are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspected counterfeit notes.

If you receive a suspected counterfeit note, please report it to Police Scotland by calling 101

https://orlo.uk/MbEdm

20/02/2026

All because of one lone skater gliding across the world's largest ice rink wearing a kilt on Burns Day, the Great Canadian Kilt Skate has grown in the past 11 years to become a movement across the USA, Canada, and now even in the home of Robert Burns, right here in Scotland. ❄️

Braehead Arena has teamed up with the organisers to host a home leg this Saturday (21 February) afternoon on their ice rink, and they are urging other ice rinks to join in for the kilt skate next year.

The Skate takes place at 2.30pm on Saturday at Braehead, and skating is FREE for anyone wearing a kilt.

20/02/2026

FAO Glenburn residents.

Renfrewshire Council have received information from Scottish Forestry on the requirement re-plant the Braemount site, where trees were previously felled due to disease.
They have confirmed that we must re-stock the site in accordance with the Felling Licence which was granted for the removal of the trees.
The council will aim to schedule re-planting over the period October 2026 to March 2027 which will keep us within the Scottish Forestry deadline of June 2027.
If you have any questions please drop them in the ‘comments’.