Local Defibrillator Sites

Please note that some of these sites may have limited access. Check with the venue for full details.

Bishopton

The Cornerstone, Greenock Road
Bishopton Community Centre

Brookfield

Brookfield Village Hall Main Entrance

Bridge of Weir

Co-Op
Old Ranfurly Golf Club
Ranfurly Castle Golf Club
The Gate House, Bridge of Weir Leather Works

Elderslie

Elderslie Golf Club

Houston

Outside Church Hall, Main Street
Co-Op
Strathgryffe Squash & Fitness Club (Reception)

Howwood

Howwood Hall, Station Road
Christ the King Church, Bowfield Road

Johnstone

Keystore, Spateston
Keystore, Corseford
Johnstone Town Hall
Scottish Fire and Rescue, Thorn Brae

Kilmacolm

Kilmacolm Golf Club
St Columba’s Senior School
Gym, Birkmyre Park
Kilmacolm Library (rear of New Surgery)

Kilbarchan

Scout Hall
Kilbarchan Bowling Club

Linwood

Onyx Leisure Centre
Spar, Clippens Road
Asda

Paisley

Asda
Russell Institute

Quarriers

William Quarriers House at entrance to Faith Avenue
Country View

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The car park at Castle Semple is flooded and there is therefore no parking available.

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Renfrewshire parents can get £250 to help cover school costs

Families across Scotland are being encouraged to check if they qualify for the Best Start Grant School Age Payment as schools re-open next week.
The one-off cash payment is open to people who receive certain benefits or tax credits and are a parent or carer of a child born between 1 March 2015 and 29 February 2016.
Parents do not need to take up a school place to get the money – people who are home schooling or have deferred their child’s start date can still apply.
Social Security Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville said:
“The move from nursery to primary school can feel like a huge step for parents as well as kids. It can also come at a cost - putting extra pressure on low-income families.
“As parents gear up for kids starting school next week, many will be feeling the financial impact of Covid-19. I urge them to check if they are eligible for the School Age Payment and apply today.
“I'd also encourage people to check what other support is available to them at this difficult time, such as the school clothing grant and free school meals.”
Chief Executive of Social Security Scotland David Wallace said:
“Since the outbreak of coronavirus, we have been working in different ways with the vast majority of our colleagues now working from home.
"Despite these restrictions, we remain committed to getting payments to people who need it.
“We are encouraging people to apply online in the first instance. For those that cannot access the online application, a limited telephone service is available where people can speak to one of our Client Advisors.”
People can get more information and apply at mygov.scot/schoolpayment

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No! This is awful, hedgehogs added to most at risk list.

British hedgehog now officially classified as vulnerable to extinction

The inclusion, today, of the hedgehog in the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s

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