Renfrewshire secondary school is second best state school in Scotland for highers
But the County has also seen some spectacular drops - with one falling 93 places down the list. See our Renfrewshire league table inside
Proud of the hard work - headmaster Colin Johnson with some of his senior pupils (Image: paisley)
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Police Scotland welcomes sentencing of Elderslie coach jailed for abusing young players
Vile ex-coach John Queen used his position as a coach to abuse young players over a four years period.
Queen, from Elderslie, was jailed at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court yesterday (Image: Kilmarnock Standard)
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Paisley photographers turn the lens on lockdown life in new online exhibition
Bethenay McBride
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Two budding Paisley photographers have turned the lens on lockdown living as part of a new exhibition.
Plans would have seen hundreds of homes built in Paisley CAMPAIGNERS who have fought endlessly against controversial plans to build more than 600 homes in Paisley are celebrating after the proposal was thrown out by councillors in a shock move.
Planning chiefs had recommended permission be granted to a consortium of developers who wanted to build the properties on surplus land at Dykebar Hospital, despite admitting serious problems around biodiversity, roads and schools. But in what has been described as an unusual move , planning board convener Marie McGurk went against her staff during a crunch meeting yesterday and received unanimous support from elected members to turn down the proposal, the site of which was located within her Paisley Southeast ward.