Surviving Self-Isolation: Going Out by Staying In

You Tube has plenty of ‘live’ music and other performances within its archives that you’ll find something to suit everyone’s taste.  However, with the lockdowns happening all across the world more and more artists are now streaming live shows as well as some more established artists releasing some of their back catalogue online.  Here’s a selection of some of the shows that are available this weekend (either live or via youtube archives).  So grab a drink (or two) and chill out to this selection of livestreams and some recent additions to YouTube.

Update on Council Services

Due to the ongoing Coronavirus (Covid -19) crisis, it has become necessary to adapt Renfrewshire Council services.  More details on this can be found at: http://www.renfrewshire.gov.uk/coronavirus-changestoservices

Surviving Self-Isolation: Don’t miss out on your Football Fix!

Yes it’s true that all football matches in Scotland (and elsewhere) are cancelled for the time being but that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on your football fix!  Thanks to St Mirren’s BuddieVision – which they’ve made free until matches resume – you can catch up on some St Mirren games plus interviews with players and staff.

Surviving Self-Isolation: Spend some time reading

To help everyone who has went into self-isolation we’re going to be highlighting some of the options to keep you occupied.  Everyone will have their own favourite hobbies or past times and some may have too much to do to even think about taking time out for themselves but it’s important to look after yourself and to take a break from the constant television coverage of the coronavirus crisis.

Cllr MacLaren congratulates groups supporting local communities

“It’s important we all work together and look out for one another during these very anxious times” said Councillor Kenny MacLaren (SNP – Paisley Northwest).

Councillors cancel surgeries but are still available to help

Following the latest advice from the Scottish Government and from CoSLA (Convention of Scottish Local Authorities), Councillors Kenny and Mags MacLaren have cancelled their scheduled surgeries for the rest of March and April.  They will review the situation later before making a decision on holding surgeries in May.