Paisley Daily Express news for 4 April 2012

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Dog shot in the head after killing three sheep near airport Apr 04 2012

POLICE were called to a remote field when a furious farmer shot a crazed dog to death – just moments after it had ripped three of his sheep apart.Read

Lead thieves target church in £5000 haul Apr 04 2012

POLICE were last night hunting a shameless gang of crooks who stripped £5,000 worth of lead from the roof of a Paisley church.Read

Inquiries into fire bomb attacks continue Apr 04 2012

A FIREBOMB attack on a house in Johnstone is believed to have been sparked by a bitter feud between two families.Read

Parents campaigning to reinstate free school bus are backed by top Labour politician Apr 04 2012

A CAMPAIGN to get free school buses back on the road moved up a gear yesterday.Read

Paolo gets set for an Italian Job Apr 04 2012

THE proud parents of singing star Paolo Nutini are set to enjoy front-row seats as their chart-topping son lines up his very own Italian job.Read

Labour announce their key promises ahead of council election Apr 04 2012

LEADERS of Labour’s campaign for the forthcoming council elections have vowed to reinstate free school buses, bring in free parking for town centres on Saturdays and set up a 24-hour pothole helpline if they are successful at the polls.Read

Scottish Studies introduced Apr 04 2012

PRIMARY schools pupils across Renfrewshire are sum-thing special when it comes to maths, a new report reveals.Read

Frew’s future up in the air Apr 04 2012

RENFREW Juniors are facing the prospect of having to groundshare next season ... after being served with a notice to quit Western Park.Read

Police to target uninsured drivers in three-day campaign Apr 04 2012

A CRACKDOWN against uninsured drivers on the roads of Renfrewshire was launched yesterday.Read

Ken holds a torch for Olympic books Apr 04 2012

AS Olympic fever continues to build, people across the UK are looking forward to this summer’s sporting spectacular in London...but history buff Ken Galloway is just as excited when he looks back at the Games that took place in Germany three-quarters of a century ago.Read