Month: September 2016

A St Mirren player who has been tipped for footballing stardom went back to his old school – to tell current pupils how his time there helped kickstart his career.

Gavin Newlands MP pledged his support for grassroots sport and recreation at the inaugural Parliamentary Sports Fair on Tuesday 13 September, organised by the Sport and Recreation Alliance.

Paisley’s top stand-up night returns to Paisley Arts Centre and Paisley Town Hall this month with an impressive line up of comedians, alongside award-winning MC Scott Gibson.

Young people across Renfrewshire are set to benefit from a series of community cultural projects awarded from the second round of a £500k culture fund.

A group of politicians have contacted the developers of Paisley’s former Territorial Army building asking for details of their plans for the iconic building.

A new play about being alone and making friends, starting fights and falling in love, being invisible and talking to cats is coming to Paisley.

Paisley First, a business-led group set up to regenerate Paisley’s town centre, has announced its backing for the town’s bid to be UK City of Culture 2021.

Irish Airline Ryanair have launched its biggest Glasgow summer schedule for 2017, including four new routes from Glasgow Airport.

Glasgow Airport has recorded its busiest summer on record after more than 943,000 passengers travelled through its doors in August representing a 7.4% increase on the same period last year.

A group of politicians have contacted the developers of Paisley’s former Territorial Army Building asking for details of their plans for the iconic building.