Month: February 2019

The intriguing story about one of Scotland’s unsung heroes is being told in a new play being staged at Paisley Arts Centre.

Quarriers has become one of the first health and social care charities in Scotland to achieve Investors in People Platinum status.

The Bungalow bar erupted when 1970s punk band Sham 69 were escorted through the crowd on Friday night to take their place on the stage at the Shuttle Street venue.

A man has been arrested in the West End of Paisley after a report of him driving erratically was received by Paisley Police.

Planning to get married will be a piece of wedding cake thanks to an event taking place at Johnstone Town Hall.

Veterans who attend Erskine Reid Macewen Activity Centre in Bishopton are thrilled to have won £2,ooo through Tesco’s Bags of Help initiative.

Paisley Grammar School pupils, parents and teachers are celebrating a strong school inspection report.

Local charities, schools, community projects and good causes across Renfrewshire could receive a share of £5,000 thanks to CALA Homes’ 2019 Community Bursary.

Veterans Minister Graeme Dey today visited Scotland’s Bravest Manufacturing Company (SBMC) to see first-hand how its setting injured veterans up for the future through its newly-established Learning and Development Department.

When Sham 69 entered the Bungalow Bar at 10.15pm on Friday night, the place erupted as they were escorted through the crowed and right past me as I flashed away…