Johnstone High pupil pipes at royal celebration of charity Columba 1400
A talented pupil from Johnstone High School had the honour of piping in front of Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, Patron of Columba 1400.
Award-winning show Stuntman coming to Paisley Arts Centre
Award-winning Scottish company SUPERFAN are bringing their high-octane Edinburgh Fringe hit Stuntman to Paisley this autumn.
Johnstone Sound seeks performers for Christmas lights switch-on
Community radio station Johnstone Sound is calling on local talent to take part in this year’s Christmas lights switch-on event at Houston Square.
Rare mineral theft leads to first conviction of its kind in Scotland at Paisley Sheriff Court
A mineral collector has been convicted of damaging Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) by using a hammer to break rocks to collect rare minerals to sell, in the first…
MSP welcomes Renfrewshire Schools Pipe Band to Holyrood
Renfrewshire Schools Pipe Band has been welcomed to the Scottish Parliament by local MSP Tom Arthur, following their successful appearance at New York’s Tartan Day earlier this year.
Young people bring colour to Paisley through new murals
Young people have created three vibrant new murals to transform an area of Seedhill in Paisley.
Bonnie the Bus rolls in to support Erskine Veterans
Erskine Veterans Charity has unveiled “Bonnie the Bus”, a brand-new minibus bought with funds raised by the charity’s army of supporters who raised more than £75,000 in just a few…
McGill’s Buses announce new £25m Glasgow depot bringing 850 jobs
McGill’s Buses, which already has depots in Johnstone and Inchinnan, has announced a major £25 million investment in a new base close to Glasgow city centre.
Renfrewshire young swimmers invited to make a splash with competition
Young swimmers in Renfrewshire are being handed the unique chance to see their creativity celebrated by sporting royalty for Learn to Swim Month.
Minister highlights importance of secure care during Kibble visit
Scotland’s Minister for Children and Young People, Natalie Don-Innes, visited Kibble’s Paisley campus this week to see first-hand the specialist support being provided at its Safe Centre.