Bridge of Weir Primary becomes first Renfrewshire school to receive two excellent inspection grades
Bridge of Weir Primary School has become the first school in Renfrewshire to receive two excellent grades in an Education Scotland inspection.
New beginners’ line dance class to start in Howwood
A new line dance class for absolute beginners and beginners will start at Howwood Village Hall on Wednesday 28th October 2026.
Paisley Legal Walk returns in support of access to justice
Members of the legal profession, aspiring young lawyers and local supporters joined the Paisley Legal Walk to explore the town’s legal history and raise funds for the Access to Justice…
First Buffyfest event to be held at Browns Lane in Paisley
Buffy the Vampire Slayer fans will be able to enjoy themed cabaret, craft stalls and a singalong at the first Buffyfest event at Browns Lane in Paisley on 17th October…
Paisley’s Club 69 prepares for three-night closing weekend
Paisley’s Club 69 will hold three closing parties from Thursday 8th to Saturday 10th October 2026, marking the end of the current team’s time at the venue.
Renfrew FC Walking Football group celebrates fifth birthday
Renfrew FC’s Walking Football group celebrated its fifth birthday with a visit from Provost Lorraine Cameron at New Western Park on Wednesday 7th October.
The Scottish Wedding Show returns to Glasgow’s SEC this October
The Scottish Wedding Show will return to Glasgow’s SEC on 17th and 18th October 2026, bringing together more than 200 wedding suppliers.
Google Maps and Waze launch UK fuel price feature
Google Maps and Waze are launching a fuel price feature in the UK, allowing motorists to compare petrol and diesel costs at nearby stations.
Gleniffer Thistle submits asset transfer request for The Marshes pitches
Gleniffer Thistle FC has submitted a community asset transfer request for The Marshes pitches on Lochfield Road. The club wants to take on management of the site to improve the…
Johnstone History Society to host talk on St John’s Church
Johnstone History Society will welcome Rev. Dr Lisa Curtice for a talk on the Irish influence on Scottish Episcopal identity on Tuesday 13th October.