Paisley’s Learning and Cultural Hub wins national award
Paisley’s Learning and Cultural Hub has won a national award. The new home for Paisley Central Library won the physical category at the EDGE Awards. EDGE brings together national and
Residents reminded to purchase 2024/25 garden waste permits
Residents in Renfrewshire are being encouraged to purchase their 2024/25 garden waste permit before the new service begins on 1 April 2024.
Paisley academics recreate legendary Cutty Sark in VR
A new immersive virtual reality (VR) experience is allowing members of the public to step back in time and explore the legendary Cutty Sark ship.
UWS graduates shortlisted for prestigious BBC Award
A fast-rising band who recorded their first single at University of the West of Scotland (UWS) has been shortlisted for a prestigious national music award.
A taste of what’s to come at Paisley Food and Drink Festival
Spring is in the air and with it comes the return of one of Scotland’s largest outdoor food and drink festivals to Paisley.
Paisley Museum and Kairos Women+ win big at the Smiley Charity Film Awards
Groups connected with the refurbishment of Paisley Museum are celebrating today after picking up an honour at the Smiley Charity Film Awards in London. Kairos Women+ worked with film-makers Media
Two dogs seized after dog attacked in Paisley
Warning: contains graphic images of injury detail at the end of this article Police have charged a man after his two dogs attacked another dog in Paisley.
Sex attacker who raped girl in Paisley is behind bars
A sex attacker is behind bars after raping two young girls.
Pioneering forging research hub puts Scotland at the forefront of advanced engineering
Scotland’s reputation as a beacon of manufacturing and engineering innovation has been cemented today (21st March) with the launch of the world’s most pioneering, industry scale, fully digitally enabled, forging
All Scouts up to 18 in Scotland can now Explore new human rights badge
Explorers can now complete their Rights Challenge Badge – launched today – meaning every child in Scouts Scotland can learn about, understand, and demonstrate their knowledge about human rights.