Event: SAMAs Paisley Takeover – Full Festival revealed
The Friday night line-up of SAMAs Paisley takeover festival on Friday 2rd March will feature Heir of the Cursed and headliners Out Lines.
Scottish budget deal struck by SNP and Scottish Greens ‘a backroom stitch-up’ claims Labour MSP
The budget deal struck by the SNP and Scottish Greens does not stop austerity, tackle poverty or redistribute wealth or power, Labour MSP Neil Bibby has said.
State of the art school shared campus in Paisley scheduled to open its doors to pupils this August
An £8.5m state of the art school campus in Paisley is on track to open for the start of the school term in August.
Speeding significantly reduced on Beith Road, Johnstone since fixed speed camera was introduced
A fixed speed camera installed on Beith Road in Johnstone has significantly reduced speeding on that stretch of road, statistics show.
Tannahill Centre’s Community Cafe to be refurbished after a £25,000 award from the Glasgow Airport FlightPath Fund
A complete revamp of a Paisley-based community café is on the menu following an award of £25,000 to the Tannahill Centre by Glasgow Airport’s FlightPath Fund.
Book a fun time in your local library
Lesuire boss Joyce McKellar wants to put the fun into going to local community libraries.
Shepherd Chartered Surveyors relocates to new Paisley office
Shepherd Chartered Surveyors has relocated to larger premises in Paisley as it expands in response to a buoyant local property market.
Synchro skating team from intu Braehead are British Champs
Hours of practice at the Arena at intu Braehead ice rink has paid off for a team of synchronised skaters after they were crowned British champions.
St. Vincent’s Hospice raises more then £72,000 on their 30th Anniversary
St. Vincent’s Hospice raised more than £72,000 at their 30th Anniversary Ceilidh Ball, gathering hundreds of guests, supporters and sponsors from across the community on Friday 2nd February.
Help name five new streets in a competition at St Mirren’s old Love Street stadium
St Mirren supporters have the chance to see their playing heroes immortalised with a street named in their honour at the club’s former stadium.