Renfrewshire Council opens Book of Condolence following passing of Pope Francis
Renfrewshire Council will open a Book of Condolence following the passing of Pope Francis.
Photographs from Friday’s Paisley Food and Drink Festival 2025
This year’s Paisley Food and Drink Festival is officially underway, and local photographer David Cameron, as always, is there to capture the moment.
Paisley Food and Drink Festival 2025 gets underway
Visitors turned out in their numbers to enjoy Paisley Food and Drink Festival 2025 as the fantastic first day got underway.
Johnstone mum taking part in Kiltwalk for Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland
Johnstone woman Lisa Harkins is participating in the Glasgow Kiltwalk this weekend in memory of her father-in-law Robert Bright.
Paisley apartments completed and set to welcome new tenants
A collection of 48 flats for social rent have been completed in Paisley’s East Lane by The JR Group on behalf of Loretto Housing Association.
Renfrew shoppers called on to help raise vital funds for food allergy charity
Generous shoppers in Renfrewshire can help a fundraising campaign to support medical research into food allergies.
Scottish Government rolls out new payment for pensioners in Renfrewshire
The Scottish Government has launched the new Pension Age Disability Payment (PADP) across Renfrewshire and Scotland, replacing the Attendance Allowance.
SQA exams begin for 132,000 learners across Scotland
SQA exams begin this week for tens of thousands of learners across Scotland, who will sit assessments for National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher courses.
Anyone affected by chest, heart and stroke issues can tap into local support
A free event by Paisley and District u3a features guest speaker, Caroline Galffy from CHSS (Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland). Caroline, who is a Community Support Services Manager, will detail
The Paisley Music Trail: Punk, Paolo and the Poet Weaver
It’s the town renowned as the home of superstar singer Paolo Nutini and Baker Street legend Gerry Rafferty. But did you know that Paisley was once the heart of Scotland’s