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The Paisley fireworks display due to take place on Saturday has been called off due to safety risks posed by the expected wind direction. The Paisley fireworks display due to take place on Saturday has been called off due to safety risks posed by the expected wind direction. But the full afternoon of free entertainment
Chameleon Tattoo will be holding a charity tattoo day in support of both Breast Cancer Awareness and Help for Heroes. All the artists are giving up their time for the whole of the day to offer specially themed designs at low, low prices. Every single penny of that money will go to charity so please come
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Young footballers in the popular Street Stuff programme received a timely reminder this week to ‘keep the fireworks for on the pitch’. Police Scotland, Scottish Fire & Rescue and Renfrewshire Council all attended a Friday night Street Stuff session at St Mirren’s indoor dome to deliver important firework safety messages to the players. Young footballers
Renfrewshire is gearing up for another summer of sport after it was announced that the area will host a prestigious UK-wide youth cycling race. The 2015 British Cycling Youth National Circuit Race Championships has been awarded to Paisley, the first time Scotland has hosted the championships. The event will take place on Sunday 12 July
Paisley is gearing up for an intergalactic extravaganza when the area’s annual fireworks display takes place on Saturday 1 November. This year’s fireworks display will be built around a space theme, with a musical soundtrack to match, with the display at 6pm. The fun starts at noon when Clyde 1 DJs take to the main
Paisley is gearing up for a visual spectacular of light and dark when the town’s first-ever Halloween Festival takes place this Friday. Paisley is gearing up for a visual spectacular of light and dark when the town’s first-ever Halloween Festival takes place this Friday. The Renfrewshire Council organised spooky spectacular is free to attend and
PAISLEY PIRATES-UPDATE CONABOY RETURNS!! Paisley Pirates are delighted to announce that iconic defenceman Chris Conaboy has returned to the club, and goes straight into the squad for this weekend’s Autumn Cup semi final first leg against the Solway Sharks at the Braehead Arena (face off Sunday at 6.00pm). “Yes, Chris has been training with us
A team of over 30 Renfrewshire Council trade workers and apprentices have volunteered to build a school in Malawi. The project, which is being run in partnership with the charity Classrooms for Malawi, will see the council volunteers travel to the tiny William village, a remote area with around 600 children but no education provisions
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS Kind hearted bosses at a local taxi firm are offering all schools in Johnstone a free delivery service for donations made to Renfrewshire Foodbank. Johnstone TOA, a private-hire taxi firm based at Johnstone railway station, has been working closely with Renfrewshire Foodbank since March and offers a number of