Hello, let me introduce myself my name is Lucas, I am one of the newest journalists for Paisley.org.uk. I am so…
DOORS OPEN – SATURDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER Brediland Allotments Cardell Drive, Paisley PA2 9EJ 11:00am – 3:00pm Butterfly Room 10a…
We are the Scottish Interfaith Group on Domestic Abuse. We are people of faith who wish to raise awareness about…
A series of workshops and exhibitions will take place this weekend to celebrate Paisley’s rich built heritage as part of…
The ‘Porridge Bowl’, unique gargoyles and the home of Robert Burns’ compatriot are just a few of the intriguing sights…
We’re ready to step inside and explore Renfrewshire’s historic and beautiful buildings as their doors open to the public for…
Thousands of residents from Renfrewshire and beyond were getting into buildings at the weekend during the area’s annual Doors Open…
Renfrewshire is set to host the UK’s cycling stars of tomorrow when one of the biggest youth cycle races in…
The team behind Scotland’s only bid for UK City of Culture 2021 are set to ‘sell Paisley to the world’…
Paisley town centre is in the running for a multi-million-pound transformation after the council cleared the first hurdle on a bid for major investment funding. Renfrewshire Council has been awarded £113,300 of Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) money to develop detailed plans for a large-scale project to restore some of the area’s architectural treasures to their
Doors Open Days – First events take place tomorrow! Scotland’s annual festival of buildings opens up its very first doors tomorrow Saturday 6 September. Angus, Ayrshire, East Fife and St Andrews, Highlands: In and around Inverness, Moray: Lossiemouth, Renfrewshire, Scottish Borders: Kelso and Stirling have hundreds of venues all waiting to welcome you in. There
Paisley’s visitors now have new signs to help them get around – and Renfrewshire Council Leader reckons they are pointing the way to a better future for the town. The black finger-post-style signs have gone up around the town centre in recent weeks, showing the direction to key buildings and tourist sites. The traditional-looking signs