Mission Motorsport – the Forces’ Motorsport Charity was set up to help aid in the recovery and rehabilitation of those…
The exhibition is called ‘Back of the Net’ and the idea is to present stories from supporters rather than just…
Pirates cantered to an easy win by crushing Moray Typhoons 11-1 in their final home match of the regular season,…
Paisley Arts centre continues its partnership with Glasgow Film Festival this year, with two films, The Bell’s of St Mary’s (U) and I Need A Dodge (15) being screened at Paisley Arts Centre at the end of the month. In addition, the premiere of a short film, produced and directed by Renfrew local, Nicholas Afchain
Specialist training company Pinnacle Training delivered a free Paediatric First Aid course to PACE Theatre Company, a registered charity and…
A former fan of the ill-fated Paisley speedway team is hoping to re-unite fans and riders in a unique event…
The Glasgow and Clyde Valley City Deal, which will benefit Renfrewshire with three major infrastructure projects, took another step forward this week with the appointment of eminent people from business, politics and academia to bodies associated with the £1.13bn City Deal. Renfrewshire is represented by Council Leader, Mark Macmillan, who has the Portfolio for Enterprise.
11.4% increase in January passenger numbers Glasgow Airport has made the best possible start to 2015 after 485,685 passengers…
We are going to bring you updates and news of the locally made film ‘Cleek’. The film is being made…
A TEAM of curlers led by the brother of Olympic Gold medalist, Rhona Martin is celebrating an unusual feat that’s the curling equivalent of a golfing hole-in-one. Drew Howie, the older brother of Scots curling star Rhona, was skip of the team playing at the intu Braehead curling rink that achieved an ‘eight ender’ -
The next stage of a landmark development on Paisley’s iconic Arnotts site has been hailed as ‘the latest leap forward’ in the ongoing transformation of the town centre Work is now under way to turn the distinctive listed frontage of the former store on Gauze Street into 11 luxury apartments, with retail units on the
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