FASHIONISTAS will be painting the town red – and every other colour under the sun – this spring and summer,…
The older people of East Paisley are warmly invited to have their say over issues that affect their quality of…
A WOMAN who has been diagnosed with terminal cancer ticked off one of her Bucket List wishes when she was…
Writer and performer, Mark Kydd brings his heartfelt play, There Were Two Brothers to Paisley Arts Centre on 14 March, with a very funny, very personal exploration of fraternal relationships. Premiered at the Glasgay! festival last year, this new show by Mark Kydd takes the audiences on an unexpected journey through his experiences with his
Two of Scotland’s greatest jazz artists, saxophonist Tommy Smith and pianist Brian Kellock team up to bring you a beautiful…
Kilbarchan curried Fairtrade flavour at a special evening organised by the local Fairtrade group. Around 30 people attended Bobbins tea…
Last night over seven Cub Packs from across Paisley & District got together to compete to win the annual Trophy. The girls and boys aged 8-10.5years turned out in force and it was the 18th Paisley (Coats Memorial) who won the prize for the second year in a row. Commenting on the evening Assistant District
13.9% increase in February passenger numbers Glasgow Airport has continued its positive start to 2015 after more than 510,000…
Outside of Scotland – Three Must See Amsterdam Attractions Europe is a glorious place, with large numbers of people from…
In a night of pulsating, end to end ice hockey, Pirates claimed a draw against title challengers Edinburgh, and in…
Renfrewshire Environmental And Restoration Group (R.E.R.G) and members of the Community are battling to save one of Paisley's Historic Buildings - The Ferguslie Mills Half Time School, A building which is B Listed and in its day was one of the most impressive pieces of architecture in the World but now lays with scaffolding holding
An active antenatal class, designed to dispel the fear of birth, is launching in Renfrewshire and Inverclyde and aims to support and educate pregnant women in a ground-breaking way. Daisy Birthing, a Social Enterprise programme run by the Daisy Foundation, provides antenatal education with a difference – using gentle flowing movements and breathing techniques that