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April 12, 2016Join Westie Rescue Scotland for their ‘Westie Walk’ charity stroll and picnic at Castle Semple, Lochwinnoch!
Join Westie Rescue Scotland for their ‘Westie Walk’ charity stroll and picnic at Castle Semple, Lochwinnoch!
In Pictures: Paisley Halloween festival shows visitors a wicked good time! Pictures by Jamie Simpson/Renfrewshire Council Paisley Halloween Festival is back at its spooky best as thousands of visitors attended the first night of the festival. The popular Halloween parade was the main spectacle of the night featuring popular characters from Children’s books and movies such as Harry Potter, Mark Poppins, Fantastic Mr Fox and many more. The parade was its biggest yet with more than 400 professional performers and community groups winding through the town centre to delight the crowds on Friday night. The funfair is located at the Lagoon Car Park and East End Park offering plenty of opportunities to entertain children and adults alike. Paisley has become Scotland’s home of Halloween in recent years and this was the first of two nights of the free-to-attend event. The event will take place from 2pm – 9pm on Saturday 25 October with the parade starting from 7pm. For anyone looking to attend the event on Saturday there will be plenty of daytime entertainment on offer with live performances on the stage at County Square and street performances around the town centre, arts and crafts sessions at The Art Department as well as marshmallow pits and a selection of street food options. The town is dressed in its spooky best with monster installations and eerie lighting displays on some of the town’s most well-known buildings. Full programme information is at www.paisley.is/halloween. Anyone attending is advised to plan ahead. The event is delivered by Renfrewshire Council in partnership with performance specialists Cirque Bijou. Pictures by Jamie Simpson/Renfrewshire Council ENDS
Paisley has been named as Town of the Year in the 2025 Scotland Loves Local Awards. Residents were presented with the prize by television presenter and Scotland Loves Local ambassador Sean Batty. Paisley has been named as Town of the Year in the 2025 Scotland Loves Local Awards. Residents were presented with the prize by television presenter and Scotland Loves Local ambassador Sean Batty. He's pictured celebrating, front, with Paisley First chair Elaine Templeton, flanked by business owners, left to right, Roddy Morrison (Morrison's Bed Centre), Liz Stewart (Finishing Touches), Ken MacDonald (Houston Kiltmakers), Jim Peacock (Phelps Butchers), Justin Mayes (Summit Outdoors), Sandy McKelvie (Two Doors Down Brewery), Liz McKelvie (Two Doors Down Brewery) and Scott McGinlay (Paisley Pie Company). Picture Angela Catlin / Scotland's Towns Partnership October 2025
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