A pioneering child poverty commission has called on the UK Government to re-think its benefit sanctions system and trial a…
Craft Generation, a touring exhibition from Fife Contemporary Art & Craft will open at Paisley Museum on Saturday 21 March.…
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…
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…
13.9% increase in February passenger numbers Glasgow Airport has continued its positive start to 2015 after more than 510,000…
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
Paisley Natural History Society is continuing its spring 2015 programme of evening talks with an illustrated presentation by David Shenton…
Hundreds were sweet for the Fairtrade Bake Off as they packed into Paisley Town Hall to watch Helen McLaughlin, from Paisley crowned the competition winner. The winning cake, a peanut butter cake, was made using Fair Trade peanut butter, bananas, caster sugar and dark, white and milk chocolate. Judging the Bake Off was Guatemalan Fairtrade
LITTLE Katie Stevenson bumped into an alien from another planet when she was visiting the intu Braehead shopping centre. And…