A group of residents say they are “absolutely disgusted” after a football team was granted planning permission to replace an existing games area with a fenced off new facility.
The team behind one of Paisley’s most popular Facebook pages has launched a brand new podcast which they hope will become ‘a voice for the people.’
Twenty young men from the Paisley and District Battalion of The Boys' Brigade were recently honoured with the Queen’s Badge – the highest award within the Brigade – in a special ceremony that marked the end of an era.
An 81 year old man says he is “completely and utterly demoralised” after ScotRail said his mobility scooter was too big to take onboard - after he’d been using it on their services for six months.
The Eastwood constituency is to be retained with its existing geographical boundary for future Scottish Parliament elections.
Paisley Opera has released a hilarious promo video for their upcoming production using a number of “Gen-Z” catchphrases.
One of Paisley’s most famous and historic buildings is set to be transformed into a spectacular new music venue.
I never thought I would walk into a shop on Paisley High Street and find every last inch of it covered with chocolate paint. That was before Anya Gallaccio’s STROKE exhibition came to town. Paisley-born artist Anya Gallacio has taken over a formerly vacant retail unit at 18 High Street and coated the place from floor to ceiling in chocolate. Why exactly? Who knows, but it’s not the first time she’s done it; a number of venues across the globe have felt the full force of her dark chocolate decors.
Renfrewshire residents have been making the most of the area's recently renovated tennis courts, with new figures revealing just how popular the ‘ace’ new facilities are. Robertson Park and Johnstone Park Road tennis courts officially reopened in July following a £343,000 renovation, managed by the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) and funded by Renfrewshire Council, the UK Government and LTA Tennis Foundation.
It has been a meteoric rise for Paisley Pie Co since opening up shop in spring 2023. So instantly popular were their pies that they quickly outgrew their tiny premises on Bridge Street, and have now opened a second location on the corner of Causeyside Street and Forbes Place.
