16 October 2025
  • 16 October 2025

Articles Posted by Paul

Sasha Kaloheris – The Sound of Renfrewshire

by on 30 November 2023 0

Mill Magazine catches up with Houston-based singer/songwriter Sasha Kaloheris to discuss her musical journey so far How did you first get involved in music? Was it a lifelong passion?  I’ve always been heavily involved in music and I danced from a very young age. My sister and I used to compete in dancing until I […]

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Furry Murry’s Christmas programme announced

by on 24 November 2023 0

Furry Murry’s in Paisley has launched their first ever Christmas Programme full of events for families this festive season The programme features Breakfast with Santa, Friday’s with the Elves and a special Christmas Eve with Santa. Families will be able to enjoy a range of Christmas specials on the menu. Furry Murry’s is open seven days a […]

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Both Ends Against the Middle – a poem by Mairi Murphy

by on 1 November 2023 0

Both Ends Against the Middle by Mairi Murphy Mothers knit the streets together: picking up dropped stitches of the careworn darning tears, dispensing gallus compassion, doling out rampant favouritism – cheeky bisoms shouting the odds, one slap fits all. Everyone named, everyone known, doors open, falling out, falling in, swinging lampposts, chalking beds, deliberate wild […]

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Fred MacAulay talks to Mill Magazine about a life of laughter

by on 31 October 2023 0

35 years since he first graced a stage, Fred MacAulay discusses his career’s roots in Renfrewshire, his biggest highlights and more… Fresh from 18 holes at his local golf course, Fred MacAulay somehow seemed every bit the showman while sitting in his car as he does onstage. Almost unconsciously, he slipped into an anecdote about […]

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Mary McMenemy: gents hairdresser at Graphic Hair Design

by on 30 October 2023 0

Mary McMenemy, gents hairdresser at Graphic Hair Design, Paisley, gives us a window into her journey and go-to products How did you start? I left college after doing ladies hairdressing. I initially started work in a unisex salon, but they were short staffed in the barbers and I got the job. The rest is history. […]

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Star Project improves lives during the cost-of-living crisis

by on 29 October 2023 0

For over 20 years, Star Project has been doing its utmost to support members of the community, now, chief executive Sharon McAulay and her award-winning team are doing everything they can to improve lives during the cost-of-living crisis Founded after a consultation which sought to find what people needed to know and what help was […]

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Glasgow, The Clyde and Slavery by D. Pettigrew book review

by on 28 October 2023 0

Brian Hannan, local author and manager of Abbey Books in Paisley, reviews Glasgow, The Clyde and Slavery by D. Pettigrew Britain was officially involved in the slave trade for 170 years, from Charles II granting a charter in 1663 until the Slave Abolition Act of 1833. It’s estimated that during that period British ships were […]

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Paisley set to welcome thousands for Halloween Festival

by on 24 October 2023 0

Paisley town centre is ready to welcome thousands of visitors this weekend when the town’s annual Halloween festival – one of the biggest and best of its kind in the UK – returns. The ever-popular free-to-attend event is on for three evenings between Thursday 26 and Saturday 28 October, from 5 to 9pm each night. […]

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