2 December 2025
  • 2 December 2025

Articles Posted by Paul

The Slab Boys on Broadway by Brian Hannan

by on 14 January 2023 0

Brian Hannan from Abbey Books in Paisley talks through The Slab Boys on Broadway programme, a beautiful piece of John Byrne memorabilia. You are probably unaware just how big a global success iconic Paisley author/painter John Byrne achieved with his play The Slab Boys. I was, too, until among a recent donation to Abbey Books […]

Read More

Gary Chittick captures the beauty of Renfrewshire

by on 13 January 2023 0

Award-winning photographer and regular Mill Magazine contributor Gary Chittick showcases incredible landscape images taken in our beautiful region A. The Bascule Bridge in Renfrew is the only remaining rolling lift bridge in the country. B. Early starts but it’s not Morocco, it’s the Mile End Mill in Paisley at sunrise. One of the many legacy buildings […]

Read More

Get High by Nicola Taylor – single review by Kate Cohen

by on 12 January 2023 0

The newest member of our writing team, Kate Cohen, reviews Get High – the latest single from Glasgow-based soul artist Nicola Taylor. When it comes to emotive songwriting, relationships – good, bad, or otherwise – can be an incredible source of inspiration, for artists and listeners. Whether you’re thinking of Someone You Loved, or looking for […]

Read More

Workwear Made Easy launches student competition

by on 12 January 2023 0

Workwear Made Easy in Paisley launches a mural design competition with students from West College Scotland. NC Graphic Design and Animation students from West College Scotland have been invited to submit a mural design into an exciting competition by Workwear Made Easy based in Paisley. With generous cash prizes on offer the top three designs […]

Read More

Car Park in the Sky by The Braes – Mya Brown reviews

by on 6 January 2023 0

Musician and journalist Mya Brown reviews the debut track called Car Park in the Sky by Paisley band, The Braes. Whether it’s the stunning scenery or the skyline right on your car bonnet, you could ask anybody in Renfrewshire about Car Park in the Sky and they’ll point you to The Gleniffer Braes. So, when […]

Read More

The Rollin Pig – Renfrewshire’s award-winning street food

by on 3 January 2023 1

Harbouring one of the most robust and distinct menus in Renfrewshire, Suzanne Oswald heads to Johnstone’s street food phenomenon, The Rollin Pig, for an afternoon feast to remember. There’s no denying that Renfrewshire’s resurgence as a hotbed for culture and cuisine can be largely attributed to the lofty ambitions and creative zeal of its residents. […]

Read More

Jam Jar Paisley dinner review

by on 3 January 2023 0

Cherished by Renfrewshire residents from far and wide, our core team heads to Jam Jar in Paisley for a veritable midweek feast.  Despite the fact that it’s only now closing in on its ten-year anniversary, Jam Jar have pulled off the remarkable feat of already feeling like a generational staple that has enlivened both childhoods […]

Read More

Castle Semple in Lochwinnoch is a hive of activity

by on 24 December 2022 0

Although you may be familiar with the name and its glorious views, we’d bet that you might not know the full extent of what’s on offer at Castle Semple.  Whenever someone says Lochwinnoch, images of the stunning Castle Semple Loch likely materialise in your mind. Formerly known as Castletoun, this estate is so vast that […]

Read More

Microadventuring in Renfrewshire

by on 23 December 2022 0

In light of lockdown, everyone’s looking at familiar locales through a new lens and the world of microadventuring is one way to maximise their potential, right here in Renfrewshire. Between the physical restrictions that emerged for nigh-on two years as a byproduct of the Covid-19 pandemic and the financial burdens that we’re all facing now […]

Read More

Dates-n-Mates Renfrewshire – creating connections

by on 23 December 2022 0

Focused on building tangible connections for those with learning disabilities, take a peek inside Dates-n-Mates Renfrewshire.  Alongside the basic requirements to sustain life such as food and water, one thing that we all need is to feel connected to those around us. But, for a variety of reasons, this can be an uphill battle for […]

Read More