17 January 2026
  • 17 January 2026

Articles Posted by Paul

Paisley Trams provide a trip down memory lane

by on 8 December 2025 0

Paisley Trams collectables are proving popular at Abbey Books, as manager Brian Hannan explains… Paisley trams played an enormous role in the history of the town. This die cast model of an original Paisley 1919 open-topped double-decker four-wheeled tram formed part of a limited edition – each with an individually numbered certificate of authenticity – […]

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New civic plaza and events space to be created in Erskine

by on 4 December 2025 0

A new civic plaza, garden and events space will be created in Erskine to provide a focal point for the local community The project is the first phase of a wider framework for enhancements within the town centre that Renfrewshire Council has developed with local residents and community groups. Bringing into use vacant land at […]

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Salvation Army Donation Centre Renfrew helping the community

by on 30 November 2025 0

Christina Moffat caught up with the team at Renfrew Salvation Army Donation Centre to learn about the amazing work happening at their shop Walking into Renfrew’s Salvation Army Donation Centre feels like stepping into Aladdin’s cave. From furniture, clothing and bric-a-brac to electricals and more, the store is full of treasures, neatly arranged by volunteers […]

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PS Pianos: we talk to Paisley’s piano man, Peter Smith

by on 30 November 2025 0

Laura Young talks to Peter Smith, the man behind PS Pianos and gets the story of its longevity Paisley’s streets hum with the rhythm of everyday life. Buses hiss like brushed cymbals, footsteps tap out a steady beat along well-trodden pavements, and conversations rise and fall like crescendos in a bustling urban score. But, wander […]

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First Mortgage Paisley: tips for first time buyers

by on 23 November 2025 0

Donald Connell of First Mortgage Paisley reveals an array of tips for first time buyers looking to get their start in Renfrewshire Getting onto the property ladder for the first time can feel daunting, but there’s never been more support and opportunity for buyers in Renfrewshire. With demand for homes remaining strong across Scotland, first-time […]

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Nothing Ever Happens by Nouele P. St John book review

by on 23 November 2025 0

Nothing Ever Happens by Nouele P. St John, reviewed by local councillor Lisa-Marie Hughes Nothing Ever Happens by Nouele P. St John is the most recent novel published in Renfrewshire’s growing noir scene, and it’s a cracker. Jenny Winters spends her days working in the Glasgow Airport Security Vetting Team, a job she likes, but […]

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The Gift of Giving by Terry McTernan

by on 23 November 2025 0

The Gift of Giving A poem by Terry McTernan It starts with time, a smile, a deed, A moment spent to meet a need. No fame, no fuss, no grand display, Just hearts that choose to give each day. A hand to hold, a task made light, A friendly chat that feels just right. For […]

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Shopmobility Renfrewshire: helping people get around

by on 10 November 2025 0

Part One: The inside story on Shopmobility Renfrewshire and their tireless efforts to improve the lives of people in our region  Many of us take things for granted on a daily basis, never considering the struggles that carrying out a simple task such as going shopping or taking a day trip can cause those with […]

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Consilium Contracting Services: keeping it local

by on 13 October 2025 0

With hometown pride driving them forward, Consilium Contracting Services are not only proud to sponsor St Mirren, but show what a local company can do  It’s every football fan’s dream to see their name on the back of their team’s shirt. However, this only happens for a very finite quantity of any club’s support as […]

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