17 January 2026
  • 17 January 2026

Articles Posted by Paul

Munro’s Restaurant dinner review by Suzanne Oswald

by on 1 December 2024 0

Suzanne Oswald visits Munro’s, a new Paisley eatery serving up classic fare with contemporary sensibilities  It’s getting to that time of year when a hearty, comforting meal, filled with traditional Scottish ingredients and homegrown flair, is the perfect accompaniment to these longer, darker nights. Enter Munro’s – a brand-new restaurant situated on St James’ Street […]

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Stargazing opportunities in Renfrewshire

by on 29 November 2024 0

John Pressly, Science Curator at Paisley Museum, takes a look at the various spots around Renfrewshire that are tailor made for stargazing At various times throughout our lives, we have all looked up at the night sky and smiled at the shining stars or taken solace in them. Since the dawning of man, they have […]

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Mill & Brae: Gary McCaw talks us through the new hotel

by on 28 November 2024 1

Claire Elliott finds out how new owners Gemma and Gary transformed the former Gleniffer Hotel into Mill & Brae, the town’s trendiest bar, restaurant and venue The old Gleniffer Hotel was the site of many a wedding, birthday party or even high school prom. The Paisley institution has seen countless celebrations over the years, but […]

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Donna Matthew: the Paisley poet talks to Claire Elliott

by on 26 November 2024 1

Fresh from her appointment as Makar of the Scottish Women’s Football Association Poetry Society, Donna Matthew discusses her new role and what it means to her to be a Paisley poet with Claire Elliott What would you say your experience has been like living in Paisley? I was born in Paisley, but I grew up […]

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Vino’s Café Renfrew lunch review

by on 26 November 2024 0

Robert and Paul are left awestruck by a visit to Vino’s Café in Renfrew In recent years, the boundaries of what to expect from a café have been consistently redrawn, with many lunch spots veering away from the greasy spoon to something more gourmet. One establishment that certainly epitomises that shift is Renfrew’s very own […]

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The Paisley Thread by Matthew Blair

by on 11 November 2024 0

Brian Hannan from Abbey Books in Paisley reviews The Paisley Thread by Matthew Blair The worst thing about running a preloved operation like Abbey Books is that once a book is gone it’s gone. Although we have 40,000 books in stock, we only usually have one copy of a particular item. This is especially a […]

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St James’ Primary School in Paisley celebrate Black History Month

by on 4 November 2024 0

Pupils from St James’ Primary School in Paisley have been learning how to respect and appreciate the diversity different cultures bring to the local community During October, the pupils enthusiastically took part in a series of activities and events based on this year’s Black History Month theme – ‘Reclaiming Narratives’. This engaged pupils, staff, and […]

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