De Beers Paisley: Elise Hendry uncovers the pub’s success

Elise Hendry visits De Beers – one of Renfrewshire’s busiest and most beloved pubs to chat to its longstanding owner Roy Henderson Tucked away in the heart of Paisley, De Beers is a pub with an alluring and homely atmosphere, where the clink of glasses and friendly chatter mix with a well-loved playlist thrumming... Read More

Kwang Tung Paisley dinner review by Suzanne Oswald

Suzanne Oswald pays a visit to the Kwang Tung Chinese restaurant – a fully fledged Paisley stalwart  Few would argue against the case that the Kwang Tung is a bonafide Paisley institution. In fact, it joins a select few restaurants around these parts that have truly stood the test of time, with decades of... Read More

Home Instead Renfrewshire and Barrhead

Home Instead Renfrewshire and Barrhead offer personalised home care and explain that early support can make a meaningful difference At Home Instead Renfrewshire and Barrhead, we’ve proudly supported older people and their families for over eight years, providing compassionate, personalised care across Paisley, Johnstone, Elderslie, Houston, Linwood, and Renfrew. Our mission is simple: to... Read More

Paisley Trams provide a trip down memory lane

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... Read More

Sean Clancy Jr talks to Mill Magazine ahead of his world title fight

On the brink of fighting for his first world title, undefeated MMA fighter Sean Clancy Jr talks his career, growing up in Paisley and much more, Robert Blair asks the questions… Sean Clancy Jr, you had your first fight at the age of 15. Was it always a goal to compete professionally? I’ve always... Read More

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

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,... Read More

First Mortgage Paisley: tips for first time buyers

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,... Read More

Consilium Contracting Services: keeping it local

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... Read More

Paisley Halloween Festival 2025

Paisley Halloween Festival 2025 will return to town next month to celebrate the spooky season with a packed programme of frightful fun for all the family The free to attend festival, which brings thousands of people to the town centre, will take place on Friday 24 October from 4pm – 9pm and Saturday 25... Read More

Arkleston Farm Shop & Kitchen: from fields to forks

With an admirable ethos in tow, Arkleston Farm Shop & Kitchen is about to change the produce game in Paisley  These days, convenience has been the biggest obstacle that people face to getting the best out of local food and drink. However, what we often sacrifice for that ease and efficiency is quality and... Read More