Paisley

TETRA-DECATHLON AT PAISLEY ARTS CENTRE Tetra-Decathlon (age 12+), which will be performed at Paisley arts Centre Thursday 20th September at 7.30pm.

INDEPEN-DANCE 4 IS BACK OUT ON THE ROAD WITH THE AWARD-WINNING SHOW FOUR GO WILD IN WELLIES After a successful run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe as part of Made in Scotland and fresh back from a run at this year’s AWESOME International Arts Festival in Perth, Australia, Indepen-dance 4 is delighted to be back out on tour this autumn with Four Go Wild in Wellies.

Old and new blended photograph, Paisley’s Storie Street Baths to the new University Library and the new ReMode Shop.
Here is a little photograph for you. A certain generation will remember, and probably have fond memories of, the Paisley Public Baths at the bottom of Storie Street.
You can see the blend of old and new photograph of Storie Street, Paisley. #memories #Paisley

PAISLEY GETS SET TO HOST WEE SPREE FESTIVAL OF FAMILY FUN Paisley is set for a ‘festival of family fun’ when The Wee Spree comes to town this October.
The popular programme of activities for kids will take place from 12-21 October with thousands set to be entertained during the school holiday period.

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NEW GYM FACILITIES IN ERSKINE FITS THE BILL FITNESS fans will benefit from £100,000 of new equipment, longer opening hours and almost double the space to work out at their fitness suite in Erskine.

LAST TWO SUITES AVAILABLE TO LET AT MIRREN CHAMBERS IN PAISLEY. MIRREN BUSINESS CENTRES – OFFICES TO LET MIRREN CHAMBERS, 41 Gauze Street, Paisley

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GLENTANAR COURT OPEN DAY Glentanar Court is a social housing complex for those aged 50 plus, managed by Cairn Housing Association.
https://www.paisley.org.uk/2018/09/glenta nar-court-open-day/

Glasgow Schools Receive Free Author Residency Annette Street Primary and Smithycroft Secondary School in Glasgow have each been chosen to receive an author residency from Scottish Book Trust.

SOLWAY STINGRAYS 0 PAISLEY PIRATES 10 Pirates overwhelmed a plucky Stingrays side with a straightforward win which gives them two out of two in the Stuart Robertson Cup.

GLENTANAR COURT OPEN DAY Glentanar Court is a social housing complex for those aged 50 plus, managed by Cairn Housing Association.

SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION PROGRAMME HEADS TO SHORTROODS Shortroods in Paisley is set to be the latest community to benefit from a national intervention programme which is helping to build safer and stronger communities.

X FACTOR STAR HONEY G WAS SURPRISE GUEST AT AWARDS BASH GUESTS at the intu Braehead retailer awards bash were mall shook up when X-Factor star Honey G suddenly appeared to entertain them.

ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS Did you know you can advertise your business or organisation locally to thousands instantly via the Paisley website?
We also have Facebook Pages for every community within Paisley i.e Foxbar, Glenburn, Ferguslie etc and also Renfrewshire wide, Lochwinnoch, Renfrew, Elderslie etc we have an instant audience ready for you to tap into and promote whatever product or service you need boosted, we also have a new Glasgow network (prices for this are much lower at present).

ReMode Youth Weekly events - Renfrewshire Scotland You can also find the new ReMode shop at UWS Library entrance on Storie Street, (open today Saturday till 4pm) pop in and say hello..

NEW FUND TO BUILD PAISLEY 2021 LEGACY Plans for a new fund to help make the vision behind Paisley’s bid to be UK City of Culture 2021 a reality by growing the local independent creative sector are to go before councillors.

There is a wireless telephone bug .This has been caught by my bug detector. Active on the frequency 400 kilo Hertz. Other people also have verified this.

This needs to be stopped immediately .

Visit my timeline for more information.

This signal is all across Scotland.

Special place in my heart for Paisley, the abbey is beautiful, good shopping, lovely scenery and the best B&B anywhere: Muirholm Bed and Breakfast on Calside Avenue - Brilliant.

Paisley is a wonderful place if you are disabled it is the best town that looks after

the elderly and disabled . The bus service and train 🚂 is out of this world .You travel

On and off the bus and train while sitting in your wheelchair. The taxi service is great you phone and in a few minutes they are there Shopping is super as they even have a special area where you can pay for your items. If you want to attend the cinema they also have special areas for wheelchairs have spent just on a month in Paisley with my family Return to South Africa on the 13th June .Thank you Paisley for all the home comforts

Paisley is a great wee toon. Its that good my sister comes hame from Australia every year to make sure its still as good. We're on the road again........city of culture 2021, bring it on.

Paisley is The largest town in Scotland, it has a rich historical past, the textile mills, car factory, the magnificent Abbey, and less popular but still of importance , the last place in Europe to carry out a mass execution of so called witches. Steeped in history and has also produced loads of famous people; Gerry rafferty,Paolo Nuttini, Gerard Butler , Fulton Mackay, to name but a few.

Love Paisley I'm Paisley born and bred loved growing up there and all the nightlife in the 80's shuttle street, new street, the cotton club, the videoplex, Toledo junction and well to many to mention so many happy memories, sadly I have moved away but will always remember with a smile on my face x

I was born in paisley and now live in Canada. I went to primary school there and my dad got his apprenticeship in Clyde bank. We left in the 70's but I have returned many times. I love the people, the pubs especially ballnagowan. Love the history and the service. Also all the extra curricular activities. We went to the pipe band competition and loved it. One last thing...love the charleston cafe for fish and chips and pizza on neilston road.

Has a beautiful history with a Mill And An Abbey A museum and Art Center. Cobbles and Stoney Brae to take a walk up and see the Obsevatory and there's a building called The pudding bowl. The Gothic Coats Church is beautifully lit up at night. Plenty more to see and do.Transport to Glasgow airport or travel to Glasgow from Gilmour train and canal street train stations. ☺

Fantastic architecture, a river, an abbey, an alien gargoyle, Paisley pattern (Ok, we pinched that from what used to be Persia/Babylon), great parks, great people, an observatory, a university, Paolo Nutini, John Byrne, Gerry Rafferty.......what's not to like?

Danny McCarthy and I were in Paisley yesterday celebrating our friend wedding at The Paisley Registry Office then onto The Little Steakhouse. We had a lovely meal there and great entertainment.

Born and bred here (have so many good memories & some bad) but the positive easily outweigh the negative. Got big hopes for the 2021city of culture bid, 'moved away from Paisley a few times (got homesick "every" time) i could go on all day about our beautiful architecture and history, famous people past an present but just don't have the time just now. Remember people back the bid and be proud to be a buddy...

#Paisley2021

Was in Paisley yesterday for Sma Shot day. A good buzz about the town, much better than normal. Live in Blantyre now, but in Paisley most weeks, like four times this week. The town needs more regular events, yesterday proved that it would be supported. Lastly, only a few weeks until the start of the season for our beloved St Mirren. Here's hoping the people of Paisley get down to the Paisley 2021 Stadium and support the only team in Paisley.

I think the council should throw in the towel regarding 100% occupancy of shops in the High St. and the West End. It ain’t ever going to happen. The footfall just isn’t there. Other towns have given permission for empty shops to be purchased by private developers for conversion to housing. Of course shops that manage to survive, sustaining reasonable profibility like Fairfull should continue to trade, but the empty properties vacant for a length of time that Guinness Book of Records publishers would be interested in should be subject to some kind of action.

Some amazing buildings, including the fabulous Paisley Abbey. Don't miss Blend Café; excellent. Overall a town destroyed by inept socialist planning, post tory economics meltdown, Ned culture and one awful uni. #sorry.

Paisley is where I was born and bred and still live but it really is in a state. To many lovely buildings in disrepair with trees etc growing from them. Far to many shop units empty or shops full of short term leases all selling the same cheap rubbish. Good luck going for city status but being as close to Glasgow I doubt it.

I love every cobble upon our bonny streets where the patter floats through the air, but alas the scurgh of those Neds wailing their needy screach polluting our wee toon with their substance needs to the detrsment of all.

Say no to Drugs & clean up our cobbles before our street become addicted through our wee Nrds need.

Save our streets.

Believe

Take a casual stroll around and you will come across numerous magnifent buildings that will both surprise and inspire you. Paisley is cool and deserves European city of culture status.

Depressing council should be task for letting town down and it's MPS should care about there town instead of making political statements that mean nothing to the town

It's a dump and could do with a load off money spent on it as it has gone to the fucking dogs over the past 15 years

There is a wireless telephone bug .This has been caught by my bug detector. Active on the frequency 400 kilo Hertz. Other people also have verified this.

This needs to be stopped immediately .

Visit my timeline for more information.

This signal is all across Scotland.

Special place in my heart for Paisley, the abbey is beautiful, good shopping, lovely scenery and the best B&B anywhere: Muirholm Bed and Breakfast on Calside Avenue - Brilliant.

Paisley is a wonderful place if you are disabled it is the best town that looks after

the elderly and disabled . The bus service and train 🚂 is out of this world .You travel

On and off the bus and train while sitting in your wheelchair. The taxi service is great you phone and in a few minutes they are there Shopping is super as they even have a special area where you can pay for your items. If you want to attend the cinema they also have special areas for wheelchairs have spent just on a month in Paisley with my family Return to South Africa on the 13th June .Thank you Paisley for all the home comforts

Paisley is a great wee toon. Its that good my sister comes hame from Australia every year to make sure its still as good. We're on the road again........city of culture 2021, bring it on.

Paisley is The largest town in Scotland, it has a rich historical past, the textile mills, car factory, the magnificent Abbey, and less popular but still of importance , the last place in Europe to carry out a mass execution of so called witches. Steeped in history and has also produced loads of famous people; Gerry rafferty,Paolo Nuttini, Gerard Butler , Fulton Mackay, to name but a few.

Love Paisley I'm Paisley born and bred loved growing up there and all the nightlife in the 80's shuttle street, new street, the cotton club, the videoplex, Toledo junction and well to many to mention so many happy memories, sadly I have moved away but will always remember with a smile on my face x

I was born in paisley and now live in Canada. I went to primary school there and my dad got his apprenticeship in Clyde bank. We left in the 70's but I have returned many times. I love the people, the pubs especially ballnagowan. Love the history and the service. Also all the extra curricular activities. We went to the pipe band competition and loved it. One last thing...love the charleston cafe for fish and chips and pizza on neilston road.

Has a beautiful history with a Mill And An Abbey A museum and Art Center. Cobbles and Stoney Brae to take a walk up and see the Obsevatory and there's a building called The pudding bowl. The Gothic Coats Church is beautifully lit up at night. Plenty more to see and do.Transport to Glasgow airport or travel to Glasgow from Gilmour train and canal street train stations. ☺

Fantastic architecture, a river, an abbey, an alien gargoyle, Paisley pattern (Ok, we pinched that from what used to be Persia/Babylon), great parks, great people, an observatory, a university, Paolo Nutini, John Byrne, Gerry Rafferty.......what's not to like?

Danny McCarthy and I were in Paisley yesterday celebrating our friend wedding at The Paisley Registry Office then onto The Little Steakhouse. We had a lovely meal there and great entertainment.

Born and bred here (have so many good memories & some bad) but the positive easily outweigh the negative. Got big hopes for the 2021city of culture bid, 'moved away from Paisley a few times (got homesick "every" time) i could go on all day about our beautiful architecture and history, famous people past an present but just don't have the time just now. Remember people back the bid and be proud to be a buddy...

#Paisley2021

Was in Paisley yesterday for Sma Shot day. A good buzz about the town, much better than normal. Live in Blantyre now, but in Paisley most weeks, like four times this week. The town needs more regular events, yesterday proved that it would be supported. Lastly, only a few weeks until the start of the season for our beloved St Mirren. Here's hoping the people of Paisley get down to the Paisley 2021 Stadium and support the only team in Paisley.

I think the council should throw in the towel regarding 100% occupancy of shops in the High St. and the West End. It ain’t ever going to happen. The footfall just isn’t there. Other towns have given permission for empty shops to be purchased by private developers for conversion to housing. Of course shops that manage to survive, sustaining reasonable profibility like Fairfull should continue to trade, but the empty properties vacant for a length of time that Guinness Book of Records publishers would be interested in should be subject to some kind of action.

Some amazing buildings, including the fabulous Paisley Abbey. Don't miss Blend Café; excellent. Overall a town destroyed by inept socialist planning, post tory economics meltdown, Ned culture and one awful uni. #sorry.

Paisley is where I was born and bred and still live but it really is in a state. To many lovely buildings in disrepair with trees etc growing from them. Far to many shop units empty or shops full of short term leases all selling the same cheap rubbish. Good luck going for city status but being as close to Glasgow I doubt it.

I love every cobble upon our bonny streets where the patter floats through the air, but alas the scurgh of those Neds wailing their needy screach polluting our wee toon with their substance needs to the detrsment of all.

Say no to Drugs & clean up our cobbles before our street become addicted through our wee Nrds need.

Save our streets.

Believe

Take a casual stroll around and you will come across numerous magnifent buildings that will both surprise and inspire you. Paisley is cool and deserves European city of culture status.

Depressing council should be task for letting town down and it's MPS should care about there town instead of making political statements that mean nothing to the town

It's a dump and could do with a load off money spent on it as it has gone to the fucking dogs over the past 15 years