Groundbreaking hangover research group holds conference in Scotland for first time
Top international researchers on the causes, consequences and treatment of alcohol hangovers will be coming to Paisley and Glasgow next week.
Scottish trad music is trending – research reveals the top 10 most popular trad songs
New research released by VisitScotland reveals the growing popularity of Scottish traditional music, finding that over a third of Scots (34%) have started listening to it more often in the…
Paisley makes its mark as part of town centre living roadshow
Walking tour showcases town centre as people from across the country explore how to unlock huge potential for communities.
UWS to host an open day for local businesses
The University of the West of Scotland, (UWS) Business Innovation team will host its first-ever #BringTheBuzz Doors Open Day on Wednesday 17th April.
With up to 1.7 million cancer patients in need of emotional support, Cancer Support UK launches innovative online wellbeing checker tool
Cancer Compass is a new tool that allows anyone living with or beyond cancer to check their emotional wellbeing and, in just a few seconds to find the right support.
Runners get on their marks as the Paisley 10k and Fun Run launches
The Paisley 10k and Fun Run will see thousands taking to the streets when the event returns to the town on Sunday 18th August..
Chocolate time for Paisley u3a on Thursday
Chocolate lovers and those curious about its past are in for a treat at Paisley & District u3a. Local member, Valerie Reilly, will share the confection’s history through the ages
Food Train names new chief executive
A charity which delivers lifeline shopping supplies to older people across Renfrewshire and East Renfrewshire has named its new chief executive.
Homecoming for dental expert who joins Bishopton Dental Clinic
A leading dental group has bolstered its network of experts with an experienced clinician joining a local dental clinic.
Acas – 7 out of 10 employees are unaware of new law changes to flexible working
A new survey from Acas has found that seven out of ten employees (70%) are not aware that the law is changing to make it easier to request flexible working