The first paving stones have been unveiled for Paisley's Buddie Walk of Fame - with stars from stage, screen, music, art and sport honoured
John Fraser was known for his involvement in the Radical Rising of 1820, where he, along with a number of other ‘radicals’, was tried for treason, following a week of strikes and unrest throughout Scotland.
Paisley’s Gaelic connections are far-reaching and have significantly shaped the town’s cultural heritage from poetry and song, to weaving and thread making, education, philanthropy and religious worship.
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Paisley Museum has a copy of one of the world's most spectacular books - The Birds of America, by John James Audubon.
Science curator John Pressly talks about the Coats Observatory and its long and fascinating tradition of weather recording.
The once-bustling Paisley Harbour could find new life with plans for new transport links into the nearby manufacturing district.
The category A listed Erskine Bridge marked the 50th anniversary of its opening in July 2021 - and you can see amazing footage of the structure here.
Find out some interesting facts you might not have known about the grade A listed Bascule Bridge in this quick read.
To this day, people come to watch the grade A listed structure rise to the sky. Find out more about this fascinating rolling lift bridge.