Paisley’s Buddie Walk of Fame

The first ten paving stones have been unveiled for Paisley’s Buddie Walk of Fame.

Paisley has been contributing to the world stage for centuries. Now, Paisley Buddies from the worlds of stage, screen, music, art and sport have been honoured in a Hollywood Boulevard-style pavement trail.

Click here for a digital guide to Paisley’s Buddie Walk of Fame

Voted for by the town’s people, the first ten stars have been unveiled:

• John Byrne, outside Paisley Central Library, High Street.
• Gerry Rafferty, outside The Bungalow music venue on Shuttle Street.
• Tom Conti, outside the newly-refurbished Paisley Arts Centre on New Street.
• Paolo Nutini, outside Castelvecchi, his parent’s chip shop, on New Street.
• Phyllis Logan, outside Phelp’s Butchers on Causeyside Street.
• David Tennant, close to his former school Paisley Grammar School on Glasgow Road.
• Gerard Butler, outside The Exchange – soon to be Scotland’s first purpose-built youth theatre – on Old Sneddon Street.
• Fulton Mackay, near the train station on Gilmour Street.
• local boxing legend Norrie Sweeney, close to his old boxing gym on Storie Street.
• Paisley’s Mill Girls, on Bridge Street overlooking the old mill.