By Johnny Orr St Mirren is a football club with the community at its heart and the aim to be the best community centered club in Scotland. The festive period is a […]
Paisley Saints bring Joy over Christmas
Football playing field need levelled now
by Stuart Mitchell A survey conducted by the Level Playing Field charity shows that disabled football fans have a significantly worse experience when supporting their teams in Europe. The charity seeks to […]
Glasgow University student climbs Mount Everest and raises £50,000 for charity
by Gary Denver-Newall ARDROSSAN man Daniel Grier has scaled new heights having just returned from climbing Mount Everest – the tallest mountain in the world. And the 21-year-old has already said he […]
Scottish based Ukrainians look to support their home country. The Shevchenko.philia story
By Anna Konovalenko Photo by Nadia Danylova and Bohdan Kramar In ten days, Ukrainians will meet the 600th day of the Russia-Ukrainian war. While Ukraine is undoubtedly relying on other countries with […]
Paisley Museum Reimagined will cost £45 million
By Anna Konovalenko After being closed for years, Paisley Museum will return with enriched history to share its heritage with the world. Described as Scotland’s biggest current heritage project, the reopening is […]
February 24, 2022: the day that changed everything
UWS Journalism student Anna Konovalenko reflects on one year since the invasion of Ukraine By Anna Konovalenko The full-scale war which began on the February 24 changed everything. In a matter of […]
Parish community pulls through again with toy giveaway
By Peter Quinn Due to the trauma and sacrifice of the last two years, combined with uncertainty about what the near future may hold due to the Omicron COVID-19 variant, it’s safe […]
The Trials and Tribulations of running a charity: The Carers Centre
By Alan Caldwell The Renfrewshire Carers Centre is a local charity that has been open since January 1996 in a bid to help and support those who are caring for an ill […]
Mental Health Awareness in the age of Social Media & COVID-19
By Layla Maguire Despite the developments with the COVID-19 vaccination, there is no cure for the mental distress that the pandemic has caused millions of people across the globe. The effects of […]
Glasgow soup kitchen has “busiest night ever” as they serve over 130 people
By Meg Montague It is a Friday evening in Glasgow and the temperature has dropped below freezing. But despite the cold, a team of dedicated volunteers from Homeless Project Scotland continue to […]
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