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Drug squad cops seized thousands of pounds of drugs during two early morning raids in Paisley.

A man was hospitalised following an incident in Paisley town centre at the weekend.

Scots singer Paolo Nutini shared a rare social media post to announce that he will be touring around Italy this summer.

Police are appealing for information in a bid to trace a 15-year-old boy who is missing from the Paisley area.

missing woman has been released as police search continues. We told how Soung Nguyen was last seen in the Calside area of Paisley, Renfrewhsire at around 9.40am on Sunday.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.A gang of teen yobs hurled racist abuse at a young man and woman as they walked through Paisley town centre.The victims were targeted in Gilmour Street near the cenotaph around 9.20pm on Friday.Cops said a 16 year-old boy and a 23 year-old woman were heading from nearby Gilmour Street train station after getting off a train when the group approached them and began to shout racist taunts at them.The

Paisley town centre has announced proposals to open a state-of-the-art health centre in Allders Department Store.

Paisley town centre. The town’s sheriff court heard the plumbing and heating engineer feared a row with his girlfriend and got behind the wheel of his Vauxhall Corsa and went out for a drive on March 27, when he was stopped by the police at Candren Road, Linwood, at around 12.35pm.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Police Scotland figures have revealed there are 122 predators and perverts living in Renfrewshire.The PA1 postcode - which covers much of central Paisley - has the highest number at 29.Specialist police tasked with monitoring paedophiles and sex attackers said they will always act to protect members of the public.In total, there are 122 people on the

Covid-19 pandemic. In desperation, he armed himself with a hammer and a knife and started making threats in Paisley town centre in an attempt to raise awareness of his plight.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A notorious crook who went on a thieving spree armed with a pair of scissors has been placed on a tag with a warning ringing in his ears.William Hutton, 50, who has more than 100 previous convictions, was spared jail despite targeting shops in Paisley.Desperate Hutton even claimed he was only stealing “for money for food and electricity,” when he was snared in the town’s High Street.Yesterday he appeared for

He is described as white male, 5ft 9ins, heavy build, short brown hair, wearing black Nike hooded top, blue Lacoste Tracksuit bottoms, black Nike trainers, blue Lacoste skip cap.

Paisley town centre parking row. Police have launched a hunt for the disgusting lout who gobbed on a 30-year-old woman through her car window in Causeyside Street.The incident unfolded on Monday morning outside Cash Converters, officers investigating have revealed.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens It’s understood their attacker pulled up beside them in a dark coloured Ford car before launching an assault.Police probing the incident, which happened at around 12.25pm on Tuesday, are appealing for witnesses to come forward.They victims were left badly shaken by the onslaught.Officers are scouring CCTV and quizzing potential witnesses in a bid to identify the thug who carried out attack.Inspector Tracy Harkins, from Paisley’s community

Read More: Sainsbury’s bosses said they hope to move affected Argos and counter staff to alternative jobs in the company.Dave Gill, national officer with shopworkers’ union Usdaw, said: “Sainsbury's/Argos has briefed us on their plans to restructure the business, which includes the proposed permanent closure of a number of Argos stores and counter services in Sainsbury’s supermarkets that were closed in March, at the beginning of the first lockdown.

Read More About: Adelle hopes pupils will soon get chance to see the work up close when dance schools are given the green light to open again.She added: “We got some disappointing news last week from Nicola Sturgeon that dance schools will not be allowed to open until September 14 at the earliest, which was devastating really.“It will mean we will have been shut a full six months.“It’s frustrating because we feel we have all the correct measures in place, we have socially distanced spaces, a

A loyalist demonstration organised for today has been condemned as anti-racism campaigners tell right-wing protesters: “You are not welcome in Paisley”.Organised by the Loyalist Defence League, the Protect the Cenotaph protest is scheduled to take place in Paisley town centre today from noon, coinciding with similar demonstrations across Scotland.Members have been gathering in response to the anti-racism protests taking place all over the country that have resulted in statues of historical

Detectives are trying to identify a man who is in critical condition after he being run over in a Paisley street. Officers believe he had also sustained injuries before he was hit in the town’s George Street in the early hours of yesterday morning.

Hundreds of hash plants have been removed from a massive cannabis cultivation in Paisley town centre.

Business group Paisley First is calling on shoppers to show their backing for the Free for Three parking pilot in an effort to have it made permanent.