Paisley

A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a man whose headless body was found dumped in a suitcase.

Tributes have been pouring in for a teenage boy who drowned at a reservoir in Renfrewshire.

Paisley-based electrical engineering group Power One is on course for a year-one turnover of £2.5 million thanks to a raft of contract wins.

A man has been jailed for life for murdering his former partner five days after they split up.

Police have issued a warning over hallucinogenic drugs in the form of small paper squares after officers seized a quantity in Paisley.

One of Scotland's leading arts administrators is to take charge of the legacy of Paisley's bid to become a UK city of culture.

Almost 80 jobs in construction have been lost after a firm went into administration.

A charity worker killed by her former partner had 42 stab wounds, a court heard.

The teenage daughter of a woman missing for more than six months fought back tears as she appealed for her mother to get in touch.

A carer was forced to spend a night sleeping in a grit bin after her final ferry home was cancelled.

Two teenagers were abducted by a group of men and forced to drive through the streets of Paisley.

A 14-year-old boy was punched in the face in a “callous and opportunistic attack” by a man who stole his phone.

The inventor of PIN and ATM technology is set to be immortalised in a street mural by an artist and neighbour who wants to honour him.

Two men are being treated in hospital after a “vicious” attack in Paisley.

A charity has launched an appeal for information after a cat was found dumped and abandoned in a bin.

It must have been a sobering thought for many of those involved that last month saw the 10th anniversary of the clinching of the Commonwealth Games for Glasgow.

A painting by a Paisley artist has been unveiled as the First Minister’s Christmas card as the town waits to discover whether it will be crowned UK City of Culture.

Elaine Carter has spent her 62 years in Ferguslie Park, where life has never been easy. Last year, the area was named as the most deprived part of Scotland for the second time in a row.