Renfrewshire Council

The Paisley Learning and Cultural Hub is a new modern home for library services at the heart of the town

The new facility brings back into use a formerly-vacant retail unit on Paisley High Street.

What's been built

 The new building includes:

• children's library with areas for areas for reading, play, storytelling and learning
• IT areas and suite - offering free public digital access in the heart of the town centre
• a new modern frontage on the High Street which preserves the historic features on the building's upper floors
• a total refit of the existing building, over four floors

The work is part of our wider investment in the town's venues and outdoor spaces which will see Paisley Museum transformed into a world-class home for the town's internationally-significant collections, and Paisley Town Hall kept at the heart of local life as a landmark entertainment venue.

The project includes funding from the Scottish Government's Regeneration Capital Grant Fund and was delivered on behalf of the council by hub West Scotland, with Collective Architecture creating the new design and main contractor CCG delivering the refurbishment.

Where to find out about library services

More information on library services can be found on OneRen's website.