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  • 1 day ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Taylor Murray

    The Saints will face the Sons in the first of three friendlies ahead of their Premier Sports Cup opener against Arbroath. St Mirren will get their first taste of match action tomorrow with a trip across the Erskine Bridge to face Dumbarton. The Buddies take on the League Two outfit as Stephen Robinson and his players warm up for the 2025-26 Premiership campaign. It will also be the first chance for the black-and-white army to see how some of the new recruits look.

  • 1 day ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Taylor Murray

    Gordon Morrison admits he has fallen in love with Paisley since moving to the Renfrewshire town as he prepares for key role. New OneRen senior executive Gordon Morrison says he has “fallen in love with Paisley” as he bids to boost leisure, culture and sport in the area. The Renfrewshire town has left a defining mark on Mr Morrison who has just started as director of business development. The organisation runs leisure, cultural and sporting services across the area.

  • 2 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Taylor Murray

    The pair, who represented Celtic and Rangers, respectively, have shown the Buddies defender the Premiership is the perfect proving ground. Richard King could follow in the footsteps of Virgil van Dijk and Calvin Bassey after his switch to St Mirren. That’s the view of sports reporter Daniel Blake of the Jamaican Observer who believes the SMiSA Stadium is the “perfect” nurturing ground for the Reggae Boyz international.

  • 2 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Taylor Murray

    A traffic management plan was set to be introduced yesterday but it will now be initiated tomorrow. The reopening of a busy Renfrew road has been delayed after “a wrinkle in the plans” was discovered. Arkleston Road, which acts as an access route to the busy M8, has been closed since Wednesday, June 4, after a lorry travelling westbound on the motorway crashed into the bridge.

  • 3 days ago | foodnetwork.com | Taylor Murray

    The most polarizing pantry darling is finally getting its time in the sun — scales, oil, tin key and all. Sardines lend a nautical novelty that goes far beyond pastas and appetizers. Once overlooked for flashier fins, these tiny tins of umami-rich fish have swum their way into our hearts (and Instagram feeds). Whether you’re a die-hard sardine snacker, a lover of all things Mediterranean or just appreciate good design in a can, there’s a sea of sardine-inspired products out there worth exploring.

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