255 December 2015 - Gryffe Advertizer

www.advertizer.co.uk december 2015
19 19
Deck The Halls With Orchard Flooring
Looking for a stylish floor that lasts? Now is the perfect time to invest in your
dream floor.
Karndean is inspired by nature and looks and feels spectacular. It comes in
wood and stone effect, but unlike natural wood or ceramics it doesn’t crack,
dent or chip!
Tired of your pets’ mucky footprints and juice spills from the kids? These are
easily mopped up so staining and fading are not an issue.
Perfect for busy homes, it is
easily maintained, but will still
look great in years to come.
With a large choice of styles
to choose from you can tailor
the look to suit your own decor.
Karndean even adjusts to
temperature and will be cool in
summer and warm in winter.
With up to 20-
year guarantees
you can relax
for many festive
seasons to come
knowing that your
floor is looking its
best.
Orchard Flooring
have 15 years’
experience in fitting Karndean and Amtico and are happy to offer advice on
picking the best options for each room. With a home sampling service why not
give us a call and be on your way to a stunning floor from Orchard Flooring.
You can contact Scott on 01505 22 9584 or 07563 633 432
E: sjmproducts@hotmail.com website- www.orchard-flooring.com
Paisley back on
the map with
2021 bid
Paisley has put people at the heart of its bid
for UK City of Culture 2021 as plans have been
unveiled to place its museum on an international
stage and support the local arts and cultural
community through an innovative creative fund.
Paisley’s internationally-significant museum
collections, and its one-time place at the heart
of the global thread industry, have inspired the
plans to turn the town’s museum into a national
showcase of textile and design by 2021.
The museum is the flagship project of
Renfrewshire’s long-term regeneration plans for
the town. They include:
• £56.7m plans to transform the museum
• a £3.7m world class museum store to support
an internationally-significant museum
and open up access to all of the museum
collections for education and research in the
heart of the town centre - a first for the UK
• £2.7m earmarked to support investment in
developing Paisley’s lending library service,
and
• a new £500,000 culture, heritage and event
fund to tap into the town’s creative potential.
Visitor numbers to the museum could triple to hit
150,000 with almost 250 jobs created and up
to £89m generated for the local economy as a
result of the cultural and economic regeneration
brought about by the museum transformation
alone. They will support Renfrewshire Council’s
wider economic, social and cultural regeneration
strategy.
The plans were unveiled to coincide with a twoday
event to officially launch Paisley’s UK City of
Culture 2021 bid.
A social media campaign to back the bid using
#Paisley2021 has started and a new Paisley
2021 website has been set up to rally public
support.