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At long last we are starting to see light at the end of the tunnel ….. as our Spring issue wings its way to your door, we are tentatively coming out of lockdown and stretching our legs a little further afield.
We are delighted that there are some events happening again, albeit either outdoors or online. But hopefully as the vaccines roll out across all age groups, our much loved annual events will start to recommence.
Sadly, some of the regular early summer events will be affected. As we went to print, we had heard that the Gourock Highland Games has been cancelled for 2021. However, the Kilmacolm & Port Glasgow, and Houston Agricultural Shows will take place online again this year. These were a big success last year, so hopefully this year will be even better! Also the Paisley Food & Drink Festival and a number of charity fundraisers will all be online in the coming weeks. We’ve tried to include as many as we can in our diary.
As we hopefully progress into the end of lockdown, we plan to run regular issues of the magazine. However, delays may be caused due to the ongoing situation and possible further restrictions.
Our office is only open for limited hours at the moment. Please contact us via email or social media, or leave a phone message, and we will get back to you as soon as we can. Please also keep an eye on our website and social media for updates.
Running under its current ownership since 1995, the Gryffe Advertizer is the longest running local magazine in the area with a local office team, bringing the Gryffe village communities the latest news and events, and a comprehensive list of local trades and businesses.
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This is the Best local Magazine I have ever seen , it is so well done by a dedicated and brilliant Team.
Mo Ferrington22 July 2019
Excellent staff in particular Fiona who featured my new business in February's edition. Thank you! 😆
Julie McGowan5 February 2019
Good local information, particularly about local events and tradespeople, and it's free!
Bill Elliot17 January 2019