Paisley Central Library

Paisley town centre is in the middle of a colossal revamp. A spectacular £100 million has been invested to upgrade Paisley Museum, Paisley Town Hall and most recently Paisley Central Library. Originally part of the museum at the top of the High Street, the old library was difficult to navigate, accessed by a steep ramp at the side of the building, which also functioned as the museum's only accessible entrance. Thankfully, that’s no longer the case as the library has been moved to a new location, on the same street but closer to the centre, accessed via ground level, with lifts to each floor and two accessible toilets. The library is now sleek and modern, but there is room for improvement, especially where signage and accessible toilets are concerned.