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Boys' Brigade enjoy ten-pin bowling night at Braehead

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Bowling night has become an annual event with boys from all parts of Paisley and District <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
Bowling night has become an annual event with boys from all parts of Paisley and District (Image: Supplied)
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More than 50 boys from The Boys' Brigade enjoyed a ten-pin bowling night at Braehead.

This was part of an annual event that brought together boys from all parts of Paisley and District.

The evening was filled with fun, laughter, and a healthy dose of competition.

'It was a lively night full of fun and laughter and exchanging ideas among officers and helpers''It was a lively night full of fun and laughter and exchanging ideas among officers and helpers' (Image: Supplied)

A spokesman for the Boys' Brigade said: "It was so good to see so many boys having fun and enjoying themselves."

Plans for a repeat bowling night in early 2025 suggest more 'lively gatherings' in the months to come.

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