Active and sustainable travel means making journeys by healthier, more environmentally-friendly modes, such as walking, cycling, or public transport.

The main station in Paisley is Paisley Gilmour Street which sees trains traveling to and from from Ayrshire and Inverclyde in the west of Scotland and into Glasgow Central and back on the east. It is about a 10-minute walk to the Paisley hub at Seedhill. There is another trainline however in Paisley at Hawkhead which is about another 10-minute walk to the east along Seedhill Road and the journey to Glasgow from there is scenic but slower. Both these stations are accessible by wheelchair.

Glasgow Road which is on the north side of the building is a busy bus lane with frequent buses running to and from Glasgow. The buses are well marked however the journey planning site TravelineScotland can help you plan your journey from your current location to your destination.

The National cycle Path Route 7 is within 0.5 miles away and follows the white cart river for about 6.5 miles all the way to Pollock Country Park in Glasgow which lies just outside Shawlands in Glasgow’s south side. The Sustrans website has an interactive map which details where all the easiest to use cycle routes can be found.

Car park available, please register your vehicle with Abbey Mill Reception.