Recently, we held our project launch, which celebrated everything that the project has achieved since it got up and running in April 2014. Thanks to the Heritage Lottery Fund, the project has given local people an opportunity to explore their heritage in a pretty unique way. But in doing so, it has brought people together, forged new friendships, and strengthened old ones.

We have had the great pleasure and privilege of exploring the story of the Renfrewshire witch hunt with students of Johnstone High School and Park Mains High School recently.

Halloween is a special time of year, and we've been busy enjoying it with our local community.

On Friday 24th of October, we had a great day with students from Dumbarton Academy and residents of the Castle View Care Home in Dumbarton.

On Saturday, August 30th, we had a great day with some local children, exploring the stories surrounding the events of 1697, and having fun with witches more generally.

Today, we invited a few people to get together and talk in a little more depth about their thoughts, opinions and interpretations of the Renfrewshire Witch Hunt.

On Friday, 4th July, we held a training session for our first group of project volunteers. This day was an important landmark for the Enchanted Threads project, and everyone had a great time.

On Thursday, May 1st, we held a reminiscence event in the Sir James Clark building, Seedhill. This was an opportunity for people to come along and share their stories relating to the Renfrewshire Witch Hunt of 1697. We were delighted to welcome so many people from the local area.