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I lived in Johnstone till I was 19yrs lived in John Land Street , Johnstone is full of history ,thank you for bringing back memories ,my young brother still lives there

I lived in the haunted house in Collier st in the 50s. My memories of living in Johnstone are with me forever. So much love in my heart .

I left johnstone when i was 8. I remember johnstone castle. My granny lived in willow drive in the tenemants. Ive not been back for about 48 years.

Thanks for this video. Found it quite emotional. I worked in Greggs in Johnstone when I was 16. My granny lived in Dimity street and I was brought it up in Cochrane Castle. Miss it a lot Now live in the Midkands. Thank you for this, fond memories 👍

My grandfather had a barber shop on the old Walkinshaw street right next to the pub as you walked round corner ( wee Malky Kerr ) walkinshaw street was demolished approx late 70’s and rebuilt and my grandfathers shop was knocked down also. Have fond memories of visiting my grandparents on Scott Avenue in late 60’s early 70’s time is fleeting my dad was right . Malcolm(Calum) Kerr

Worked in Iceland store when it was a CO-OP in late 1980s. Boots is still in same location! Colliers still the same looking too. Aaaah the memories. Great video. 👍

Johnstone is like a time warp back to the 1970s. It's one of the only parts of west scotland that hasn't been targeted by modernisation. And I love it for that reason. I think since Morrisons opened up the town seems less congested. I remember it was a mass scramble to do the shop at either the wee sommerfields or Safeway's. I remember Davey provan fitting me out for my first ever pair of football boots at provan sports on the high street and Woolworths being the main shop in the town. I'm not from Johnstone myself, but my family are , and everything important in childhood seemed to happen for me in this little town. My gran also ran a newsagents on the high street for a number of years, it wasn't uncommon back in the 90s for me to walk in and see either gazza or mccoist buying papers in there. Its a good place to live. That key cutting shop has also been there for as long as I can remember

I recall performing many shows at Johnstone Town Hall from around 2001 - 2005. Selling tickets at the Card Factory. Great memories. Noticed it hasn't changed much. I was also born at Thornhill Hospital as Gordon was. Gordon of course is well known World Wide. I am , not surprisingly, relatively unknown in the UK but of course a household name in The Netherlands. I jump on a KLM flight from Amsterdam to Glasgow, having been welcomed on board by cabin crew who instantly refer to me by my first name and then once on the ground in Glasgow I am unrecognised. I must recommend Gordon's autobiography. Absolutely fantastic read. What a story and what a focused, genuine and honest guy.

Born and brought up in Johnstone. However, I was Glasgow overspill so it never felt like home. Left in 1979 and only been back a few times since.

My Home town, my grandma lived in kilbarchan road Johnstone, she passed last chrismtas on Christmas Day night,

My uncle was from Johnstone. My other uncle and my mum are from Bridge of Weir. Dad was from Inchinnan. I know this area quite well for a Canadian!

Gordon Ramsay British celebrity chef and restauranteur

Born and raised in Johnstone Castle and Corseford still here.

Born in 1990 and I lived here until 95' and then my mom, my sister and me moved to Toronto, Canada. Been here since.

My home town. Thorn Inn in the early 90's was a great crowd. Coanes and Sophie's used to have alternate 1am closing on a Fri/Sat.....good times. Never planned to move away. Been 30 years down by. Still miss home. Or maybe just miss my youth....🤔. Good video. Thank you.

A Johnstone pub crawl is a good laugh. You can start at the top of the hill in the Thorn Inn and work your way down. Your 100% guaranteed to meet some characters and get some good chat.

I've lived in this wee town for 40 yrs I'd never move unless it was to be down the coast its cool seeing a wee tour please do an up to date one on a sunny day geis all a laugh 😃 😅😂 I think ill do my own wee tour I feel inspired good commentary too

I haven't ever been to Johnstone . I live in Brisbane Australia. Enjoyed the video. Keep em coming.

Wow, I had no idea Gordon was from there. I am French and I lived in Johntone in 1979 on Quarrelton Road (my Danish boyfriend at the time said that explained a lot, ah!). I loved Scotland, I loved the Scots and even picked up the lovely accent to my teachers' dismay when I went back to Paris university. Your 'wee' was confusing my 'oui'. Long live the Scots and Scotland and our Auld Alliance against you know who...... Does not look like it has changed a lot. If any of you remember me I was your French exchange student teacher at Trinity and Renfrew high.....

Small town that has a great selection of shopping as it serves kilbarchan, Bridge of weir, Elderslie, Linwood, etc

Jim Leighton never stayed in Johnstone. Stayed just outside

I am a great granddaughter of George Houstoun who lived at Johnston Castle

Home is a love I miss very much.

Hi Kevin, I would be in the museum while my wife does the shopping at Morrison’s, I’m very surprised more of your Tenerife subscribers are not subscribers to this channel, never heard of poundbasket but you can’t fail to see a greggs wherever you go

Im originally from Cochrane Castle. Fond memories

Can you hear the noise of planes landing or taking off from Glasgow Airport in the Johnstone city?

Got at least 75 family members stay their. My mammys fae paisley, brought up in Fullerton street. She was born in storey street. . I’m from Aberdeen though.

Does the DUP canvas in johnstone Renfrewshire

the chippy is called Andy's golden fry it is he best chippy in Johnstone

A few of my cousins played for Johnstone Burgh the thorn. I’ve a massive family at least 100 people in Johnstone on my mothers side. Are yous mcnallys from Fullerton terrace? my mother stayed in fullerton street from 43’ to 56’

Not sure if am right or no. But wasn't the Tassie the Hun bar and the thorn and the globe were the tim bars

Wearing the St Mirren colors while waking around Johnstone?

I will be moving back with my wife to be and our 6yr old daughter

Are you doing this with a mobile dude quite entertaining

40 year af been stuck in this place

I live in Johnstone

born in miller street in 1950