of Robert I of Scotland (Robert the Bruce) – who married the 6th High Steward, thus founding the Stewart dynasty. The first Stewart King of Scotland and son of Marjorie Bruce and Walter Stewart, Robert II, is believed to have been born in the Abbey. His son Robert III is buried there. Ronald Reagan's maternal great-great-grandparents, Claude Wilson and Margaret Downey, were married at Paisley High Church on 23 May 1807. Other notable people associated with Paisley include: Arts Media Nick Currie (singer/songwriter, journalist) Andrew Neil (journalist and television presenter) Seán Batty (STV weatherman) Banking Fred Goodwin, (banker) Tirath Khemlani, banker Education David Stow (educationalist) James Finlay Weir Johnston (scientist and educationalist) Politics Sport Military John James Snodgrass (Battle of Waterloo) Samuel Evans VC (Crimean war hero) John Hannah VC (RAF sergeant) Arthur Henderson VC (army captain) Hugh McIver VC MM&Bar (Army private) James McKechnie VC (army sergeant) Archie McKellar (Battle of Britain ace) Other Robert II of Scotland (king) Agnes Barr Auchencloss (medical officer) Archibald Barr (scientific engineer) Robert Broom (palaeontologist) Iain Boyd (aerospace engineer) Ronald Ian Currie (oceanographer) David Eccles (businessman) Patrick Gilday (United Mine Workers official, USA) John Glassford (tobacco lord) James Goodfellow (Inventor; ATM and PIN) Patrick Hutchison (Presbyterian minister) Jimmy Kinnon (founder of Narcotics Anonymous) James MacGregor (Free Church minister there, 1861-1868) Andrew Millar (18th-century bookseller) Nora Senior (businesswoman) Trevor Sorbie (hairdresser) Media Paisley has one local daily newspaper, the Paisley Daily Express, which is owned by the Trinity Mirror Group. Various local radio stations have operated at times, including Q96 from 1992 to 2007 – serving the Renfrewshire area, although for a considerable period based in neighbouring Glasgow. Its replacement, Glasgow-based Guardian Media Group station 96.3 Rock Radio carries Renfrewshire focused material. In October 2011 Rock Radio, faced with falling advertising revenue, was rebranded by Guardian Media Group as Real Radio XS after a proposed management buyout failed to materialise. Paisley has two local radio stations, Paisleyradio.com broadcasts from the centre of Paisley with a large online audience. Paisleyradio.com won the Prestige Scotland Radio Station of the Year award 2021/22. Paisley FM broadcasts from the Grammar School, it covers Paisley, Renfrew and Johnstone. Sport St Mirren F.C. is Paisley's sole professional association football team. As of 2018, it plays in the Scottish Premiership. In 2009, the team moved from their Love Street stadium to a new 8,029 capacity stadium, known formally as St Mirren