infobox UK place country Scotland official name Giffnock gaelic name Giofnag scots name population 9,353 population ref ref Total from 2001 Census for http www.eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk txt 09 giffnock north.pdf Giffnock North and http www.eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk txt 13 giffnock south.pdf Giffnock South ... area G dial code 0141 Giffnock is a wealthy, dormitory suburb of Glasgow in the East Renfrewshire ... in the west central Lowlands of Scotland . Giffnock forms part of the Greater Glasgow metropolitan area. History The name Giffnock is thought to derive from the Old Norse geof , meaning dump or mound ... as 8000 years. In 1941, Hitler s deputy, Rudolf Hess was locked in the Giffnock Scout hall after he ... Government s reporter, East Renfrewshire Council abandoned the plans in October 2011. Geography Giffnock ... Toll. The area is served by Giffnock railway station on the Glasgow South Western Line branch to East Kilbride and also by Whitecraigs railway station on the Neilston branch. Religion Giffnock has various places of worship including the main one, Giffnock Synagogue ,which was founded in September 1938 ref http www.giffnockshul.co.uk giffnock jewish history 1.html ref and many churches, Orchardhill Parish Church, Giffnock Reform Church and Giffnock South Parish Church. Culture and Community Image TBGiffMap1923.jpg thumb 300px Map of Giffnock in 1923 Image PanoramaGiffnock.jpg thumb 300px Panaoramic View of Fenwick Road , the main street in Giffnock. Giffnock is the home to the 28th Glasgow Giffnock Scout Group , and the Scout Hall which has played a part in the community. Other youth organisations in Giffnock include the 86th Glasgow Company Boys Brigade, Girl Guides and Brownies meet at Giffnock s Orchardhill Parish Church, situated at Church Road. The 254th Glasgow Company Boys Brigade meets at Giffnock South Parish Church at Greenhill Avenue where the War Memorial is also situated. It is also home to St Ninian s High School, Giffnock St Ninian s High School , which is Scotland ... more details
coord 55.804 4.295 display title region GB scale 5000 Jews and Judaism sidebar Image Giffnock Synagogue.jpg thumb left 215px Boys aged 11 12, learning about Judaism at the Giffnock and Newlands Synagogue in Giffnock , Scotland . Giffnock and Newlands Synagogue , located at 222 Fenwick Road in Giffnock , East Renfrewshire on the south side of Glasgow , is the largest Jewish religious congregation in Scotland . The synagogue also features a religious day school for both children and teenagers. Spiritual leadership The congregation is led by Rabbi Moshe Rubin who originally hails from the United States having joined the community in 1990, first serving as their Hazzan Cantor . He was asked to take over the pulpit upon the retirement of the previous Rabbi Rabbi Philip Greenberg in 1999 Rabbi Greenberg retired in 1998 . Giffnock s Cantor from 1964 to 1990 then Emeritus Cantor was the late Rev Ernest Levy OBE d.August 2009 . The Hazzan Cantor for the High Holydays since 2008 has been Chazan Russell Grossman, of London. Brief History and Community Founded in 1934 approximately, the synagogue stood at May Terrace in Giffnock until 1968. The new current complex was erected on Maryville Avenue. Giffnock Synagogue is described as a provincial synagogue . As an affiliate member of the United Synagogue organization of Great Britain , it is under the aegis of the Jonathan Sacks Chief Rabbi . It is the largest Jewish community in Scotland. Services are conducted in the Ashkenazi Orthodox ritual. Membership 1938 350 seatholders Jewish Year Book 1939 1950 400 seatholders Jewish Year Book 1951 1953 550 seatholders Jewish Year Book 1954 1957 750 seatholders Jewish Year Book 1958 2007 700 seatholders approximation See also History of the Jews in Scotland Garnethill Synagogue Synagogues Synagogue ... Giffnock and Newlands Hebrew Congregation http www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org jsource vjw Scotland.html ... Centre http www.jewishgen.org jcr uk Community glasgow06 giffnock index.htm Giffnock & Newlands ... more details
Infobox UK station name Giffnock other name lang gd Giofnag symbol rail code GFN image name Giffnock Railway Station.jpg caption manager First ScotRail locale Giffnock borough East Renfrewshire latitude 55.804 longitude 4.294 platforms 2 usage0405 pad 1em 0.224 usage0506 increase 0.245 usage0607 increase 0.266 usage0708 increase 0.273 usage0809 increase 0.355 original Busby Railway pregroup Caledonian Railway postgroup London Midland and Scottish Railway LMS years 1 January 1866 events Opened ref name butt102 Butt 1995 , page 102 ref years1 events1 Giffnock railway station is a railway station in the town of Giffnock , East Renfrewshire , Greater Glasgow , Scotland . The station is managed by First ScotRail and is on the East Kilbride branch of the Glasgow South Western Line . History The station was opened by the Busby Railway on 1 January 1866. ref name butt102 Expand section date November 2008 Services The station has a half hourly service in each direction including Sundays to stnlnk Glasgow Central and stnlnk East Kilbride . rail start rail line previous Stnlnk Clarkston next Stnlnk Thornliebank route First ScotRail br p style background 10A5C6 small Glasgow South Western Line small col FF80C0 Historical Rail Insert rail line previous Stnlnk Clarkston br small Line and station open small next Stnlnk Thornliebank br small Line and station open small route Caledonian Railway br p style background Caledonian light small Busby Railway small col Caledonian colour s end References Notes reflist Sources Butt Stations Jowett Atlas Jowett Nationalised http www.railbrit.co.uk Busby Railway frame.htm RAILSCOT on Busby Railway Use dmy dates date January 2011 DEFAULTSORT Giffnock Railway Station Category Railway stations in East Renfrewshire Category SPT railway stations Category Railway stations served by First ScotRail Category Railway stations opened in 1866 Category Former Caledonian Railway stations Scotland railstation stub nl Station Giffnock ... more details
St Ninian s High School may refer to St Ninian s High School, Douglas , Isle of Man St Ninian s High School, Giffnock , East Renfrewshire , Scotland St Ninian s High School, Kirkintilloch , East Dunbartonshire , Scotland disamb ... more details
Braidbar Primary School is one of two primary schools in Giffnock , East Renfrewshire , Scotland . It is situated on Kyle Drive towards Giffnock North. Pupils from the school go on to Woodfarm High School, currently named the 7th best High School in Scotland. The head teacher is currently Mrs M Ward. References reflist MRS DEVINE IS HEAD External links http www.ea.e renfrew.sch.uk braidbar Braidbar Primary School Scotland school stub coord 55.80653 N 4.28387 W type edu region GB display title Category Primary schools in Scotland Category Schools in East Renfrewshire ... more details
2007&ndash 08 Members Calderhill Thistle Calderwood Blue Star Clarkston AAC EK Burgh EK Rolls Royce Youth Giffnock Spiders Mearns United Orchard Park Mount Saint Ninian s South Lanark Amateurs Southside United Stamperland Thistle External links http ersda1994.leaguerepublic.com enter.do?siteid 1346739 ERSDA Scottish youth football system Category Sport in East Renfrewshire Category Football governing bodies in Scotland Scotland org stub Scotland sport stub ... more details
This is a list of city cities , town s and village s in the Counties of Scotland county of East Renfrewshire in Scotland Expand list date August 2008 compactTOC8 side yes top yes num yes NOTOC B Barrhead Busby, East Renfrewshire Busby C Clarkston, Scotland Clarkston E Eaglesham G Giffnock N Neilston Nether Kirkton Netherlee Netherplace Newton Mearns S Stamperland T Thornliebank U Uplawmoor W Waterfoot, East Renfrewshire Waterfoot Woodfarm See also List of places in Scotland Category Lists of places in Scotland East Renfrewshire Category East Renfrewshire ... more details
Woodfarm is a residential district within East Renfrewshire , Scotland , located roughly 6 miles to the south of Glasgow . The area is sandwiched between the suburbs of Thornliebank and Giffnock , and lies next to Rouken Glen Park, which is regarded as one of the best parks in the Greater Glasgow area. The housing is a mix of mostly formerly council owned property, ex Army owned houses, older bungalows and villas, and newer flats and family homes built within the last twenty years. Woodfarm is served by the nearby Robslee, Thornliebank, and Our Lady of the Missions primary schools, as well as Woodfarm High School and St Ninian s High School, Giffnock St Ninian s High School . Like most schools in East Renfrewshire, they consistently perform well academically, and competition for placements from pupils outwith the catchment area is normally high. Woodfarm Playing Fields sports complex was completed in 2004. The development features a full sized football pitch, three five a side football pitches that can also be used as tennis courts , and a clubhouse with changing rooms. Woodfarm High School, opposite the complex, has use of the pitches on weekdays for physical education classes, while the public has access to the leisure facilities on evenings and weekends. The district is served by regular bus services to Glasgow city centre services 38 and 38a , as well as other areas of the south side and East Renfrewshire. East Renfrewshire EastRenfrewshire geo stub coord 55 48 12 N 4 18 39 W type city 1000 region GB display title Category Suburbs in East Renfrewshire ... more details
The Western Regional Cup is a cup competition played for by youth football clubs in the west of Scotland . Teams competing in 2007&ndash 08 Ardencaple Boys Club Arsenal Boys Club Baljaffray Baljaffray United Barrhead Red Boys Club Barrhead Yellow Boys Club Barrochan Broomhill Sports Club Campbeltown United Chelsea Boys Club Clydebank Juveniles Clydeside Dalvait Boys Club Drumchapel Amateurs Drumchapel United Dumbarton & Strathclyde United Dunnoon Youth Erskine Youth Everton Boys Club FC Barcalomond Friends United Giffnock Sports Club Giffnock Sports Club Athletic Glenbrae Colts Youth Gleniffer Thistle Boys Club Goldenhill Boys Club Gourock YAC Hamilton Accies Boys Club Helensburgh Hillington Youth Club Hillwood Boys Club Inverclyde Johnstone Burgh Boys Club Langcraigs Boys Club Maryhill Harp Meadowpark Boys Club Milngavie Boys Club Muirton Boys Club Oban Saints Partick Thistle Boys Club B Port Glasgow Boys Club Port Glasgow Select Boys Club Rangers SA Boys Club Renfrew Victoria Boys Club Rothesay Academy Ruchazie Juniors Scotstoun Red St Andrews Boys Club A St Andrews Boys Club Select The Celtic Boys Club Torrance Youth Club See also Scottish youth football system External links http www.allprosoftware.net wrc2007 4 aptschart.htm Western Regional Cup Football in Scotland Category Football cup competitions in Scotland Scotland footy competition stub ... more details
Infobox UK station symbol rail name Whitecraigs other name code WCR image name Whitecraigs railway station.jpg caption manager First ScotRail locale Giffnock borough East Renfrewshire latitude 55.7903 longitude 4.3107 platforms 2 pte Strathclyde Partnership for Transport SPT usage0203 0.225 usage0405 0.254 usage0506 0.278 usage0607 0.274 usage0708 0.284 original Lanarkshire and Ayrshire Railway pregroup Caledonian Railway postgroup London Midland and Scottish Railway LMS years 1 May 1903 events Opened ref name Butt Butt 1995 , page 248 ref Whitecraigs railway station is a railway station serving the Whitecraigs and Davieland areas of the towns of Giffnock and Newton Mearns , East Renfrewshire , Greater Glasgow , Scotland . The station is managed by First ScotRail and lies on the Cathcart Circle Lines Neilston branch of the Cathcart Circle . The line here forms the boundary which separates Newton Mearns and Giffnock across Ayr Road. History The station was originally opened as part of the Lanarkshire and Ayrshire Railway on 1 May 1903. ref name Butt In some timetables the station was known as Whitecraigs for Rouken Glen . ref name Butt Services Since electrification in 1962 Since the line was electrified in 1962 the basic service has been a half hour service throughout the day Mondays to Saturdays , with additional peak hour trains Mondays to Fridays . From 2005 a half hourly Sunday service has also been provided. British Rail Class 303 Class 303 Blue Train electric multiple units provided almost all trains services for many years thereafter, being joined by the similar British Rail Class 311 Class 311 from 1967. Services are now mainly operated by the British Rail Class 314 Class 314 EMUs. rail start rail line next Stnlnk Williamwood previous Stnlnk Patterton route First ScotRail br p style background ff0000 small Cathcart Circle Lines small col FF80C0 Historical Rail Insert rail line next Stnlnk Muirend br small Line and station open small previous Stnlnk Patterton ... more details
coord 55.807 4.295 display title region GB scale 50000 Image Scot1975Eastwood.png thumb right Eastwood District 1976 96 Eastwood A Choille an Ear in Scottish Gaelic was one of nineteen local government Scotland local government Regions and districts Scotland district s in the Strathclyde Regions and districts Scotland region of Scotland from 1975 to 1996, lying south west of the City of Glasgow . The district was formed from the area of the First District of the former counties of Scotland county of Renfrewshire historic Renfrewshire . The council s headquarters were at Giffnock . The district was named after the larger Eastwood List of civil parishes in Scotland civil parish itself named after a long vanished woodland. ref http www.british history.ac.uk report.asp?compid 43436 s16 Eastwood, or Pollock, Topographical Dictionary of Scotland, 1846 British History Online ref The district was abolished by the Local Government etc. Scotland Act 1994 , with its area included in the East Renfrewshire Council areas of Scotland unitary council area . Constituencies The Eastwood UK Parliament constituency Eastwood Westminster constituency was created in 1983, and the Eastwood Scottish Parliament constituency Eastwood Holyrood constituency , with the same boundaries, in 1999. The House of Commons UK Westminster constituency was renamed East Refrewshire in 2005. The Scottish Parliament Holyrood constituency retains its original name. See also Subdivisions of Scotland References references Category Districts of Scotland Category East Renfrewshire EastRenfrewshire geo stub ... more details
Stamperland is a district of the small suburban town of Clarkston, East Renfrewshire , Scotland . The area s close proximity to Glasgow effectively makes it a suburb of the city, though it remains administratively separate. Adjoining districts are Netherlee to the north and Giffnock to the west it is also bordered by Clarkston Road to the west and the River Cart White Cart Water to the east. It is served by the Glasgow Central to East Kilbride line through Clarkston Station. The area is mainly housing, but there is a small group of local shops located at the junction of Clarkston Road and Stamperland Gardens. Also at this location is Stamperland Parish Church Church of Scotland . Other local facilities include a social club, bowling and tennis clubs and a gun club. Also nearby is the large Overlee Park and a small barbers at the top of the train station exit ramp. Stamperland was voted the 1245th best area in which to buy a home in the UK, according to a 2007 survey. Stamperland has its own pipe band Stamperland Pipe Band who are currently the RSPBA Champion of Champions for Grade 3B, and the European Champions. External links http www.stamperlandchurch.btck.co.uk Home Stamperland Church website http www.stamperlandsocialclub.co.uk Stamperland Community Social Club http www.stamperlandpipeband.co.uk Stamperland Pipe Band East Renfrewshire coord 55 47 36 N 4 16 17 W type city 2000 region GB display title Category Suburbs in East Renfrewshire EastRenfrewshire geo stub ... more details
Image TalentShowSetup.jpg thumb A school talent show taking place at St Ninian s High School, Giffnock St Ninian s High School in Glasgow , Scotland . A talent show is an event where participants perform their talent or talents of acting , singing , dancing , acrobatics , drums drumming , martial arts , playing an instrument, and other activities to showcase a unique form of skill talent , sometimes for a reward, trophy or prize. School talent shows are often performances rather than contests with prizes, occasionally students are given place awards of first, second, and third place. ref http vies.wcs.k12.va.us tsguidelines.html ref ref http www.mysouthborough.com 2009 01 26 wanted southboroughs most talented ref In recent times, talent shows have become a notable genre of reality television , such as Idol TV series Idol , Got Talent and The X Factor TV series The X Factor , which were critical in catapulting some amateur artists to stardom, and commercially successful careers. References Reflist DEFAULTSORT Talent Show Category Talent shows Category Drama Category Singing competitions Television stub cy Sioe dalent de Castingshow es Talent show fa fr Radio crochet it Talent show pl Talent show pt Talent show ru ... more details
Jane Burley born February 12, 1971 in Liverpool is a female field hockey midfielder from Scotland . She played club hockey for Giffnock Hutchesons Ladies , and made her debut for the Women s National Team in 1999 . Burley works as a firefighter . Her mother played tennis for Lancashire . References http www.sportscotland.org.uk Commonwealth Games 2006 TopicNavigation Athletes Hockey.htm sportscotland br Navboxes title Jane Burley &ndash International Tournaments list1 Scotland FHW Squad 1999 EuroHockey Scotland FHW Squad 2002 Commonwealth Games Scotland FHW Squad 2002 World Cup Scotland FHW Squad 2003 EuroHockey Scotland FHW Squad 2006 World Cup Qualifier Scotland FHW Squad 2006 Commonwealth Games Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Burley, Jane ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH February 12, 1971 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Burley, Jane Category 1971 births Category Living people Category Scottish field hockey players Category Female field hockey players Category Field hockey players at the 2002 Commonwealth Games Category Field hockey players at the 2006 Commonwealth Games Category Sportspeople from Liverpool UK fieldhockey bio stub hr Jane Burley sr ... more details
Alison Rowatt born February 16, 1981 in Rutherglen is a female field hockey midfield player from Scotland . She plays club hockey for Giffnock , and made her debut for the Women s National Team in 2000 . Rowatt works as a lawyer in Edinburgh . References http www.sportscotland.org.uk Commonwealth Games 2006 TopicNavigation Athletes Hockey.htm sportscotland br Navboxes title Alison Rowatt &ndash International Tournaments list1 Scotland FHW Squad 2002 World Cup Scotland FHW Squad 2003 EuroHockey Scotland FHW Squad 2005 EuroHockey Scotland FHW Squad 2006 World Cup Qualifier Scotland FHW Squad 2006 Commonwealth Games Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Rowatt, Alison ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH February 16, 1981 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Rowatt, Alison Category 1981 births Category Living people Category Scottish field hockey players Category Female field hockey players Category Field hockey players at the 2006 Commonwealth Games Category People from Rutherglen UK fieldhockey bio stub hr Alison Rowatt ... more details
Over She Goes is a 1938 Cinema of the United Kingdom British musical film musical comedy film directed by Graham Cutts and starring Stanley Lupino , Claire Luce , Gina Malo and Max Baer boxer Max Baer . It was based on a play by Lupino. A music hall star inherits a title and an estate, and invites his friends to stay with him where they are targeted by avaricous woman hoping for a rich marriage. ref http ftvdb.bfi.org.uk sift title 45558 BFI Database ref Cast Stanley Lupino Tommy Teacher Claire Luce Pamela Gina Malo Dolly Jordan Max Baer boxer Max Baer Silas Morner Laddie Cliff Billy Bowler Sally Gray Kitty Judy Kelly Alice Mayhill John Wood actor fl. 1930s John Wood Lord Harry Drewsden Syd Walker Inspector Giffnock Bertha Belmore Lady Drewsden Richard Murdoch Sergeant Oliver Fred Hearne Lord Harry Drewsden Archibald Batty Alfred References reflist External links imdb title 0030542 http ftvdb.bfi.org.uk sift title 45558 Over She Goes at BFI Database CinemaoftheUK Graham Cutts Category 1938 films Category British films Category Elstree Studios films Category English language films Category Musical comedy films Category Films directed by Graham Cutts 1930s UK film stub ... more details
Infobox UK station name Thornliebank symbol rail code THB image name Thornliebank railway station geograph.org.uk 1352358.jpg caption manager First ScotRail locale Thornliebank borough East Renfrewshire latitude 55.811 longitude 4.312 platforms 2 lowusage0405 increase 73,754 lowusage0506 increase 95,431 usage0607 increase 0.110 usage0708 increase 0.119 usage0809 increase 0.147 usage0910 increase 0.163 original Busby Railway pregroup Caledonian Railway postgroup London Midland and Scottish Railway LMS years 1 October 1881 events Opened ref name butt229 Butt 1995 , page 229 ref years1 events1 Thornliebank railway station is a railway station in the village of Thornliebank , East Renfrewshire , Greater Glasgow , Scotland . The station is managed by First ScotRail and is on the Glasgow South Western Line East Kilbride branch . History The station was opened by the Busby Railway on 1 October 1881. ref name butt229 Expand section date November 2008 Services The station has a half hourly service in each direction including Sundays to stnlnk Glasgow Central and stnlnk East Kilbride . rail start rail line previous stnlnk Giffnock next stnlnk Pollokshaws West route First ScotRail br p style background 10A5C6 small Glasgow South Western Line small col FF80C0 Historical Rail Insert rail line previous stnlnk Giffnock br small Line and station open small next Pollokshaws West railway station Pollokshaws br small Line and station open small route Caledonian Railway br p style background Caledonian light small Busby Railway small col Caledonian colour s end References Notes reflist Sources Butt Stations Jowett Atlas Jowett Nationalised http www.railbrit.co.uk Busby Railway frame.htm RAILSCOT on Busby Railway Use dmy dates date January 2011 DEFAULTSORT Thornliebank Railway Station Category Railway stations in East Renfrewshire Category SPT railway stations Category Railway stations served by First ScotRail Category Railway stations opened in 1881 Category Former Caledonian Railway s ... more details
Infobox UK station name Clarkston code CKS image name Clarkston Railway Station.jpg caption Easterly view from footbridge manager First ScotRail locale Clarkston, East Renfrewshire Clarkston borough East Renfrewshire latitude 55.789 longitude 4.276 platforms 2 usage0405 0.383 usage0506 0.401 usage0607 0.431 usage0708 0.443 usage0809 0.571 original Busby Railway pregroup Caledonian Railway postgroup London Midland and Scottish Railway LMS years 1 January 1866 events Opened as Clarkston ref name butt62 Butt 1995 , page 62 ref years1 5 May 1952 events1 Renamed as Clarkston and Stamperland ref name butt62 Butt 1995 , page 62 ref years2 7 May 1973 events2 Renamed as Clarkston ref name butt62 Butt 1995 , page 62 ref Image Clarkston Railway Station 01.JPG thumb 265px right General westerly view, with East Kilbride bound train arriving Clarkston railway station is a railway station in the small town of Clarkston, Scotland Clarkston , East Renfrewshire , Greater Glasgow , Scotland . The station is managed by First ScotRail and is on the Glasgow South Western Line . History The station was opened by the Busby Railway on 1 January 1866. ref name butt62 Expand section date November 2008 Services The station has a half hourly service in each direction including Sundays to stnlnk Glasgow Central and stnlnk East Kilbride . rail start rail line previous stnlnk Busby next stnlnk Giffnock route First ScotRail br p style background 10A5C6 small Glasgow South Western Line small col FF80C0 Historical Rail Insert rail line previous stnlnk Busby br small Line and station open small next stnlnk Giffnock br small Line and station open small route Caledonian Railway br p style background Caledonian light small Busby Railway small col Caledonian colour s end References Notes reflist Sources Butt Stations Jowett Atlas Jowett Nationalised http www.railbrit.co.uk Busby Railway frame.htm RAILSCOT on Busby Railway External links http timetableworld.com location.php?ukstn 1880 Historical timetables ... more details
external links date November 2010 unreferenced date November 2010 The Caledonian Amateur Football League is a football soccer league competition for amateur clubs in Scotland . It was formed in 1983 as an attempt to improve facilities for amateur teams, with high standards being set for admittance to the competition. Since its formation, the teams competing within the league have been of a good standard, with clubs from the league winning the Scottish Amateur Cup on nine occasions, also providing four losing finalists. Member clubs are concentrated in the West Central Belt of Scotland, although there is a club from the Isle of Bute , a club from Edinburgh , and a few clubs from Stirlingshire . Member Clubs and Home Grounds Premier Division Balmore, Carnwath Village Park, Balmore Bannockburn Amateur F.C. Bannockburn Amateurs , Ladywell Park, Bannockburn http www.bannockburnamateurfc.com homepage Cambusbarron Rovers, Mill Road, Cambusbarron http www.cambusbarronrovers.co.uk homepage Doune Castle, Moray Park, Doune http www.clubwebsite.co.uk dounecastleafc homepage Dumbarton Academy Former Pupils F.C. Dumbarton Academy FP , Dumbarton Acad. Playing Fields, Townend Road, Dumbarton http www.dumbartonaccies.co.uk 66538 homepage Giffnock North AAC, Northolm Sports Complex, Braidbar Farm Road, Giffnock Milngavie http www.giffnocknorth.co.uk index.htm homepage Glasgow Harp F.C. Glasgow Harp , Allen Glens Sports Club, Glasgow http www.clubwebsite.co.uk glasgowharpafc homepage Glasgow University F.C. Glasgow University , Garscube Sports Complex, Maryhill Maryhill Road , Glasgow http www.gufc.net homepage Milton, Bluebell Wood Park, Bannockburn http www.miltonfootballandsportsclub.org homepage St. Mungo s Academy St. Mungo , Loretto Playing Fields , Bishopbriggs http www.clubwebsite.co.uk stmungo homepage Strathclyde University, University Playing Fields, Stepps http www.strathfc.co.uk homepage Westerlands, Norwood Playingfields, Drumbeck Road, Glasgow http www.clubwebsite.co.uk ... more details
Infobox football biography playername Chris Hay image fullname Christopher Drummond Hay height height ft 5 in 11 dateofbirth Birth date and age df y 1974 8 28 cityofbirth Glasgow countryofbirth Scotland position Striker youthyears1 1992 1993 youthclubs1 Giffnock North F.C. Giffnock North years1 1993 1997 years2 1997 2000 years3 2000 2002 years4 2002 2005 years5 2005 2008 clubs1 Celtic F.C. Celtic clubs2 Swindon Town F.C. Swindon Town clubs3 Huddersfield Town F.C. Huddersfield Town clubs4 St. Johnstone F.C. St. Johnstone clubs5 Stirling Albion F.C. Stirling Albion clubs6 Career caps1 26 caps2 98 caps3 49 caps4 70 caps5 29 caps6 272 goals1 4 goals2 32 goals3 5 goals4 20 goals5 6 goals6 67 Christopher Drummond Chris Hay born 28 August 1974 is a Scotland Scottish former professional association football player. He played as a striker for Celtic F.C. Celtic , Swindon Town F.C. Swindon Town , Huddersfield Town F.C. Huddersfield Town , St. Johnstone F.C. St. Johnstone and Stirling Albion F.C. Stirling Albion . Hay began his professional career at Celtic F.C. Celtic in 1993, but only managed to make 26 league appearances in four years. He joined England English club Swindon Town F.C. Swindon Town in 1997, and in just under a century of league appearances he scored 32 goals. In 2000, Hay moved to Huddersfield Town F.C. Huddersfield Town and spent two less successful seasons at the Galpharm Stadium McAlpine Stadium . Hay returned to Scotland in 2002 with Billy Stark s St. Johnstone F.C. St. Johnstone . He was Saints top scorer in his first season, notching nine league goals. He went on to make 70 league appearances for the Perth, Scotland Perth club before joining Stirling Albion F.C. Stirling Albion in 2005. He scored a hat trick against Forfar Athletic F.C. Forfar Athletic on 3 December 2005. ref http www.soccerbase.com results3.sd?gameid 482845 Soccerbase result ref Hay currently works in Canada for insurance company Manulife Financial . External links soccerbase id 9210 r ... more details
Infobox park name Rouken Glen photo Waterfall located at Rouken Glen park.JPG photo width 200 photo caption The waterfall at Rouken Glen type Public Park location Giffnock , Renfrewshire historic Renfrewshire . coords coord 55 47 33 N 4 18 45 W type landmark region GB display inline,title area created May 25, 1906 operator East Renfrewshire East Renfrewshire Council visitation num status Open all year Rouken Glen is a park in Giffnock , East Renfrewshire , to the south west of Glasgow , Scotland . History Image TBGiffMap1923.jpg thumb 200px left Map from 1923 showing the location of Rouken Glen and neighbourhood The lands of Rouken Glen Park originally belonged to the The Crown Scottish Crown , and then to the Earl of Eglinton , presented to Hugh Montgomerie, 1st Earl of Eglinton on the marriage of his son in the year 1530 by James V of Scotland James V . ref http personal.cis.strath.ac.uk davidm website history01.htm History of Rouken Glen. ref It takes its name from the old Rock End Meal Mill in the glen, which dates back to the early 16th century. The remains of the meal mill can be seen at the foot of the waterfall, deep within the foliage and rhodedendron bushes high on the slope away from the pathway. Amongst the park s owners were the Crum family of Thornliebank and Archibald Cameron Corbett , Member of Parliament M.P. for Glasgow Tradeston UK Parliament constituency Tradeston , Glasgow later Lord Rowallan who gifted the estate and mansion house to the citizens of Renfrewshire . It was officially opened on 25 May 1906 and leased to Eastwood, Strathclyde Eastwood District Council in June, 1984. http www.eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk leisure parks and recreation.htm Features The glen has many of the typical features of an Edwardian urban park, such as a boating pond started in 1923 by Robert McAlpine, 1st Baronet Sir Robert McAlpine to replace a former curling pond. Rouken Glen includes a large waterfall surrounded by steep woodland the waterfall is based on a natura ... more details
West Giffnock Northwest Merrylee Education There is one non denominational primary school in the area ... as a feeder for Williamwood High School in Clarkston. St Ninian s High School, Giffnock St Ninian s High School in Giffnock is the closest secondary school for Roman Catholic education. Notable ... more details
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