Coatbridge and Chryston Scottish Parliament constituency Coatbridge and Chryston Stepps is a small ... of Stepps Village, Cardowan , Stepps Hill and Millerston. It had a population of 4,802 according ... century and appended with a Steps Road railway station in the 1850s. The name and spelling Stepps only became accepted when the name of the station formally changed to Stepps railway station Stepps in 1924 ... 1 Stepps is home to one of Scotland s oldest Hockey Clubs. Formed in 1913, Stepps Hockey Club is building ... National Hockey League http www.stepps hockey.com link title . Transport Stepps has served as a bedroom community commuter town for Glasgow. The town is served by a Stepps railway station railway ... in 1992 that section of motorway is still referred to locally as the Stepps Bypass road Bypass . The town s main bus service is the number 36 bus. Motorway The M80 motorway connects Stepps to Glasgow, and Haggs to Stirling . Eventually the two halves will connect Stepps to Haggs. ref cite web ... publisher www.heraldscotland.com accessdate 2010 12 03 ref Schools Stepps has a primary school ... cite book last Bunyan first Freda Kidd, Neil title The Story of Stepps publisher Strathkelvin District ... 44991 details glasgow stepps cardowan colliery CANMORE RCAHMS record for Glasgow, Stepps, Cardowan ... for Glasgow, Cranhill, Stepps Road, Water Tower http www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk search index.php ... 111populatedplacestepps6107 Scotland s Places Stepps http www.steppsonline.com Stepps Online Community Website http www.steppstennisclub.com Stepps Lawn Tennis Club North Lanarkshire Settlements Category Towns in North Lanarkshire NorthLanarkshire geo stub es Stepps nl Stepps ... more details
Infobox UK station name Stepps code SPS image name Stepps railway station.jpg caption manager First ScotRail locale Stepps borough North Lanarkshire latitude 55.890 longitude 4.141 pte Strathclyde Partnership for Transport SPT platforms 2 lowusage0203 127,740 lowusage0405 202,559 lowusage0506 228,310 lowusage0607 263,364 lowusage0708 277,300 years May 1989 events Opened Stepps railway station is a train station railway station serving the village of Stepps , North Lanarkshire , Scotland . The station is located on the Cumbernauld Line , 8 km 5 miles north east of Glasgow Queen Street railway station Glasgow Queen Street High Level and is managed by First ScotRail . Services Monday to Saturday there is a half hourly service to Glasgow Queen Street, westbound and stnlnk Cumbernauld eastbound with an hourly service continuing to stnlnk Falkirk Grahamston . On Sundays there is an hourly service to Glasgow and Cumbernauld. External links stn art lnk G336HG rail start rail line next stnlnk Gartcosh previous stnlnk Springburn route First ScotRail br p style background cc5500 small Cumbernauld Line small col FF80C0 end box Scotland railstation stub Category Railway stations in North Lanarkshire Category SPT railway stations Category Railway stations served by First ScotRail Category Railway stations opened by British Rail Category Railway stations opened in 1989 nl Station Stepps ... more details
otheruses Muirhead lang sco Mairheid , lang gd Ceann a Mhonaidh ref name railwaynames http newsnetscotland.com index.php component content article 2999 list of railway station names.html List of railway station names in English, Scots and Gaelic NewsNetScotland ref is a small suburb about 7 miles North East of Glasgow city centre. Nearby villages and towns include Chryston , Stepps , Lenzie , Garnkirk and Gartcosh . It is a commuter town to Glasgow with road links with the A80 road A80 M80 motorway M80 and frequent bus services the 36, x37, x39 and x3. Muirhead is located approximately two miles from Stepps railway station Stepps , Lenzie railway station Lenzie and Gartcosh railway station Gartcosh train station s. The suburb has a variety of shops including a The Co operative Food Co operative Food , newsagents, butcher, stationers and plenty of take away food shops. Two bars which serve the area are the Muirhead Inn and The Crowwood. The surrounding area has one high school, and two primary schools. A local development to the south of the village is Belhaven Park. References references North Lanarkshire Settlements NorthLanarkshire geo stub coord 55.9002 N 4.1070 W display title region GB type city source GNS enwiki Category Towns in North Lanarkshire ... more details
was in two sections the southern section, Glasgow to Stepps and the northern section Haggs to Stirling . A connecting Stepps to Haggs section was completed in September 2011. The new section partially ... M8 to Stepps opened 1992 , Stepps to Haggs opened 2011 , and Haggs to the Pirnhall opened 1974 . M8 to Stepps Junctions 1 to 3 This section of road was originally envisioned during the M8 s construction ... known as the Stepps Bypass begins at M8 Junction 13 in the Glasgow suburb of Blochairn. It runs to the north of Stepps, under the Cumbernauld Line Cumbernauld Railway Line with exits for Bishopbriggs , Lenzie and Kirkintilloch , where it continues onto the new section, completed in 2011. Stepps to Haggs Junctions 3 to 7 The Stepps to Haggs section was completed in September 2011, completing the M80 route. A short section of offline upgrade takes the route from the former terminus at Junction 3 Stepps ... roads in Great Britain B765 J2 Bishopbriggs, Robroyston B765 align center Kirkintilloch , Stepps A806 J3 Kirkintilloch , Stepps A806 align center Moodiesburn, Mollinsburn A80 road Great Britain A80 ... as M9 towards Perth, Scotland Perth Start of motorway M80 Stepps to Haggs Completion The M80 Stepps ... from Stepps to Mollinsburn . Although various plans were considered from the 1970s to 1990s ref ... ref cite web url http www.scotland.gov.uk Resource Doc 134165 0032310.pdf title M80 Stepps to Haggs ... Stepps Haggs upgrade contracts completed title Work to start on M80 Stepps to Haggs upgrade as contracts ... cite web url http www.transportscotland.gov.uk projects m80 stepps to haggs the project title The Project ... of 8 kilometres of road from Stepps, routing north of Muirhead , Moodiesburn and Chryston , and meeting ... www.transportscotland.gov.uk projects m80 stepps to haggs traffic management title Traffic Management ... more details
Valley Route . M80 Stepps to Haggs completion project See M80 motorway M80 Stepps to Haggs Completion ..., replacing the A80 from Stepps to Haggs with the M80. The Kelvin Valley route was not chosen ref name ... Cite web url http www.scotland.gov.uk Resource Doc 134165 0032310.pdf title M80 Stepps to Haggs Road ... more details
, Craigendmuir House, as well as older structures in adjacent Stepps . Excluding Cardowan Drive and the northern end of Cardowan Road which are often regarded as being part of Stepps , the earliest housing ... Nicholson Court was built on the site of the original Stepps railway station and sidings ... Stepps , Lenzie width 35 align center width 10 align center West Millerston , Glasgow width 35 align ... Lanarkshire nl Stepps ... more details
Mollinsburn is a settlement in the North Lanarkshire area of Scotland . It is situated on the A80 road Great Britain A80 road between Condorrat to the east and Moodiesburn to the west. The population is around 100. The Mollinsburn interchange just west of the settlement currently links the A80 with the M73 motorway . The M80 extension, due for opening in 2011, will depart the present route of the A80 shortly before the current M73 interchange. ref cite web url http www.transportscotland.gov.uk projects m80 stepps to haggs the route title M80 Stepps to Haggs The Route publisher Transport Scotland accessdate 2009 12 11 ref The Antonine Wall passes close to Mollinsburn and there is a small fort at Mollins, 4 kilometers south of the wall, which was discovered by aerial photography in 1977. ref cite web url http www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk search item index.php?service RCAHMS&id 45931 title Mollins work ScotlandsPlaces accessdate 2009 12 11 ref Notes references coord 55.9212 4.053 display title North Lanarkshire Settlements Category Villages in North Lanarkshire NorthLanarkshire geo stub ... more details
Infobox UK place country Scotland official name Provanmill gaelic name scots name population os grid reference NS623668 latitude 55.874623 longitude 4.202459 unitary scotland Politics of Glasgow Glasgow City Council lieutenancy scotland Glasgow constituency westminster Glasgow North East UK Parliament constituency Glasgow North East constituency scottish parliament Glasgow Springburn Scottish Parliament constituency Glasgow Springburn constituency scottish parliament1 Glasgow Scottish Parliament electoral region Glasgow post town GLASGOW postcode district G21 postcode area G dial code 0141 edinburgh distance london distance Provanmill is a district in the Scotland Scottish city of Glasgow . It lies to the North East of the city centre, bordering with the nearby suburbs of Springburn , Carntyne and Garngad . Since the 1950s however, the area has become a major area of deprivation, with chronic housing and drug related crime problems, although towards the end of this decade the image of Provanmill and its surrounding areas is improving, albeit slowly. Blackhill, one of the most notorious housing estates in the area was demolished in 1990 to make way for the M80 motorway M80 Stepps bypass. Provanmill and Blackhill were known for being majority Irish Catholic and still to this day the demographics show that Provanmill, Garngad and Blackhill remain predominantly Catholic The area was also the home of infamous Glasgow gangster Arthur Thompson gangster Arthur Thompson aka The Glasgow Godfather . Provanmill s most famous landmark is the iconic twin gasometers of the now largely disused Provan Gas Works , which have become a portal into the city for motorists arriving on the adjacent M8 motorway Scotland M8 and M80 motorways. Areas of Glasgow Category Districts of Glasgow Glasgow geo stub ... more details
Infobox UK station name Gartcosh code GRH image name Gartcosh Railway Station geograph.org.uk 1857603.jpg caption manager First ScotRail locale Gartcosh borough North Lanarkshire latitude 55.886 longitude 4.079 pte Strathclyde Partnership for Transport SPT platforms 2 lowusage0506 pad 1em 59,959 lowusage0607 increase 99,585 usage0708 increase 0.111 usage0809 increase 0.125 years 9 May 2005 events Opened Gartcosh railway station is a train station railway station serving the village of Gartcosh , North Lanarkshire , Scotland . The station is managed by First ScotRail and is located on the Cumbernauld Line , 12 km 7 miles north east of Glasgow Queen Street railway station Glasgow Queen Street High Level station . The station was opened on 9 May 2005 by Anne, Princess Royal The Princess Royal . The station was built at a cost of over 3 million, provided by Strathclyde Passenger Transport and North Lanarkshire council, on the site of the previous Gartcosh station that closed in 1962. Services Monday to Saturday there is a half hourly service from Gartcosh to Glasgow Queen Street, westbound and stnlnk Cumbernauld eastbound with an hourly service continuing to stnlnk Falkirk Grahamston . On Sundays there is an hourly service to Glasgow and Cumbernauld. External links stn art lnk GRH http 130.209.236.149 ewan images allimages.asp?location Gartcosh Pictures of Gartcosh pre and post railway station Garnkirk and Glasgow railway http www.northlan.gov.uk your council news news archive hrh princess royal visits gartcosh.html HRH The Princess Royal visits Gartcosh North Lanarkshire Council website rail start rail line next stnlnk Greenfaulds previous stnlnk Stepps route First ScotRail br p style background cc5500 small Cumbernauld Line small col FF80C0 s end Category Railway stations in North Lanarkshire Category Former Caledonian Railway stations Category Railway stations opened in 1831 Category Railway stations closed in 1962 Category Railway stations opened in 2005 C ... more details
Infobox NHS health board name Greater Glasgow and Clyde image Image Greater glasgow logo.gif area City of Glasgow , West Dunbartonshire , East Dunbartonshire , Renfrewshire , East Renfrewshire , South Lanarkshire , North Lanarkshire , Inverclyde size start 2006 population 1,196,335 staff 44,000 ref http www.nhsggc.org.uk content default.asp?page s1130 NHSGGC Homepage ref Hospitals List of hospitals in Scotland Greater Glasgow and Clyde List of hospitals HQ Glasgow map Image NHSgreaterglasgow.PNG web http www.nhsggc.org.uk content www.nhsgg.org.uk NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is a NHS board in West Central Scotland , created from the amalgamation of Greater Glasgow Greater Glasgow NHS Health Board NHS Greater Glasgow and part of NHS Argyll and Clyde on April 1, 2006. It is the largest health board in the United Kingdom. ref http news.bbc.co.uk 1 hi scotland glasgow and west 8229506.stm ref ref http nhsggc.org.uk content default.asp?page s1202 1 ref It consists of the Subdivisions of Scotland unitary council areas of City of Glasgow , East Dunbartonshire , West Dunbartonshire , Renfrewshire , East Renfrewshire and Inverclyde , together with the towns of Stepps , Moodiesburn , Muirhead , and Chryston in North Lanarkshire and Cambuslang and Rutherglen in South Lanarkshire . It also provides some services to the East Kilbride area in South Lanarkshire . Hospitals List of hospitals in Scotland Greater Glasgow and Clyde List of hospitals in Scotland NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde section References references External links http www.nhsggc.org.uk NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde http www.emrs.scot.nhs.uk NHS GG&C Emergency Medical Retrieval Service NHS Scotland Category NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Category Cambuslang Scotland org stub NHS stub ... more details
Infobox French commune name Les Marches image flag image coat of arms city motto longitude 6.00166666667 latitude 45.5 time zone CET small GMT 1 small region Rh ne Alpes department Savoie mayor party arrondissement Chamb ry canton Montm lian term area km2 15.35 population 2490 population date 2006 elevation m 807 elevation min m 244 elevation max m 1115 INSEE 73151 postal code 73800 dialling code 0479 website http www.lesmarches.fr www.lesmarches.fr Les Marches is a Communes of France commune in the Savoie Departments of France department in the Rh ne Alpes Regions of France region in south eastern France . Twin towns It is twinned with Stepps near Glasgow in Scotland . ref Cite web title Town twinning url http www.northlanarkshire.gov.uk index.aspx?articleid 3575 publisher North Lanarkshire Council ref Les Marches translates in English as The Steps and it was this connection that was noticed by a Les Marches resident in 1995 on a visit to Scotland. ref Cite web title Les Marches Information SteppsOnline url http www.steppsonline.com les marches publisher www.steppsonline.com ref See also Communes of the Savoie department References http www.insee.fr en home home page.asp INSEE http www.lesmarches.fr Les Marches Community Website In French Footnotes references External links http www.lesmarches.fr Official site Savoie communes DEFAULTSORT Marches Category Communes of Savoie Savoie geo stub ca Les Marches ceb Les Marches es Les Marches eu Les Marches fr Les Marches it Les Marches la Les Marches lmo Les Marches nl Les Marches oc Les Marches pms Les Marches pl Les Marches pt Les Marches uk vi Les Marches vo Les Marches war Les Marches ... more details
unreferenced date May 2009 Infobox GAA overseas club club gaa Glasgow Caledonian University GAC crest irish Cumann L thchleas Gael Ollscoile Chailleannacht Ghlasch county Scotland province Britain nickname The Calley colours Blue and White grounds Nethercraigs Nethercraigs Sports Complex founded 2007 pattern la white hoops pattern b whitehoops pattern ra white hoops leftarm 0033CC body 0033CC rightarm 0033CC shorts socks 0033CC Glasgow Caledonian University GAC Irish language Irish Cumann L thchleas Gael Ollscoile Chailleannacht Ghlasch is the university Gaelic Football club representing Glasgow Caledonian University . The club was established by the university s Irish Student Society in 2007 and formed a link up with local club Tir Conaill Harps . The club competed in the British University Gaelic football Championship in 2008 but was forced with draw from the 2009 tournament after it was postponed. 2009 10 Season The club clinched their first trophy by winning the Scottish University Gaelic Football League B Division title, pipping city rivals University of Glasgow to the post. Having secured the league title, the club followed up the previous years disappointment with a spirited display in the 2010 British Championships. The tournament saw them narrowly miss out on a place in the semi finals, although their performances earned them plaudits. GCU followed their disappointment in the British Championships by defeated Abertay at Stepps to clinch a place in the final of the Scottish University Gaelic Football Championships. The final of the champions took place against University of Stirling in Stirling . After a heated and sometimes ill tempered contest, GCU clinched the championship with some ease to secure the first double in their history. Notable players Chris Pendergast Honours flagicon SCO Scottish University Gaelic Football League B Division Winners 2010 flagicon SCO Scottish University Gaelic Football B Championships Winners 2010 ... more details
infobox UK place static image name Swan Lake, aka Hogganfield Loch geograph.org.uk 123438.jpg static image caption small Hogganfield Loch small country Scotland official name Hogganfield gaelic name os grid reference NS590655 map type Scotland latitude 55.877003 longitude 4.168960 civil parish Glasgow unitary scotland Glasgow lieutenancy scotland Glasgow constituency westminster Glasgow North East UK Parliament constituency Glasgow North East constituency scottish parliament Glasgow Springburn Scottish Parliament constituency Glasgow Springburn constituency scottish parliament1 Glasgow Scottish Parliament electoral region Glasgow post town GLASGOW postcode district G33 postcode area G dial code 0141 Hogganfield is a district in the Scotland Scottish city of Glasgow , located to the north east of the city centre. The Hogganfield electoral region is Glasgow North UK Parliament constituency Glasgow North . Hogganfield is surrounded by the Glasgow districts of Craigend, Glasgow Craigend , Ruchazie , Blackhill, Glasgow Blackhill , Riddrie , Provanmill , Millerston , Robroyston and Stepps . The M80 motorway M80 , Stepps bypass, separates Hogganfield from Robroyston. Hogganfield is one of the highest points in Glasgow. History Hogganfield Loch is the source of the Molendinar Burn , a key influence in the siting of the city of Glasgow by St Kentigern . Hogganfield is 4 5 miles from Glasgow city centre and is situated off Junction 12 of the M8 motorway Scotland M8 eastbound motorway. Hogganfield Loch is mentioned in the Thomas Richardson map of 1795 ref http www.st andrews.ac.uk institutes sassi spns Richardson1795.JPG http www.st andrews.ac.uk institutes sassi spns Richardson1795.JPG st andrews.ac.uk ref mainly as bogland around the neighbouring Frankfield Loch. The area was mainly marsh and farmland until the 1950s, when large scale housing began in the area. Areas Lochview Some of the older generation still refer to Lochview , which is an estate in Hogganfield, as the rhu ... more details
Greaser Stepps Understudy Stuart George Maguire Understudy Mary Rachael Wood Ensemble Jon Hawkins, Ian Male, Sam Attwater , Stephen Uppal , Rebecca Bainbridge, Rachael Wood, Stepps, George Maguire, Francesca ... more details
Midland Scottish Omnibuses Ltd , in Scotland , was a bus operating subsidiary of the Scottish Transport Group formed in June 1985 from Walter Alexander and Sons Midland Ltd, and operated until 1991 when it became Midland Bluebird Ltd. Operation From its head office in Larbert , Midland Scottish had an operating area bounded by Oban in the west and north, Glasgow to the south and Grangemouth to the east. Midland was the largest operator in Stirling district Stirling , Clackmannanshire and Falkirk district Falkirk districts and was responsible for urban, rural and interurban services in and around Stirling , Falkirk, Linlithgow , Grangemouth, Bo ness and Oban. Depots were located in Larbert, Bannockburn , Linlithgow , Balfron and Oban . Midland also provided coaches for Scottish Citylink express work, mainly north west and central Scotland to other towns and cities in Scotland and England . History Though its predecessor company, Walter Alexander & Sons Midland Ltd can be traced back to 1923, Midland Scottish was created through reorganisation of the Scottish Bus Group in preparation for deregulation of the bus industry in 1986, and eventual privatisation . On creation, the Alexanders Midland depots of Milngavie , Kirkintilloch , Kilsyth , Stepps and Cumbernauld were ceded to a new company in the west, Kelvin Scottish , while Perth, Scotland Perth , Crieff , Blairgowrie and Rattray Blairgowrie and Pitlochry were ceded to a new company in the east, Strathtay Scottish . The traditional Alexender s blue and cream colour cream livery was retained for Midland s fleet, and some longer distance single deck vehicles continued to wear the bluebird logo that was used by Alexander s coaching operations. Despite the heavily populated central Scotland operating area, Midland faced only light competition in several of the towns in which it served. Its operations continued largely unchanged and the company did not expand to compete against city operators in Glasgow and Edinburgh , w ... more details
Community Health Partnerships , known as CHPs pronounced Chips are subdivisions of List of NHS Scotland Local Boards Health Boards in Scotland . CHPs typically are co terminous with Subdivisions of Scotland council area s and represent a district or area within one of the 14 List of NHS Scotland Local Boards Scottish Health Board regions. However, this is not always strictly the case see below . The two Lanarkshire CHPs are co terminous with the North and South Lanarkshire council boundaries and, as a result, incorporate some population from NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde as well as the NHS Lanarkshire catchment area. The North Lanarkshire CHP includes a population of approximately 16,500 from the Moodiesburn , Muirhead , Stepps and Chryston districts of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. The South Lanarkshire CHP includes a population of approximately 55,000 from the Cambuslang and Rutherglen areas of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. The following council areas each contain several CHPs Fife , Glasgow City of Glasgow , Highland council area Highland . CHPs have four roles within their locality To deliver primary care services, including community mental health and genitourinary medicine sexual health services To work with social work social services to provide social work social care To promote Health promotion health improvement To influence strategic planning, including the primary care primary secondary care interface List of Community Health Partnerships Note In some areas, CHPs are known as Community Health and Care Partnerships CHCPs . East Ayrshire CHP North Ayrshire CHP South Ayrshire CHP Scottish Borders CHCP Dumfries and Galloway CHP Dunfermline and West Fife CHP Within Fife Council Area Glenrothes and North East Fife CHP Within Fife Council Area Kirkcaldy and Levenmouth CHP Within Fife Council Area Clackmannanshire CHP Falkirk CHP Stirling CHP Aberdeen City CHP Aberdeenshire CHP Moray Community Health & Social Care Partnership MCHSCP East Dunbartonshire CHP Eas ... 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
inline date September 2011 Infobox Organization name taekwondo scotland image caption membership 150 BTCB Scotland 250 UTA headquarters Stepps, Glasgow, Scotland formation 1992 website http www.taekwondoscotland.org taekwondoscotland sic , was previously the Scottish Governing Body for taekwondo . It was given conditional governance for a 2 year period in 2009 on the basis that it work with represent all styles of taekwondo in Scotland. Taekwondoscotland comprised two parts, the Scottish Branch of the BTCB , BTCB Scotland , and TKD Scotland LTD. TKD Scotland LTD was tasked with delivering elite athlete programmes as well as being accountable for public funds supplied by sportscotland . Membership of taekwondoscotland also included around 250 members from groups outwith BTCB Scotland , namely the BTCB member group the United Taekwondo Association. TKDSL Departure In early 2011 due to irreconcilable differences between BTCB Scotland and TKD Scotland LTD, the entire national team and coaching staff, as well as 700 members left BTCB Scotland to form a new national association, Taekwondo Scotland Limited TKDSL , leaving BTCB Scotland with fewer than 200 members and taekwondoscotland with less than 450 including members from the UTA . De recognition The conditional governance period granted by sportscotland came to an end in 2011. Following the end of this governance period, sportscotland in August 2011 announced that it was de recognising taekwondoscotland as the Scottish Governing Body for taekwondo stating that it was evident the key condition to work with represent all styles of taekwondo in Scotland had not been met. As a result, on the 31st of August 2011 sportscotland officially de recognised taekwondoscotland as the Scottish Governing Body for Taekwondo. The Future In early September 2011 sportscotland stated that there is no one body in Scotland currently in a position to represent the wider sport of taekwondo. As such there will be attempts to put in place an in ... more details
coord 55.928 4.134 display title region GB scale 50000 Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Strathkelvin Srath Chealbhainn in Scottish Gaelic language Gaelic is the strath of the River Kelvin in west central Scotland , close to the city of Glasgow . The name Strathkelvin was formerly 1975 96 used for one of nineteen Local government Scotland local government district Scotland district s in the Strathclyde Local government areas of Scotland 1973 to 1996 region of Scotland . District 1975 96 Image Scot1975Strathkelvin.png right District of Strathkelvin within Scotland The district of Strathkelvin was formed by the Local Government Scotland Act 1973 from parts of the counties of Scotland counties of Dunbartonshire , Lanarkshire and Stirlingshire . From Dunbartonshire came the burgh of Kirkintilloch and part of Old Kilpatrick District From Lanarkshire came the burgh of Bishopbriggs and the Chryston and Stepps areas From Stirlingshire came the county s Western No.3 District The district council had its headquarters in Kirkintilloch. The district was abolished in 1996 by the Local Government etc. Scotland Act 1994 . Most of its area it was included in the East Dunbartonshire council area , with Chryston and Auchinloch going to North Lanarkshire . The district name remains in the judicial Sheriffdom of Glasgow and Strathkelvin . Political Composition class wikitable rowspan 2 width 20 rowspan 2 width 200 Party colspan 8 Councillors width 40 May br 1974 width 40 Sep br 1976 width 40 May br 1977 width 40 May br 1980 width 40 May br 1984 width 40 Feb br 1986 width 40 May br 1988 width 40 May br 1992 bgcolor Scottish National Party meta color Scottish National Party 2 3 6 bgcolor Labour Party UK meta color Labour 6 5 4 10 11 11 12 9 bgcolor Conservative Party UK meta color Conservative 5 5 4 4 4 3 2 6 bgcolor Liberal Democrats meta color SDP Liberal Alliance 1 1 bgcolor Independent politician meta color Independent 1 1 Total 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 Provosts width 150 ... more details
Encyclopedia
top
