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St Pauls Church and Parsonage 1906
Posted by barron on August 4 2013
From: barron ast43486@bigpond.net.au Message: Rev D Shaw is a relative of mine and was minister of the above church around 1906. He was my great grandmother’s brother. Do you have any records of him or photos of the church. We are having a family re union and any information would be appreciated. Thank you Glenys Stewart (nee Barron) Posted in Airdrie \| Comments Off on St Pauls Church and Parsonage 1906
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Posted by webmaster on October 12 2010
Daily Record – Scottish News: Rss feed from Daily Record ScotRail Glasgow to Edinburgh trains cancelled as commuters face huge disruptions Services between Milngavie and Edinburgh and from Springburn to Dumbarton Central have been withdrawn. Huge pothole on ‘death trap’ A77 almost killed me says crash biker Neil Adair, 49, suffered multiple injuries on the A77 in Ayrshire on a road campaigners claim is the 13th most dangerous in Europe. Top education chief banned from road for being nearly SEVEN times drink driving limit Andrew Griffiths�s reading of nearly 154micrograms of alcohol in 100ml of breath is one of the highest ever recorded by police in the Aberdeenshire area. Man once linked to murder of grandson of crime matriarch ‘Big Mags’ Haney found dead Brent Fairley was cleared in court in 2010 but has now tragically passed away aged just 32. Glasgow schoolkids create poignant animation around Syrian refugee’s poem The film, narrated by Saffanna Aljbawi, was made by 18 kids from the school�s Migration After-School Club who worked with professional film-makers from a social enterprise media co-op. Posted in Airdrie \| Comments Off on Scottish Headlines
Conspiracy theory
Posted by webmaster on July 4 2007
Now that Orr’s and Somerfield have closed in the town – what next? Heard a rumour that Henderson’s and Poundstretcher’s are closing too. Is this true? Funny how all this is happening around the same time. More doom and gloom for Airdrie – as if the weather isn’t bad enough!! Posted in Airdrie \| 3 Comments

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