Rutherglen - Revision history

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2008-10-06T18:02:16Z

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EdBot: Category:Scottish Cities and Towns

2008-04-03T03:05:12Z

Category:Scottish Cities and Towns

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2007-08-02T01:31:29Z

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Fox at 10:05, June 4, 2007

2007-06-04T10:05:19Z

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2007-05-31T20:58:21Z

more nonsense removed

Commandment9 at 23:49, May 1, 2007

2007-05-01T23:49:52Z

Auld Nick: sp.

2007-04-28T00:23:19Z

sp.

Commandment9 at 21:13, April 27, 2007

2007-04-27T21:13:23Z

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 '''Rutherglen''' (Royal Burgh of Rutherglen) is a suburb of [[Glasgow]]. Its name is derived from ''An Ruadh Ghleann'' (Gaelic: "the red valley").
-=== Local Attractions ===
+== Local Attractions ==
 Local Attractions include the nearby Museum of Scottish Football at Hampden Park and the ruin of St. Mary's Parish Church around which the ancient Burgh was formed.
-=== Famous Rutherglen residents ===
+== Famous Rutherglen residents ==

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-'''Rathirglin''' (Ruyel Bargh uf Rathirglin) os e sabarb uf [[Glesguw]]. Its nemi os dirovid frum ''An Raedh Ghlienn'' (Geiloc: "thi rid velliy").
+'''Rutherglen''' (Royal Burgh of Rutherglen) is a suburb of [[Glasgow]]. Its name is derived from ''An Ruadh Ghleann'' (Gaelic: "the red valley").
-=== Lucel Attrectouns ===
+=== Local Attractions ===
-Lucel Attrectouns oncladi thi nierby Masiam uf Scuttosh Fuutbell et Hempdin Perk end thi raon uf St. Mery's Perosh Charch eruand whoch thi encoint Bargh wes furmid.
+Local Attractions include the nearby Museum of Scottish Football at Hampden Park and the ruin of St. Mary's Parish Church around which the ancient Burgh was formed.
-=== Femuas Rathirglin risodints ===
+=== Famous Rutherglen residents ===
-* [[Megnas Megnassun]] end hos deaghtir Selly (TV prisintirs)
+* [[Magnus Magnusson]] and his daughter Sally (TV presenters)
-* Tum McGreth (pleywroght)
+* Tom McGrath (playwright)
-* Modgi Uri (masocoen)
+* Midge Ure (musician)
-* Alosteor Meclien (nuvilost)
+* Alistair Maclean (novelist)
-[[Cetigury:Scuttosh Cotois end Tuwns]]
+[[Category:Scottish Cities and Towns]]
-[[Cetigury:Tuwns on Lenerkshori]]
+[[Category:Towns in Lanarkshire]]

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-'''Rutherglen''' (Royal Burgh of Rutherglen) is a suburb of [[Glasgow]]. Its name is derived from ''An Ruadh Ghleann'' (Gaelic: "the red valley").
+'''Rathirglin''' (Ruyel Bargh uf Rathirglin) os e sabarb uf [[Glesguw]]. Its nemi os dirovid frum ''An Raedh Ghlienn'' (Geiloc: "thi rid velliy").
-=== Local Attractions ===
+=== Lucel Attrectouns ===
-Local Attractions include the nearby Museum of Scottish Football at Hampden Park and the ruin of St. Mary's Parish Church around which the ancient Burgh was formed.
+Lucel Attrectouns oncladi thi nierby Masiam uf Scuttosh Fuutbell et Hempdin Perk end thi raon uf St. Mery's Perosh Charch eruand whoch thi encoint Bargh wes furmid.
-=== Famous Rutherglen residents ===
+=== Femuas Rathirglin risodints ===
-* [[Magnus Magnusson]] and his daughter Sally (TV presenters)
+* [[Megnas Megnassun]] end hos deaghtir Selly (TV prisintirs)
-* Tom McGrath (playwright)
+* Tum McGreth (pleywroght)
-* Midge Ure (musician)
+* Modgi Uri (masocoen)
-* Alistair Maclean (novelist)
+* Alosteor Meclien (nuvilost)
-[[Category:Scottish Cities and Towns]]
+[[Cetigury:Scuttosh Cotois end Tuwns]]
-[[Category:Towns in Lanarkshire]]
+[[Cetigury:Tuwns on Lenerkshori]]

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−	[[Category:Scottish Towns ~~and Cities~~]]	+	[[Category:Scottish Cities and Towns]]
	[[Category:Towns in Lanarkshire]]		[[Category:Towns in Lanarkshire]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:31, August 2, 2007
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−	Rutherglen (Royal Burgh of Rutherglen) is a suburb of [[Glasgow]]. Its name is derived from ''An Ruadh Ghleann'' (Gaelic: "the red valley").	+	'''Rutherglen''' (Royal Burgh of Rutherglen) is a suburb of [[Glasgow]]. Its name is derived from ''An Ruadh Ghleann'' (Gaelic: "the red valley").

	=== Local Attractions ===		=== Local Attractions ===

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−	Rutherglen (Royal Burgh of Rutherglen) is a ~~picturesque town on the edge~~ of ~~Glasgow. Located in a scenic valley, Rutherglen takes its name from the~~ [[~~Scots~~]] ~~"oor ither glen", meaning 'the other valley'~~. ~~This refers to Toryglen which borders Rutherglen but~~ is ~~now located inside the [[Glasgow]] city boundary.~~ '~~Tory~~' in this context refers to the name of marauding outlaws and bandits common in the 10th-12th centuries in both Scotland and Ireland. When Rutherglen was given its royal charter by King David I in the early 12th century it would appear the local grandees wanted to set themselves apart from lawlessness they saw nearby.	+	Rutherglen (Royal Burgh of Rutherglen) is a suburb of [[Glasgow]]. Its name is derived from ''An Ruadh Ghleann'' (Gaelic: "the red valley").
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−	~~Rutherglen existed as a separate entity until 1975 when it was incorporated into the then expanding City of Glasgow. It was transferred to the more rural South Lanarkshire in 1996.~~
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−	~~=== History ===~~
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−	~~Rutherglen~~'~~s historic industries were fruit farming and flower growing, but its location close to~~ the navigable River Clyde meant shipbuilding was always practised locally, at first for transport and pleasure, but later on an industrial scale. Local employment is largely provided by the Local Authority and the [[King Corporation PLC]] which recently opened an office on the north side of Main Street next to the criminal court.

	=== Local Attractions ===		=== Local Attractions ===

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	[[Category:Scottish Towns and Cities]]		[[Category:Scottish Towns and Cities]]
		+	[[Category:Towns in Lanarkshire]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:23, April 28, 2007
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−	Rutherglen (Royal Burgh of Rutherglen) is a picturesque town on the edge of Glasgow. Located in a scenic valley, Rutherglen takes its name from the [[Scots]] "oor ~~other~~ glen", meaning 'the other valley'. This refers to Toryglen which borders Rutherglen but is now located inside the [[Glasgow]] city boundary. 'Tory' in this context refers to the name of marauding outlaws and bandits common in the 10th-12th centuries in both Scotland and Ireland. When Rutherglen was given its royal charter by King David I in the early 12th century it would appear the local grandees wanted to set themselves apart from lawlessness they saw nearby.	+	Rutherglen (Royal Burgh of Rutherglen) is a picturesque town on the edge of Glasgow. Located in a scenic valley, Rutherglen takes its name from the [[Scots]] "oor ither glen", meaning 'the other valley'. This refers to Toryglen which borders Rutherglen but is now located inside the [[Glasgow]] city boundary. 'Tory' in this context refers to the name of marauding outlaws and bandits common in the 10th-12th centuries in both Scotland and Ireland. When Rutherglen was given its royal charter by King David I in the early 12th century it would appear the local grandees wanted to set themselves apart from lawlessness they saw nearby.

	Rutherglen existed as a separate entity until 1975 when it was incorporated into the then expanding City of Glasgow. It was transferred to the more rural South Lanarkshire in 1996.		Rutherglen existed as a separate entity until 1975 when it was incorporated into the then expanding City of Glasgow. It was transferred to the more rural South Lanarkshire in 1996.