Image Faifley in 2007.jpg thumb FaifleyFaifley lang gd Fionn Bhealach is a large council estate forming part of the town of Clydebank , Scotland , adjoining the former village of Hardgate , with a population of approximately 5,000. ref http www.scrol.gov.uk scrol browser profile.jsp?profile Population&mainLevel Locality&mainText faifley&mainTextExplicitMatch false&compLevel CountryProfile&compArea Scotland&compText &compTextExplicitMatch null SCROL population listing for Faifley ref Faifley has .... Faifley has two schools each with a corresponding church Edinbarnet Primary Non Denominational ... of Paisley Abbey in 1227 the area now called Faifley, was called Fimbalach, possibly meaning The White ... of the Cochno and Jaw Lochs. The most valuable lands near Faifley were the estates of Cochno, Edinbarnet .... Industry Faifley s first industries were attracted to the area by the opportunity to harness the water ... of 1643 and a dye works were in existence when William Dunn 1760 1849 purchased the Faifley Cotton ... engines at Faifley by 1836, at which time he was employing 1,400 workers. The American Civil War resulted ... but one of the mills. Faifley Mill was eventually converted to a furniture factory by Glasgow manufacturer ... existed in Faifley. James Marr s Faifley Spade Forge survived on the West Burn until the 1880s. This may ... Burn. Housing The Clydebank Extension Act of 1949 permitted the annexation of the Faifley area ... scheme had a population of more than 9,000 people. By the time Faifley Primary School was built ... to the north of the scheme and the Roman Catholic school, St Joseph s Primary, built on Faifley ... The White Church on Faifley Road. A Community Leisure centre since demolished was built in 1970 ... Blitz. Recent Times In 1958, a deputation from the Faifley Tenants Association lobbied the Scottish ... Council and SSHA houses. The area suffered from poor amenities, remoteness and high unemployment. A Faifley ... to about 4,000. The fall in population resulted in the closure of Faifley Primary, which ... more details
Unreferenced date January 2011 Infobox football club clubname Clydebank Rovers fullname Clydebank Rovers Football Club image nickname The Rovers & Blue Army founded 2004 ground The Knowes, br Faifley , Scotland capacity chairman File Flag of Scotland.svg 20px Scots Eddie Rae manager File Flag of Scotland.svg 20px Scots Bill Orr league season 2006&ndash 07 position Clydebank Rovers Football Club are a Football soccer football club from the town of Clydebank near Glasgow , Scotland . Formed in 2004 after a breakaway from Clydebank Utd, they are nicknamed The Rovers . They play their home games at The Knowes, Faifley . Team colours are Yellow and Blue. Player Awards Season 2004&ndash 2005 br Knowes Housing Award Willie Wilson br Golden Boot Winner Ronnie Clarke br Player s player of the year Gary Pringle br Player of the year Ian Curley Season 2005&ndash 2006 br Knowes Housing Award David Bryson br Most Improved Player John Burrows br Golden Boot Winner Ronnie Clarke br Player s player of the year Del Cunningham br Player of the year Mel Cowan Season 2006&ndash 2007 br Knowes Housing Award Jason Morrison br Most Improved Player Tony Syed br Golden Boot Winner Del Cunningham br Player s player of the year Robert Cowiebr Player of the year Mel Cowan Staff Chairman Eddie Rae br Vice Chairman Chad Clarke br Co Manager Bill Orr br Co Manager Neill Thornton br Youth Team Manager Andy Young Competitions League Central Scottish Amateur Football league br 2006&ndash 07 Strathclyde league, Runners Up br 2005&ndash 06 Strathclyde league, 4th br 2004&ndash 05 Strathclyde league, 9th br Charity Shield Winners 2004, 2006 External links http www.clydebankrovers.com Clydebank Rovers F.C. Official website http www.bebo.com clydebankrovers Clydebank Rovers F.C. Bebo website Football in Scotland Category Scottish football clubs Category Association football clubs established in 2004 Scotland footyclub stub ... more details
Infobox Single See Wikipedia WikiProject Songs Name Closing Time Cover DBClosingTime.jpg Caption Artist Deacon Blue Album Fellow Hoodlums B side I Was Like That br Friends of Billy Bear br Into the Good Night Released Start date 1991 7 Format Gramophone record 7 br 12 inch single 12 br Cassette single Cassette br CD single CD Recorded Genre Rock music Rock Blues Length 4 19 small 7 small br 6 25 small 12 small Label Columbia Records Columbia Writer Ricky Ross musician Ricky Ross Producer Jon Kelly Audio sample? Certification Last single Twist and Shout Deacon Blue song Twist and Shout br 1991 This single Closing Time br 1991 Next single Cover from the Sky br 1991 Misc Closing Time is the third single from the album Fellow Hoodlums by the Scottish Rock music rock band Deacon Blue . It peaked at 42 in the UK Singles Chart . Two of the three B sides, I Was Like That and Friends of Billy Bear , continue the style of Fourteen Years and Faifley on the Your Swaying Arms single, utilizing raw, Blues influenced music and low, gruff, and rambling spoken and sung vocals from Ricky Ross musician Ricky Ross . The third B side, Into the Good Night , is a more traditional Deacon Blue ballad. Track listing All songs written by Ricky Ross musician Ricky Ross , except where noted 7 Single small 657502 7 small Closing Time 7 Version 4 19 I Was Like That Ross, James Prime 4 30 12 Single small 657502 6 small Closing Time Extended Version 6 25 Friends of Billy Bear 2 32 I Was Like That Ross, Prime 4 30 Into the Good Night 3 40 Cassette Single small 657502 4 small Closing Time 7 Version 4 19 I Was Like That Ross, Prime 4 30 CD Single small 657502 2 small Closing Time 7 Version 4 19 I Was Like That Ross, Prime 4 30 Into the Good Night 3 40 Deacon Blue Singles Category Deacon Blue songs Category 1991 singles Category Songs written by Ricky Ross musician ... more details
This List of places in West Dunbartonshire is a list of links for any town , village , hamlet , castle , golf course , historic house , island , lake , nature reserve , reservoir , river , and other place of interest in West Dunbartonshire , Scotland , UK . File Scotland Dumbarton Castle bordercropped.jpg thumb right Dumbarton Castle File Lochside view Balloch.JPG thumb right Balloch File DumbartonEast.jpg thumb right Dumbarton File Trossachs loch dsc06739.jpg thumb right Trossachs File Lochlomondpath00.JPG thumb right Loch Lomond File ForthClyde01.jpg thumb right Forth and Clyde Canal File Erskine Bridge.jpg thumb right Erskine Bridge Image with inadequate rationale removed File ClydebankArms.jpg thumb right Arms of Clydebank File Dumbarton Rock, from Levengrove Park.jpg thumb right Dumbarton Rock from Levengrove Park File Lochlomondpath08.JPG thumb right Loch Lomond File Dumbarton across Clyde.jpg thumb right Dumbarton across the Clyde compactTOC NOTOC A Alexandria, West Dunbartonshire Alexandria Antonine Wall B Balloch, West Dunbartonshire Balloch , Balloch Castle Country Park Bellsmyre Bonhill Bowling, West Dunbartonshire Bowling Brucehill C Castlehill, Dumbarton Castlehill Christie Park Alexandria, Scotland Christie Park , Alexandria, West Dunbartonshire Alexandria Clydebank , Clydebank railway station , Clydebank F.C. , Clydebank Co operative Society , Clydebank Blitz Crosslet D Dalmuir , Dalmuir Park , Clydebank Dennystown Drumry , Drumry Linear Park Dumbarton , Dumbarton Castle , Dumbarton Rock , Dumbarton East, Dumbarton Dunbartonshire , Dumbartonshire Duntocher E Erskine Bridge F Faifley Forth and Clyde Canal G Greater Glasgow H Hardgate I Inchmurrin island J Jamestown, West Dunbartonshire Jamestown K Kilpatrick , Kilpatrick Hills Kingdom of Strathclyde Kirktonhill L Levengrove Park , Dumbarton Loch Lomond , Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Loch Lomond Golf Club , Loch Lomond Rugby Club Loch Lomond Distillery , Loch Lomond Single Malt M Milton, ... more details
was largely rural, and agricultural. It consisted of some villages Hardgate , Faifley , Duntocher , Dalmuir .... ref name history Geography Dalmuir , Drumry , Duntocher , Faifley , Hardgate , Kilbowie ... and Faifley are part of Clydebank, however as each was annexed to the town during the existence of the former ... for statistical purposes the town is divided into several localities namely Faifley, Duntocher & Hardgate ... more details
Infobox Scottish island latitude 56.07 longitude 2.78 Map GridReference NT512869 celtic name Fiodra norse name Fi rey meaning of name Norse for feather island ref Ryder, N.L. http www.envarch.net publications circaea 6.2 circaea 6.2 1990 .pdf Displacement of bone waste by seagulls pdf Circaea The Bulletin of the Association for Environmental Archaeology. 6 No. 2 1990 University of York. p. 85. Retrieved 19 September 2010. ref area c.10ha area rank highest elevation c.20 m Population 0 population rank main settlement island group Islands of the Forth local authority East Lothian references ref name Census General Register Office for Scotland 28 Nov 2003 http www.gro scotland.gov.uk statistics publications and data occpapers occasional paper 10.html Occasional Paper No 10 Statistics for Inhabited Islands Retrieved 9 July 2007. ref ref name Smith Haswell Smith ref ref http www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk Ordnance Survey ref Image Fidra35185.jpg thumb left Fidra Fidra archaically Fidrey ref name history cite web url http www.british history.ac.uk report.asp?compid 43439&strquery fidrey s30 title Faifley Fifeshire work A Topographical year 1846 author Lewis, Samuel accessdate 2008 06 18 ref or Fetheray , ref Skene, W. F. November 1862 Of the early Frisian Settlements in Scotland . Antiquaries of Scotland. 4 Part 1. ref is an uninhabited island in the Firth of Forth , convert 4 km mi north west of North Berwick , on the east coast of Scotland . shown on the map to the right Geography Like the Islands of the Forth other islands near North Berwick, Fidra is the result of volcanic activity around 335 million years ago. Fidra consists of three sections a hill at one end with the lighthouse on it a low lying section in the middle, effectively an isthmus and a rocky Stack geology stack at the other end. ref name ScotGaz Image Ycraigs 2.jpg left thumb View of Fidra from Yellowcraigs History Its name is believed to be Old Norse in origin, referring to the large number of bird feathers f ... more details
color Black Faifley Clydebank Partick City Centre Parkhead Shettleston Baillieston OR Airdrie Some journeys operate only between Clydebank and Faifley. style background White color Black 64 style ... Faifley Baljaffrey Bearsden Cross Anniesland Glasgow style background white color Black 119 style ... more details
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