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Welcome to Kilsyth and the Kelvin valley
nb: this is an archived copy of the site, and is not up to date
Cavalry Park (above) is threatened by Wimpey Homes, who intend to build 162 large luxury houses here in the heart of the Green belt, but:Kilsyth says NO!!
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Research your family roots Community info & advice: arts, health, clubs sports, social Shopping in Kilsyth - PHOTO GALLERY Tourism and leisure guide - what to see, pubs, hotels and eating out Kelvin Valley Faith pages and links Books, Poetry and plays about The Kelvin Valley |
Updated Monday December 16, 2013 Find out about some famous - and infamous - Kilsyth residents. Planning your Scottish holiday for 2007 or beyond? Kilsyth Town Charter was granted in 1826, permitting the holders of plots to elect a Town Council, but its origins go way, way back - take a stroll through the fascinating history pages. Kilsyth and Kelvin valley information
Kilsyth
has a traditional Main
Street, attractive
parks and gardens
complete with two bandstands, welcoming hostelries such as the
Coachman Hotel and the
Scarecrow
pub, and an
excellent choice of local
restaurants.
Nearby attractions include the magnificent Falkirk Wheel, a huge boat lift that connects the Union and Forth & Clyde Canal networks, Stirling's magnificent Renaissance palace and castle, and the Antonine wall - the northern edge of the Roman Empire. And Kilsyth is less than an hour from Glasgow, Falkirk, Stirling and Edinburgh by train or car - an ideal and affordable base for all the major festivals. Why not sponsor this INDEPENDENT website? From £10 a page you could add your business link and contact details, with the benefit of high Google ratings! Contact Paperclip Community Networks today! |
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