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	ANN GLOAG : Encyclopedia Entry
		Born Ann Heron Souter on December 10, 1942 in Perth, Scotland, she was educated at Caledonian Road Primary School and Perth High School.
		In March 2000, Gloag, along with her brother, she became involved in the campaign to retain Section 2A (Section 28 in England), which disallowed the state to fund or educate about homosexuality, by staging a private referendum.
		Gloag also has investments outside Stagecoach Group with her brother, including bus builder Alexander Dennis and a chain of petrol stations.
	www.bibleocean.com /OmniDefinition/Ann_Gloag (319 words)

	Ann Gloag
		Born Ann Heron Souter on December 10, 1942 in Perth, Scotland, she was educated at Caledonian Road Primary School and Perth High School.
		At the turn of the Millenium, Gloag, along with her brother, she became involved in the campaign to retain Section 2A (Section 28 in England), which disallowed the state to fund or educate about homosexuality, by staging a private referendum.
		Gloag also has investments outside Stagecoach Group with her brother, including bus builder Alexander Dennis and a chain of petrol stations.
	www.danceage.com /biography/sdmc_Ann_Gloag (252 words)

	Kinfauns Castle - Castle Duncan Forums
		Ann Gloag, the co-founder of the Stagecoach bus empire and one of the richest women in Scotland, has applied for thousands of pounds of public money to spend on the upkeep of her Highland estate, the Sunday Herald has learned.
		Gloag is the first landowner in Scotland to try to exempt part of her property from right-to-roam legislation and has gone to court to try to keep walkers off her land.
		Gloag believes that if she was forced to move a two-metre high fence closer to her home it would open the estate to raids by organised gangs and expose her family to kidnap attempts.
	www.castleduncan.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=1203&pid=20831&st=10& (5236 words)

	Observer \| Break down barriers to our right to roam
		Ann Gloag, co-founder of Stagecoach, sister of Brian Souter and a terrific example of the hardboiled businesswoman, is apparently furious that her ability to entertain her friends in private is being compromised by the rest of us.
		Although Snowie and Gloag have presented their cases in terms of fear of crime, it is clear that, having worked hard for their castles, they want them to be nothing else but their homes.
		Gloag has proved herself more than willing to put up with bad press, upsetting neighbours of her Highland home, Beaufort castle in Beauly, with battles over boundaries and plans for a golf resort.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,329651682-102273,00.html (899 words)

	Letter from Europe \| BusRide
		It is remarkable how chief executive Brian Souter and his sister, Ann Gloag, have grown their business from two old coaches into a major international transport group that exceeded $3 billion over the last financial year.
		Ann handled the insurance and purchasing and soon gained a fearsome reputation among suppliers for her tenacious negotiations.
		When Ann retired from her day-to-day responsibilities, Brian moved up to the post of chairman and appointed a new chief executive and other senior staff.
	www.busride.com /Page.cfm/PageID/2309 (1337 words)

	Into Africa: Gloag’s vision brings hope to outcasts (Mercy Ships - Newsroom) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Ann Gloag, co-founder of the Stagecoach transport empire, was at the Aberdeen Clinic and Fistula Centre (ACFC), in Freetown, Sierre Leone, when the centre was officially opened this week by the country's president Alhaji Ahmad Tejan Kabbah.
		During her visit Ms Gloag, a former nurse, met the clinic's first-ever patient Kumba Koromo, 30, who was invited back to the clinic for the official opening with Faith, her 18-month-old daughter.
		Speaking at the event, Ms Gloag said: "Meeting Kumba was wonderful as she is a shining example of how the surgery, provided free at the ACFC has truly transformed her life.
	www.mercyshipsnewsroom.org /pages/page.asp?page_id=6971 (675 words)

	Ann Gloag: ZoomInfo Business People Information
		Ann Gloag and her brother, Brian Souter, founded Stagecoach Group Plc in 1980.
		Ann Gloag (61) was a co-founder of The Stagecoach Group and is now a non-executive director on the main board.
		Ann Gloag is co-founder of the Stagecoach transport empire and served as an executive director until May 2000.
	www.zoominfo.com /people/gloag_ann_5912844.aspx (432 words)

	Millionairess Ann Gloag pleads for public money for estate’s upkeep - [Sunday Herald] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Gloag, who last week won a legal dispute with tenants on her Beaufort Castle estate, near Beauly, had her application for up to £10,000 turned down by Highland Council last month.
		It is understood that this is not the first time Gloag has applied for a housing improvement grant through the council, although she has not to date been successful.
		Gloag was granted an interdict preventing the Hamiltons from using land and buildings not included in their lease for the estate’s Coach House, where they have lived for 12 years.
	ww1.sundayherald.com /37962 (809 words)

	Mercy Ships (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Ann Gloag with Kumba, the ACFCs first VVF patient, and her daughter Faith.
		During her visit, Ann Gloag met the clinic’s first patient, 30-year-old Kumba Koromo, who had been invited back to the clinic for the official opening ceremony with her 18-month-old daughter, Faith.
		Speaking after the event, Ann Gloag said: “Meeting Kumba was wonderful as she is a shining example of how the surgery, provided free at the ACFC, has truly transformed her life.
	www.mercyships.org.uk /news/press/stagecoach.html (590 words)

	New Luxury Golf and Leisure complex planned for Highlands - Scottish Hospitality Jobs
		ANN Gloag has revealed proposals for a golf and leisure complex to be built on her estate which would rival Skibo Castle.
		Mrs Gloag's stewardship of the estate was the subject of public scrutiny last yearwhen she took two tenants to court over a piece of land, 20 yards by six yards and some outbuildings.
		Mrs Gloag said: "We think this can bring visitors from all over the world to the area and be a great stimulus to the economy of Kiltarlity and Beauly in particular, but also to the Highlands as a whole.
	www.scottishhospitalityjobs.com /news/2004-12-31-1.shtml (710 words)

	The Daily Record - NEWS - GLOAG BID TO CLOSE OFF ESTATE - GLOAG BID TO CLOSE OFF ESTATE
		STAGECOACH tycoon Ann Gloag is seeking a landmark court ban on ramblers entering the grounds of her estate.
		A sheriff will be asked by Gloag to rule all land within her security fence remains out of bounds to the public.
		Ramblers Association chairman Chic Nash said: "Ann Gloag is trying to stop access to a superb area of native woodland and conifers of national significance.
	www.dailyrecord.co.uk /news/tm_objectid=17170583&method=full&siteid=66633&headline=gloag-bid-to-close-off-estate--name_page.html (276 words)

	Scotsman.com Business - Stagecoach - QC slams tycoon Gloag for lack of respect to court
		Stagecoach tycoon Ann Gloag gave a "derisory" reason for her "extraordinary" decision not to attend a court case she herself had brought, according to a scathing submission by John Campbell QC.
		Gloag's QC, Mike Jones, accused the local authority of trying to dictate how his client should be allowed to use her grounds.
		Gloag went to court to seek a landmark ban on ramblers walking through large swathes of her estate at Kinfauns Castle, on the outskirts of Perth.
	business.scotsman.com /topics.cfm?tid=539&id=385662007 (887 words)

	Observer \| Tragic tycoon seeks solace with Aids victims
		Ann Gloag, 58, arrived yesterday in Benin to start working for Mercy Ships, a charity that provides ship-based hospitals offering free medical and dental care to some of the world's poorest people.
		Robin Gloag was on the Stagecoach board when the company was set up, but she and Souter voted him off after repeated clashes.
		Gloag's ruthlessness earned her a £200m personal fortune which she spent lavishly.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,4163265-102285,00.html (985 words)

	Business Insider: Former USGA technical director Thomas gets behind new ball maker NanoDynamics
		SCOTTISH STYLE: Ann Gloag, one of Scotland's wealthiest women, is heading a consortium that plans to create an exclusive golf and country club in the grounds of her Highland castle estate, according to The Scotsman newspaper.
		Gloag, who-founded the U.K. giant Stagecoach Holdings transport company with her brother Brian more than 20 years, wants to establish Beaufort Castle Golf and Country Club on 399 acres of land on the estate, which many believe could rival famed Skibo Castle in Sutherland in terms of luxury and tourist popularity.
		Gloag, who bought the castle and 19,500-acre estate from the family of the late Lord Lovat in 1995, reportedly plans to build a golf course on the property, as well as a guest lodge and conference center.
	www.pga.com /news/industry/businessinsider/business_insider010605.cfm (861 words)

	Millionairess Ann Gloag pleads for public money for estate's upkeep; Sunday Herald, The - Find Articles
		Ann Gloag, the co-founder of the Stagecoach bus empire and one of the richest women in Scotland, has applied for thousands of pounds of public money to spend on the upkeep of her Highland estate, the Sunday Herald has learned.
		Gloag, who last week won a legal dispute with tenants on her Beaufort Castle estate, near Beauly, had her application for up to (pounds) 10,000 turned down by Highland Council last month.
		Gloag bought the 23-bedroom Beaufort Castle, its contents and the surrounding estate, for around (pounds) 3.5 million in 1995.
	newssearch.looksmart.com /p/articles/mi_qn4156/is_20031109/ai_n12586522 (852 words)

	The Herald
		Highland planning officials are opposed to Ann Gloag building a £20m golf/leisure complex in the grounds of Beaufort Castle.
		Councillors meeting on Monday are being advised to refuse outline planning permission for proposals tabled by Mrs Gloag and her partners in Beaufort Castle Golf and Country Club – Inverness-based Tulloch and King, the Perthshire property developer.
		A spokeswoman for Mrs Gloag said she was out of the country and referred all inquiries to Tulloch.
	www.theherald.co.uk /63160.shtml (318 words)

	Ramblers Association - Scotland - Index
		This is disputed by Ann Gloag, who applied to Perth Sheriff Court on 1st June 2006, under section 28 of the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, for a “declarator” that access rights do not apply within the fence.
		If Ann Gloag were to win this case it would set a dangerous precedent which could be used by other landowners in Scotland who wish to exempt land from statutory access rights.
		Evidence from Mrs Gloag's witnesses was heard over three days in October and November, while evidence for Perth and Kinross Council and the Ramblers' Association was heard on 3rd and 4th January 2007.
	www.ramblers.org.uk /scotland/accessN/Appeal/kinfaunscastle.html (670 words)

	The Herald
		A sheriff put on wellington boots and a raincoat to trudge round the £4m estate of one of Scotland's richest women yesterday to decide whether she should be the first private individual to be exempted from right-to-roam legislation.
		The millionaire has provoked the ire of council officials and ramblers by erecting a 7ft perimeter fence, topped with barbed wire, around part of the 23-acre estate, which her legal team says is essential to prevent intrusion by the media and protect her family from the threat of kidnap or robbery.
		He said the fence was "wholly appropriate", given that Mrs Gloag was a wealthy businesswoman who had valuable artefacts and jewellery in her possession, and that it would mean that any unwelcome visitors would be exposed without giving them easy hiding places.
	www.theherald.co.uk /72819.shtml (602 words)

	Stagecoach heir's death blamed on depression
		Jonathan Gloag, 28, was said to have been suffering from depression when he committed suicide in Deuchney Wood, close to his £450,000 home in the Perthshire countryside.
		Mr Gloag, a father of three, was married to his stepsister, Sarah, the daughter of Mrs Gloag's second husband, David McCleary.
		Mr Gloag and his wife, who recently had their third child, were pictured looking relaxed and happy at a charity ball in the latest issue of Scottish Field.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/09/20/nglo20.html (815 words)

	Rotary Club of Inverness Culloden, Highlands of Scotland
		Ann had been invited in her capacity as a main benefactor to the 'Mercy Ships' charity, which provides fully staffed hospital ships to help many needy people in African communities.
		Ann has donated £4 million to support the purchase and refitting of the latest ship, 'Africa Mercy', which is nearing the end of its commisioning phase in Newcastle, and will shortly be available to continue the charity's work in Africa.
		Ann talked to members about the hugely beneficial work being carried out by the Mercy Ships charity, and spoke movingly of the many health problems suffered by people in various parts of Africa, and the part being played by the hospital ships in alleviating these.
	www.cullodenrotary.co.uk /news.html (1200 words)

	International Womens Month: Ann Heron Gloag
		Ann Heron Gloag is one of Scotland’s most powerful women and one of the world’s top-50 female entrepreneurs.
		In 1999, Ann Gloag experienced a personal tragedy in her own life when her son committed suicide.
		Gloag, an international Board member of Mercy Ships, purchased an old Danish rail ferry in 1999 to be converted in to a floating hospital.
	www.international-womens-month.co.uk /articles/ann_heron_gloag.html (411 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Politics - Tycoon triumphs in battle over fence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Ann Gloag built the mile-long fence to keep out intruders from 12 acres surrounding her £4m home at Kinfauns Castle.
		Gloag bought Kinfauns, a former country house hotel set in its own grounds east of her native Perth, last year with the intention of turning it into her family home.
		In June, Gloag decided to take the initiative on the land access issue by seeking a court order that the 12 acres of land enclosed by the fence should be declared exempt from the Land Reform Act.
	news.scotsman.com /politics.cfm?id=1177022006 (1881 words)

	Society: A rich friend for Kenya’s orphans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Ann is one of two children of a bus driver who grew up to own and run one of the world’s largest transport companies.
		Ann also counts as part of Stagecoach’s achievements the opening of a company training school in Eastleigh, introduction of a medical scheme for workers, and opening the doors for trade unions.
		Ann says that as a child, she hated school and could not wait to sit the last examination paper in high school.
	www.eastandard.net /archives/cl/mags/society/articles.php?articleid=9664&date=2/01/2005 (1272 words)

	Kelvinside Academy News
		On a recent visit to Kenya, Ann Gloag, who has transformed TBH from a poorly run to a highly efficient and caring orphanage, discovered an orphanage housing around 300 children.
		Ann Gloag, whose Balcraig Foundation runs the Orphanage and School, will present the prizes at this year’s Prize Giving Ceremony in the Bute Hall.
		The formal part of the launch was undertaken by Mrs Ann Gloag and Richard Otieno whose startling picture of Maasai figures appropriately occupies the June slot.
	www.kelvinsideacademy.org.uk /sections/news (2289 words)

	The Daily Record - NEWS - WEISKOPF ON COURSE FOR £20M GLOAG GOLF COMPLEX - WEISKOPF ON COURSE FOR £20M ...
		The club would be built on 399 acres of the vast Beaufort Castle estate, in Inverness-shire, owned by Stagecoach bus tycoon Ann Gloag.
		The consortium behind the scheme is led by Ann Gloag and also includes Inverness builder Tulloch and Perthshire property developers King.
		Ann Gloag said: 'We think this can bring visitors from all over the world to the area.
	www.dailyrecord.co.uk /news/tm_objectid=15029372&method=full&siteid=89488&headline=weiskopf-on-course-for--pound-20m-gloag-golf-complex-name_page.html (401 words)

	Buses, banks and bras - Business - Global Friends of Scotland
		It alludes to Ann Gloag, founder of Stagecoach bus company, Susan Rice, CEO of Lloyds TSB Scotland and Michelle Mone, the brains behind the Ultimo Bra.
		Ann Gloag trained as a nurse before establishing the Stagecoach bus company with her brother Brian Souter in 1980.
		Gloag and her brother have a combined wealth of £1.3 billion.
	www.friendsofscotland.gov.uk /business/women.html (1004 words)

	Overview of Ann Heron Gloag (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Educated at Perth High School, Ann Gloag trained to be a nurse before establishing the Stagecoach bus company with her brother Brian Souter (1980).
		Gloag and her brother have a combined wealth of £1.3 billion and she is ranked as Scotland's richest woman and one of the top-50 female entrepreneurs in the world.
		Gloag's son, who would have inherited a substantial share of the Stagecoach empire, committed suicide in 1999 and, the following year, she announced she would take a back-seat in the running of the company.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk /scotgaz/people/famousfirst527.html (201 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The group was founded in 1980 by the current chairman, Brian Souter, his sister, Ann Gloag, and her now ex-husband Robin Gloag.
		Stagecoach was born of deregulation in the British express coach market in the early 1980s, though its roots can be traced back to 1976 when Ann Gloag and her husband Robin set up a small motor caravan and minibus hire business called Gloagtrotter.
		Souter and Gloag's involvement in bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis (the former Transbus International), and Souter's stake in ScotAirways, are not related to the Stagecoach Group in any way.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Stagecoach_Group (1909 words)

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