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	Baillieston.net
		Baillieston was a considerable distance from the Lands of Provan, the nearest part being present day Queenslie.
		Even the lands to the north of Baillieston such as Hallhill and Bartibeith were not part of the Provan lands and, neither, surprisingly was the local area of Barlanark.
		The Baillieston area was under a different church administration from Provan, where it and the surrounding land were all part of the Regality and rented out to tennants before and after the Reformation, wheras Provan was an endowment controlled by a Prebend.
	groups.msn.com /Bailliestonnet/b1.msnw (1035 words)

	Monklands Online - Story of Baillieston
		The village of Baillieston grew out of a number of small hamlets, including Crosshill, Barrachnie, and Bredisholm, which developed as farming and weaving communities in the latter part of the eighteenth century.
		The opening up of the Monklands coalfield with the construction of the Monklands Canal and later the railway stimulated the rapid growth of Baillieston which soon acquired the typical character of a mining village although some weaving survived till almost the end of the century.
		A continuous programme of pit sinking drew in workers from throughout Scotland and beyond, and the population grew rapidly to reach almost 4000 by the time of the First World War.
	www.monklands.co.uk /baillieston/index.htm (610 words)

	Baillieston War Memorial - IN GRATEFUL AND EVERLASTING REMEMBERENCE
		This site is dedicated to men from Baillieston and the surrounding area that gave their lives in the 2 World Wars.
		War memorials are a visible reminder of those who have given their lives in the wars this country has fought.
		I have contacted Glasgow City Council for planning permission thanks to Margaret Curren the MSP for Baillieston and have the forms waiting to be filled in and sent back.
	www.freewebs.com /gunnerman1632/index.htm (281 words)

	Glasgow SNP - Scottish Independence - Holyrood Election '07
		He is convener of Baillieston SNP and an elected member of SNP National Council.
		He stood for the Baillieston constituency in the 2001 Westminster election and in the 2003 Scottish Parliament election and for the Glasgow East constituency in the 2005 Westminster election.
		He has always believed that the vision to be presented in every constituency in Scotland was the same one- the community of Scotland taking responsibilty for the nation's future and her contribution for good to the family of nations.
	www.glasgowsnp.org /Scottish_Parliament_Election_2007/Baillieston (192 words)

	Church of St John, Baillieston, Glasgow, Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		When St John's was built in 1850, Baillieston was at the centre of an expanding mining industry.
		The church registers reveal the terrible conditions of life in the district in the mid-nineteenth century with a high infant mortality rate and early deaths from contagious diseases and mining accidents.
		The future of the church was in doubt following the closing of the collieries but with the development of housing in Garrowhill in the inter-war years the membership doubled with the influx of young people but unfortunately many soon moved on.
	www.episcopalglasgow.org.uk /baillieston/index.html (179 words)

	Baillieston SNP - Welcome
		Baillieston SNP is fighting for the people of this constituency and for Scotland.
		We have been constantly breathing down the neck the Labour party in Baillieston and Margaret Curran, most recently in the Scottish and Local Authority elections we reduced Labours majority in Baillieston and elected two SNP councillors in the four member ward.
		John Mason and David McDonald continue to work hard for the people of Baillieston and you can keep up to date with their work on their pages within the branch website.
	www.bailliestonsnp.org (172 words)

	Scottish Mining Villages - Accidents 1900 onwards
		Baillieston – Pit Fatality – A young man named Robert Mitchell, who was severely hurt by a fall of material from the roof at the coal face in Lochwood Pit, owned by the Lochwood Coal Company, has died in the Alexander Hospital, Coatbridge, from the effects of his injuries.
		Baillieston – Pit Accident – On Monday afternoon an alarming accident occurred in the Glasgow Iron and Steel Co's Calderbank Pit, when a rake of loaded hutches broke away and dashed down the “dook brae” and ran over a miner named William Kerr, married and residing at Red Land Baillieston.
		He was conveyed thither in the Baillieston ambulance waggon.
	www.mining-villages.co.uk /314.html (3807 words)

	Glasgow Baillieston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In contrast to the 1999 Scottish parliamentary election, Baillieston in 2001 was an all male contest between James Wray, the SNP's Lachlan McNeill, Tory candidate David Comrie, Lib Dems Charles Dundas and the SSP's Jim McVicar.
		Although the Labour majority fell to 9,839, this was mostly due to a drop in turnout from 65.7 % to 47.2 %.
		She was cleared of technical problems with the Labour election expenses which had not been signed by an official within the due date and went on to win the nomination for Baillieston.
	www.scottishpolitics.org /scot03constit/g02.html (1562 words)

	SNP.org - Official Web Site of the Scottish National Party
		Lachlan is convener of SNP Baillieston Constituency Association and Baillieston North branch and stood in Glasgow Baillieston in the 2001 Westminster election achieving a swing of over 2% from Labour.
		Baillieston constituency is characterised by not only an industrial centre but also widespread economic and social deprivation.
		Baillieston had the second lowest rate of new business start-ups in 2002 at 114.
	www.snp.org.uk /html/election/candidates/detail.php?candidateID=26 (154 words)

	Baillieston.com
		GATEWAYS TO THE HISTORY OF BAILLIESTON and DISTRICT
		An article analysing Dan McAleer's "Sketch of Shettleston" written in 1930 using a Then-and-Now theme with intriguing views on the mystery of "The Twelve Streets of Jerusalem"
		An interesting view of Baillieston's brief history and input to the web.
	baillieston.info (110 words)

	Road Project Details
		This study is looking at a series of options for capacity improvements on sections of the M73, M74 and M8 adjacent to Baillieston and Maryville interchanges as a result of changes to east-west traffic patterns once the extension to the M74 and improvements to the M8 are in place.
		A range of strategies are being examined, from the application of demand management techniques within the existing carriageway, to the introduction of hard shoulder running and free flow links between junctions.
		The close proximity of these two major interchanges (Baillieston and Maryville) results in lengths on carriageway between the slip roads of less than one kilometre.
	www.transportscotland.gov.uk /defaultpage1221cde0.aspx?pageID=180&rlID=13 (445 words)

	The baillieston.net Questions & Answers Database - A Bravenet.com Faq
		Anyone who has an association, link or just an interest in the Baillieston area and is willing to make some contribution to the site either on the Message board or posting a photo or two.
		The first MSN website (First of any website on Baillieston) was opened on 16.03.02 by Robert Murray, Jim Walker and Jim Hendry it was called Baillieston Born N' Bred.
		The baillieston.net site is the only Baillieston site that is structured to be "User Friendly" and we continually re-structure the site to keep it interesting.
	pub1.bravenet.com /faq/show.php?usernum=1308976&catid=4074 (476 words)

	Coatbridge and Baillieston Water Boost (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		THOUSANDS of water customers in Coatbridge and Baillieston are in line for an improved water supply.
		Scottish Water are about to start work to renew and upgrade 33 kilometres of ageing, burst-prone mains.
		We apologise for any inconvenience this will cause and re-assure customers and motorists that we will do everything we can to minimise the disruption and ask for people to bear with us as we carry out this essential improvement.
	www.scottishwater.co.uk /portal/page?_pageid=219,4929924&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL (266 words)

	Sympathy Flowers in Baillieston - Floral Tributes, Sympathy Flowers, Sympathy Tributes, Floral Tributes and Funeral ...
		Funeral floral wreaths, funeral crosses, and funeral sprays are available in many sizes, and are appropriate when sent by anyone who knew or was related to the deceased.
		If you wish to find a florist for your funeral and sympathy flowers in your area simply input the required town, city or county and we will display the florists in that area.
		Sympathy Tributes UK Your funeral flowers or sympathy tribute can be delivered to the funeral directors, the church, or home of the deceased.
	www.sympathytributes.co.uk /sympathy_flowers_in/baillieston.html (743 words)

	Brig Tavern, Baillieston, Lanarkshire, G69 6BH - pub details # beerintheevening.com
		Brig Tavern, Baillieston, Lanarkshire, G69 6BH - pub details # beerintheevening.com
		NB: Information about this pub is incomplete as it has not been visited by a member of the beerintheevening.com team and is not currently registered.
		Tatlers, Baillieston (0.3 miles), Utopia, Baillieston (0.6 miles), Lochwood Tavern, Glasgow (0.7 miles), Log Cabin, Baillieston (0.7 miles), Thistle Bar, Baillieston (0.7 miles) - see more nearby pubs
	www.beerintheevening.com /pubs/s/19/19105/Brig_Tavern/Baillieston (180 words)

	BBC NEWS \| VOTE 2001 \| RESULTS & CONSTITUENCIES \| Glasgow Baillieston
		Glasgow was founded by St Mungo who built a church at a place he called "Glasgu", meaning dear, green place.
		That place is certainly not here, for there is little either dear or green about Baillieston.
		This area has suffered greatly from having the highest proportion of council housing in Britain and the lowest proportion of adults with higher education qualifications in Scotland.
	news.bbc.co.uk /hi/english/static/vote2001/results_constituencies/constituencies/266.stm (140 words)

	Baillieston.com
		GATEWAYS TO THE HISTORY OF BAILLIESTON and DISTRICT
		An article analysing Dan McAleer's "Sketch of Shettleston" written in 1930 using a Then-and-Now theme with intriguing views on the mystery of "The Twelve Streets of Jerusalem"
		An interesting view of Baillieston's brief history and input to the web.
	uk.geocities.com /baillieston@btinternet.com (110 words)

	Glasgow Baillieston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Lachie is convener of SNP Glasgow Baillieston Constituency Branch.
		He stood in Glasgow Baillieston in the 2001 Westminster election, achieving a swing of over 2% from Labour, and again in the 2003 Scottish Parliament election.
		Richard works as a management consultant and has a professional knowledge and experience within economic development and is interested in inner city problems.
	www.alba.org.uk /scot07constit/g02.html (525 words)

	Baillieston Tourist Information on AboutBritain.com
		Do you live in or near Baillieston, or perhaps you're a regular visitor?
		If so, why not help promote Baillieston to potential visitors by writing a description of the town for this page?
		If you're interested - Click here for more information.
	www.aboutbritain.com /towns/baillieston.asp (346 words)

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