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service in place, succeeding the more limited kerbside recycling scheme introduced in 2005. Recyclable waste (encompassing paper, card, cans, plastics and glass) is now collected fortnightly, on alternate weeks with non-recyclable waste, with households having separate bins for each purpose. (Garden
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early 2008. It was then home to
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Academy Street (the former Forfar Academy) opened in 1967 and was active for 40 years before closing in 2007. The pupils were re-located to Strathmore Primary and Whitehills Primary. The building continued in use as a school, initially by Whitehills Primary until their new school was completed in
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Restenneth Priory built hundreds of years before the one today. The adjoining graveyard has famous 'residents' such as botanist George Don, quite a few scholars and a man who blamed the witches
688:. In the late 18th century the firm of William Don & Co. (later William and John Don & Co) was founded in the town. The firm originally bought and sold webs of linen which were woven in local cottages, although it also operated a small weaving shed. In 1865 the firm merged with A J Buist, a
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based firm, and began construction of St James Works in Forfar. The partnership also operated mills in Dundee and later built
Station Works in Forfar, which contained some 300 looms. Workers housing was built by the firm in Forfar. Don Brothers, Buist & Company Ltd, as the firm was known from
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industrial textile products and plastic food packaging. In 1958 Don Brothers, Buist & Co Ltd acquired a controlling interest in another Forfar based-textile firm, Moffat & Son Ltd, who operated Haugh Works in South Street. Another important Forfar textile firm was J & A Craik &
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It had been decided (by a Church of Scotland arbiter) that the East and Old Parish Church would close, and the congregation would be moving to St. Margaret's Church. This was brought back for discussion at Angus Presbytery due to a large vote against this decision. Now the East and Old and St
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shoes and handbags, spectacles, textiles, tin foil, wood and yellow pages. Angus council publishes details of where and how each product is processed. There are also glass banks at the Abbeygate and Tesco car parks. The Angus Council area had a recycling rate of 34.7% in 2007/08.
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ruled that if the beer was drunk at the doorway it was "deoch an doras" or "stirrup cup", to charge for which would be an insult to Scots hospitality. This became a byword: "Be like the coo o Forfar, an tak a stannin drink".
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The Forfar Golf Club, founded in 1871, has the 4th oldest 18 hole course in the world and is the very first club to have an 18-hole course from inception and inauguration. The course was designed by
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clubs in Forfar, Forfar Bowling Club, Canmore Bowling Club and Forfar Indoor Bowling Club. Both Forfar Bowling Club and Canmore Bowling Club have outdoor bowling greens.
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766:. It is the county town of Angus, which was officially known as Forfarshire from the 18th century until 1928. The town is represented within
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John Litster (October 2012). "A Record of pre-war Scottish League Players". Scottish Football Historian magazine.
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1948:Waste management is handled by
1847:, was confirmed in this church.
1783:, off Montrose Road. This is a
1579:
633:was held by the English. After
618:, who were descendants of King
3104:. angus.gov.uk. Archived from
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2690:. ostrycharz.free-online.co.uk
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2710:Historic Environment Scotland
2607:"MS 24/13 Forfar Fabrics Ltd"
2322:
2234:Scottish Football Association
1732:
1344:Average rainfall mm (inches)
747:
567:The exact origin of the name
526:Scottish Wars of Independence
3238:"Scottish Ambulance Service"
2941:"FORFAR SAILING CLUB - Home"
2827:. Met Office. Archived from
2341:National Records of Scotland
1943:Scottish and Southern Energy
1664:
1643:Others sports and facilities
1561:. Forfar Athletic's ground,
841:The town was once served by
781:
675:Kirriemuir Sculptured Stones
579:meaning "cold, chilly", and
562:
514:Roman occupation of the area
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3401:Entry for Joseph Wedderburn
2969:. STV News. 24 October 2016
2232:and Chief Executive of the
2116:(1828–1899), banking lawyer
2022:Category:People from Forfar
1979:is supplied in the area by
1939:Scottish Hydro Electric plc
1863:There is a Kingdom Hall of
1524:
1204:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1064:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
764:Forfar Town and County Hall
757:Forfar Town and County Hall
739:Queen Elizabeth II and the
139:OS grid reference
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3216:"Lour Road Group Practice"
2734:"Forfarshire's New Name".
2399:of Forfar: A Local History
2224:(1954–2014), former Joint
2019:
1989:Scottish Ambulance Service
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3318:www.tartanregister.gov.uk
2915:"Strathmore Cricket Club"
2672:Carstairs, A. M. (1974).
2511:. Edinburgh: Mainstream.
2379:Cumming, Gershom (1843).
1837:Scottish Episcopal Church
1713:Chapelpark Primary School
1684:Strathmore Primary School
1674:Whitehills Primary School
1629:Scottish PGA Championship
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4161:Towns in Angus, Scotland
4156:County towns in Scotland
3414:"QUEEN MOTHER IN FORFAR"
3194:"Academy Medical Centre"
3152:. nhstayside.scot.nhs.uk
3130:. nhstayside.scot.nhs.uk
2144:, footballer (primarily
2054:(1928–2017), footballer.
1998:and Forfar is served by
1720:Kirkriggs Primary School
1690:Langlands Primary School
1559:Midlands Football League
885:
331:Scottish Parliament
4132:List of places in Angus
3476:Encyclopædia Britannica
2126:David Ireland (colonel)
1870:Other items of interest
1857:Forfar Community Church
1791:style built in 1914 by
1726:Wellbrae Primary School
1607:
1588:rugby league team, the
1512:(rainy days 1981–2010)
855:Glasgow Buchanan Street
836:Dundee to Aberdeen line
786:
772:Scottish National Party
447:
160:49 mi (79 km)
48:
18:Forfar (disambiguation)
3681:Bridgend of Lintrathen
3479:(11th ed.). 1911.
3356:Cite journal requires
2639:. University of Dundee
2613:. University of Dundee
2587:. University of Dundee
2561:. University of Dundee
2440:Barbour, John (1856).
2076:(1799–1841), botanist.
2017:
1922:
1879:
1853:Roman Catholic Church.
1834:St John the Evangelist
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1781:Lowson Memorial Church
1763:
1762:Lowson Memorial Church
1590:Strathmore Silverbacks
1541:and currently play in
843:Forfar railway station
759:
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247:Postcode district
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3921:Kirkton of Kingoldrum
3218:. gpsites.scot.nhs.uk
3196:. gpsites.scot.nhs.uk
3174:. gpsites.scot.nhs.uk
2799:"Forfar Bus Services"
2183:(1883–1973), educator
2111:James Simpson Fleming
2082:(1798–1856), botanist
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1787:church in late Scots
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1574:Forfar Farmington F.C
824:Edinburgh–Dundee line
755:
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686:Industrial Revolution
669:and finally moved to
501:, and where the late
195:Lieutenancy area
64:administrative centre
3691:Burnside of Duntrune
3569:Villages and hamlets
3377:, ScottishLeague.net
3172:"Ravenswood Surgery"
3150:"Ninewells Hospital"
3128:"Arbroath Infirmary"
2947:on 12 September 2007
2887:forfargolfclub.co.uk
2855:12 July 2013 at the
2487:University of Dundee
2462:University of Dundee
2446:. The Spalding club.
2275:adding missing items
2136:Very Rev Dr John Ker
2130:Battle of Gettysburg
2092:Peter Ritchie Calder
1929:from Lintrathen and
1841:Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
1803:St Margaret's Church
1795:, who also designed
1793:A Marshall Mackenzie
994:Record high °C (°F)
918:As with most of the
892:Stagecoach Strathtay
863:West Coast Main Line
734:Forfar Sheriff Court
680:Like other parts of
637:'s victory over the
509:, was born in 1930.
505:, younger sister of
387:56.64423°N 2.88842°W
227:Sovereign state
16:For other uses, see
3916:Kirkton of Glenisla
3666:Bridge of Craigisla
3375:SFAQs: Davie McLean
2253:Freedom of the Town
2247:Freedom of the Town
1865:Jehovah's witnesses
1775:East and Old Church
1414:Average rainy days
1274:Record low °C (°F)
1134:Daily mean °C (°F)
828:Glasgow–Dundee line
583:meaning "a point".
522:Kingdom of Scotland
383: /
2989:"Forfar Infirmary"
2411:C. Michael Hogan,
2273:; you can help by
2028:Patrick Abercromby
2018:
1985:Ninewells Hospital
1923:
1880:
1843:, later to become
1823:
1768:Church of Scotland
1764:
851:Caledonian Railway
760:
707:
507:Queen Elizabeth II
392:56.64423; -2.88842
313:UK Parliament
259:Dialling code
123:14,120 (2022)
4138:
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3986:Milton of Ogilvie
3981:Milton of Finavon
2291:
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2240:Joseph Wedderburn
2226:General Secretary
1785:category A listed
1766:Forfar has three
1754:Places of worship
1618:Open Championship
1516:
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741:Duke of Edinburgh
503:Princess Margaret
495:Bowes-Lyon family
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3268:The Courier
3156:7 September
3134:7 September
2719:4 September
2643:22 December
2617:22 December
2565:22 December
2397:Royal Burgh
2393:Alan Reid,
2314:Black Watch
2294:Individuals
2255:of Forfar.
2181:A. S. Neill
2146:Dundee F.C.
2122:, architect
2032:antiquarian
1981:NHS Tayside
1622:James Braid
1596:Rugby union
1520:Local sport
625:During the
609:Normandykes
597:Battledykes
460:county town
390: /
60:County town
4145:Categories
4116:Whigstreet
4061:Stracathro
4056:St Vigeans
4011:Newbigging
3891:Kincaldrum
3871:Inverarity
3866:Inveraldie
3821:Friockheim
3786:East Haven
3726:Charleston
3701:Camuston †
3676:Bridgefoot
3606:Auchnacree
3601:Auchmithie
3550:Kirriemuir
3540:Carnoustie
3248:2008-09-07
3061:2009-08-26
3036:2008-09-07
2973:24 October
2951:13 October
2925:13 October
2809:20 October
2783:20 October
2779:. May 2023
2591:8 December
2539:14 October
2492:8 December
2323:References
2271:incomplete
2206:Enn Reitel
2080:George Don
2058:James Cook
2046:LDS Church
2020:See also:
1977:Healthcare
1959:food waste
1733:Healthcare
1569:Reserves.
1543:League Two
1510:Met Office
900:Kirriemuir
875:locomotive
834:; and the
816:Carnoustie
748:Governance
667:St Vigeans
601:Stracathro
546:League Two
542:Strathmore
471:Strathmore
375:56°38′39″N
120:Population
4086:Templeton
4071:Tannadice
4021:Noranside
3906:Kirkbuddo
3901:Kingsmuir
3896:Kingennie
3846:Greystone
3776:Dunnichen
3741:Colliston
3731:Clayholes
3721:Castleton
3716:Carmyllie
3626:Balmirmer
3621:Balkeerie
3616:Balintore
3576:Aberlemno
3555:Monifieth
3222:26 August
3200:26 August
3178:26 August
3112:26 August
3086:26 August
2901:"History"
2803:Bus Times
2737:The Times
2467:21 August
2282:July 2021
2212:Bon Scott
2074:David Don
1954:recycling
1935:Glen Isla
1931:Backwater
1851:St Fergus
1665:Education
782:Transport
726:George VI
663:Dunnichen
620:Duncan II
563:Etymology
458:) is the
378:2°53′18″W
297:Ambulance
237:Post town
156:Edinburgh
133:Forfarian
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4106:Wellbank
4076:Tarfside
4036:Panbride
4001:Muirhead
3996:Muirdrum
3961:Marywell
3911:Kirkinch
3856:Hillside
3836:Gateside
3806:Ferryden
3761:Craigton
3751:Craichie
3746:Cortachy
3711:Carlogie
3706:Careston
3696:Caldhame
3636:Birkhill
3586:Arbirlot
3560:Montrose
3530:Arbroath
3436:Archived
3418:Archived
3323:10 April
3298:10 April
3273:10 April
2853:Archived
2835:18 March
2777:ScotRail
2443:The Brus
2383:. Angus.
2347:31 March
2193:Ian Read
2156:Max Wall
1963:landfill
1545:and two
1531:football
1525:Football
1508:Source:
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1409:(32.24)
908:Arbroath
859:Aberdeen
820:Arbroath
800:Aberdeen
605:Raedykes
520:and the
483:Aberdeen
477:between
475:A90 road
362:Scotland
302:Scottish
290:Scottish
278:Scotland
219:Scotland
146:NO455505
4096:Unthank
4091:Trinity
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