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Thursday – Sunday. In Nov 2013 the village hall opened their Townhead Orchard providing a green space for local residence to enjoy gardening and tree maintenance under the supervision of centre staff during opening hours. The garden is protected by a high fence and security cameras.
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1863:Pollokshaws
1818:King's Park
1778:Deaconsbank
1773:Crossmyloof
1738:Battlefield
1695:Roughmussel
1545:River Clyde
1484:Partickhill
1459:Knightswood
1449:Kelvinhaugh
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1384:Blairdardie
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937:River Clyde
830:11 November
680:The artist
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522:Covenanters
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1813:Kennishead
1808:Jenny Lind
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1748:Carnwadric
1743:Carmunnock
1700:Shieldhall
1685:Priesthill
1675:Plantation
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1318:Robroyston
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767:References
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432:Dennistoun
420:Cowcaddens
400:Bruce Plan
327:55°51′53″N
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1888:Shawlands
1833:Mansewood
1788:Govanhill
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1763:Croftfoot
1733:Auldhouse
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1464:Netherton
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1253:Germiston
1208:Blochairn
1198:Balornock
1193:Anderston
1177:Wellhouse
1172:Tollcross
1132:Queenslie
1092:Lightburn
1007:Camlachie
987:Bridgeton
977:Blackhill
962:Barlanark
867:5 October
654:in 1980.
632:Rottenrow
607:Met Tower
570:Anderston
518:martyrdom
424:Sighthill
330:4°14′48″W
246:Ambulance
186:Post town
1927:Category
1903:Toryglen
1893:Simshill
1873:Polmadie
1858:Oatlands
1853:Newlands
1838:Merrylee
1823:Langside
1798:Hillpark
1783:Eastwood
1758:Cathcart
1690:Rosshall
1660:Nitshill
1640:Kingston
1605:Dumbreck
1600:Drumoyne
1585:Craigton
1570:Cessnock
1524:Yorkhill
1424:Hyndland
1419:Hillhead
1372:West End
1363:Wyndford
1358:Woodside
1348:Townhead
1278:Maryhill
1273:Lambhill
1238:Cowlairs
1142:Ruchazie
1117:Parkhead
1097:Lilybank
1072:Gartloch
1052:Easthall
1032:Daldowie
1027:Cranhill
1022:Craigend
1017:Carntyne
945:East End
819:GENUKI.
750:See also
572:and the
505:Ladywell
414:Location
387:and the
381:medieval
373:Tounheid
357:Townhead
311:Scotland
251:Scottish
239:Scottish
227:Scotland
168:Scotland
119:NS595658
93:Townhead
53:Tounheid
35:Townhead
1848:Muirend
1793:Gorbals
1670:Penilee
1615:Halfway
1595:Darnley
1580:Cowglen
1479:Partick
1328:Ruchill
1323:Royston
1228:Colston
1167:Swinton
1137:Riddrie
1112:Newbank
1082:Haghill
1012:Carmyle
997:Budhill
927:Glasgow
574:Gorbals
520:of the
478:History
450:Housing
428:Royston
377:Glasgow
316:Glasgow
190:GLASGOW
162:Country
153:Glasgow
101:Glasgow
1680:Pollok
1630:Hurlet
1504:Temple
1293:Milton
1218:Cadder
1002:Calton
507:area.
222:Police
1728:Arden
1635:Ibrox
1610:Govan
1529:Yoker
923:Areas
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832:2016
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