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also 5-a-side astroturf pitches for football, where many local games are held. Elsewhere, all-weather pitches and a children's play area behind
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The first stage of the modern town centre regeneration programme was completed in 2004, with a new car park being constructed between the local library and health centre and with the formation of a taxi rank adjacent to the library also a water fountain was put on the ground of Wishaw
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located to the north of the area. Virtually all of
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Wishaw experiences mild summers and cool winters, with the most rainfall coming between
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Glasgow, with many coming to Lanarkshire in particular. Today, the descendants of these immigrants constitute most of the Catholics in the town but there are also Catholics who are from other ethnicities, in particular those from the
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Ravenwood began on the site of the old Lammermoor Primary school, which was renamed Calderbridge and moved to a new building 600m away. The neighbourhood was finished in 2016 and now consists of around 50 houses.
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meaning "way through the woods", which would make sense as an ancient Roman road was built through the modern town. Another theory is that the name derives from "Wee Shaw", meaning small wood, or that the "wis" comes from the medieval
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looks like the old one which used to stand near the former Wishaw Health Centre. A piece of eyesore land between Station Road and Alexander Street (the railway station and sports centre) was converted into a
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facility, as part of this programme. This has led to a decrease in railway parking and traffic next to the station. The facility was later increased in size as it was too small.
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and Ireland, suggesting it could have been built on an earlier Celtic temple. Excavated from this area was the Cambusnethan Stone, a large Christian tablet created by the
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travel through the area, providing services to towns such as
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2131:Ross, Anne (19 August 2020).
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2499:. Edinburgh: John Donald Ltd
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2083:"Two Gaelic names of Wishaw"
2032:Johnston, G. Harvey (1909).
1961:National Library of Scotland
1935:National Records of Scotland
1683:, musicians and entertainers
1512:on the line closed in 1958.
1510:Wishaw South railway station
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3735:Towns in North Lanarkshire
3395:Airdrie Public Observatory
2838:www.culturenlmuseums.co.uk
2540:Epidemiology and Infection
1816:, journalist and columnist
1625:. There is also the large
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1411:
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1120:University Hospital Wishaw
1112:University Hospital Wishaw
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818:R Y Pickering & Co Ltd
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2552:10.1017/S0950268801005520
1876:, archbishop and cardinal
1786:, biographer and novelist
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2419:Mort, Frederick (1910).
2217:"The Cambusnethan Stone"
1756:, world snooker champion
1675:Thomas Canfield Pomphrey
1515:
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315:Scottish Parliament
2951:Encyclopædia Britannica
2295:Lockhart, John (1791).
2150:10.3366/gas.1974.3.3.26
2097:"Roman Roads in Wishaw"
1707:, underground filmmaker
1701:, motor racing champion
1623:Wishaw General Hospital
1214:Governance and politics
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3699:"Scenes at West Cross"
3450:Newhouse Research Site
1899:Scotland national team
1828:Victorian Photographer
1725:Strathclyde University
1681:The Alexander Brothers
1651:Wishaw railway station
1602:55.778447°N 3.937928°W
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179:Lieutenancy area
3703:Moving Image Archive
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1784:John Gibson Lockhart
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1598: /
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