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North R Wear A1(M) R 41 Pennines A19 Derwent Penrith Hartlepool 40 Bishop Auckland 60 A689 A66 A68 A689 Workington A66 A66 Stockton- New road projects are being investigated all over the A595 on-Tees ● Will you help take urgent action to reduce air Keswick 59 A688 Middlesbrough Whitehaven Brough Darlington 58 CUMBRIA Ullswater A66 A591 A66 country for these plans. 39 R A171 57 A19 Whitby LAKE Tees pollution in our towns and cities? Wast DISTRICT A66 56 Water A685 A595 38 A6 Scotch R Esk Corner A172 e Windermere r A171 e A591 NORTH YORK MOORS m r e d A684 37 n i Water A19 Coniston Route Strategies W Kendal M6 Scarborough A595 A A1 A170 590 YORKSHIRE Thirsk A170 A5092 R Lune Since 2013, the Highways Agency has been reviewing all 36 A65 DALES A595 A168 Howardian A64 49 A165 35a Hills its roads via 18 Route (or ‘Route-Based’) Strategies. Barrow- A6 NORTH YORKSHIRE 35 87 A65 Ripon A1(M) in-Furness Nidderdale A19 A64 48 Morecambe 34 A683 A614 Bridlington Heysham A61 Lancaster A166 A59 47 A59 33 Forest of Skipton A661 Harrogate Bowland A59 A629 A61 46 York A65 A64 A614 A1079 A165 Fleetwood A682 A658 Wetherby Feasibility Studies LANCASHIRE 45 M6 A19 Clitheroe A6068 A650 A1(M) A165 Cleveleys A56 A1035 R Derwent A59 44 A A58 A1079 585 13 Keighley Ribble 12 R Ouse The Department for Transport is also carrying out six major R Leeds A6443 48 3 32 47 Blackpool 4 M55 1 11 Preston 10 46 Selby A63 Kingston 31a 8 9 Burnley Bradford 2 A614 A164 A583 M65 A646 1 5 45 38 31 7 4344 R Aire 42 upon Hull A677 6 M62 A63 27 29 A63 ‘Feasibility Studies’ looking at these cross-country routes: 30 26 28 37 5 Blackburn 42 30 A59 92 3 4 41 1a29 A666 A56 Dewsbury 31 32 36 6033 A 25 33 34 28 Halifax M62 35 40 40 8 24 Goole A15 Southport 23 Pontefract A303 to the west of England M6 39 A6 A160 A570 Rochdale M62 A642 Wakefield 1 22 A1 Immingham M61 38 6 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A34 A619 Across the Pennines from Manchester to Sheffield Queensferry 12 Lincoln Conwy A54 A536 18 A61 29 Clwydian A515 R A158 Chester A6 Witham A5 Range A55 M1 A15 Skegness A41 17 Mansfield A46 A34 Congleton Mold A53 Caernarfon Matlock Newark- Ruthin A530 A38 A51 A617 A16 A483 28 A494 A49 Crewe Leek on-Trent A534 A523 A60 A17 A 16 DERBYSHIRE 27 A614 6 A52 Betws- Nantwich Stoke-on NOTTINGHAM-0 A487 A500 9 LINCOLNSHIRE The Highways Agency’s budget for new roads will A5 Wrexham 7 y-Coed Newcastle- -Trent A52 A610 SHIRE A46 Sleaford under-Lyme A1 A1121 Llyn Ashbourne A6 A38 26 Cromer Celyn A51 15 A17 Boston Porthmadog A5 A52 Nottingham more than double between 2015 and 2020: A50 A52 Llangollen Whitchurch A52 A53 A5 STAFFORDSHIRE A52 Norfolk Coast R Dee Derby A52 25 M6 A16 A148 SNOWDONIA Y Bala Stone A515 A46 Grantham Lleyn A51 Uttoxeter A50 Llyn A41 A50 24a A470 A34 A453 A607 R A606 Tegid Oswestry Burton 24 A15 A148 R Bure 14 Trent A518 A17 A140 £3.8bn A49 23a A494 A5 upon Trent A53 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    Site 7 Stirling/Edinbur Site 5 Site 6 gh M876 Glasgo Former Single User Site w Glenbervie Business Park Bellsdyke Road, Larbert, FK5 4RB For Sale Development Sites 50.16 acres (19.73 ha) - High profile location directly adjacent to M876 benefiting from the recently completed slip road - Excellent public transport links - 4 remaining sites available Glenbervie Edinburgh www.scottish-enterprise.com Glasgo w M876 Stirling/Ed inbur Former Single User Site gh Site 6 Site 5 Site 7 Site 7 LOCATION DRIVE TIMES Glenbervie Business Park is located to the north west of Falkirk Destination Distance Approx Time enjoying a high profile location directly adjacent to the M876 linking Glasgow and Stirling. A new slip road has just been completed Edinburgh Airport 23 Miles 37 Mins providing direct access from all directions. The M876 motorway connects the M9 motorway to Edinburgh and the M80/A80 to Edinburgh City Centre 30 Miles 47 Mins Glasgow. The M9 also heads on to Stirling, Perth, Inverness and Aberdeen as well as the M8 and all major roads to the south. Glasgow City Centre 22 Miles 30 Mins The Business Park also benefits from excellent public transport links, the nearest station being Falkirk High on the main Glasgow Forth Road Bridge 24 Miles 35 Mins to Edinburgh line which is only a short bus route away. Site 7 Stirling 8 Miles 17 Mins Nearby occupiers in the Business Park include GB Oils, Cruise Specialists as well as the Outside Inn Restaurant and Dundee 65 Miles 85 Mins hotel development. Site 5 Aberdeen 130 Miles 160 Mins Site 6 Former SOLD AVAILABLE DESCRIPTIONS Gross Areas Glenbervie Business Park has 4 remaining sites which are detailed below.
  • Haggs Parish Church Linked with Denny Old Parish Church of Scotland

    Haggs Parish Church Linked with Denny Old Parish Church of Scotland

    Haggs Parish Church linked with Denny Old Parish Church of Scotland Welcome to the Parish Profile of the Linked Charge. We thank you for taking the time to read our profile and we hope you find it informative. For any other information or questions please contact our Interim Moderator. In accordance with the Falkirk Presbytery Plan, Haggs Parish linked with Denny Old Parish Church of Scotland have permission to call a minister on an unrestricted tenure. Haggs and Denny Old Churches are currently on an exciting journey as they seek to integrate the two congregations. Both Kirk Sessions see this as a wonderful opportunity for both congregations to get to know one another better, and to forge a stronger bond as they seek to take the message of the Gospel into their respective communities. Both congregation are very well served and supported by Kirk Sessions and Congregational Boards. There are historical links between the two churches as Haggs was originally a satellite church from Denny Old 175 years ago, and both churches feel there is a sense of coming home. The congregations of Haggs and Denny Old are friendly, welcoming and outgoing. They have been joining in worship on a regular basis, including Christmas and Easter Services, and coming together through joint initiatives such as the combined choirs, Messy Church, and of course planning for their future together. Both congregations are looking forward to becoming involved in many other events in the coming months as well as sharing each other’s resources and talents Our Churches’ Organisations