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Bonnar & Company Solicitors has over 33 years' experience of helping people win personal injury claims in Scotland. We are a completely independent firm of solicitors regulated by the Law Society of Scotland and APIL, the Association of Personal Injury Solicitors. Bonnar & Company only hadles personal injury claims and we only ever work on behalf of injured people and their families. The firm operates on a No win - No fee basis and we are totally committed to winning your claim. Bonnar & Company is approved by Headway, the Brian Injury Association.

Airdrie Museum - for the town of Airdrie in North Lanarkshire. History, images, information and stories all about the town - one big museum online!

Hello, we are Mike (vet), Suzanne (nurse), Lesley and Linda (receptionists) and we are here to help care for your loved pets. Feel free to pop in and say hi, or give us a wee call anytime to discuss your pets health. We look forward to meeting you!

Built in 1912. This traditional style town hall comprises of a large and a lesser hall. The large hall has a main hall and balcony. Seating 660 for a concert/conference. Also used for weddings and dinner dances. The lesser hall is situated on the upper level of the facility (this is not accessible to disabled patrons) and has a capacity of 110. The Sir John Wilson Town Hall is used for both professional and amateur/community based events. The cafe is open Monday - Saturday 10am-3pm, serving hot and cold snacks, lunches, tea and coffee.

A place for local people to buy and sell from each other and for local businesses to advertise. Do not spam this page, post anything illegal, sell weapons or pets and show respect to all posters. Than

Airdrie Academy is a secondary school within Airdrie, North Lanarkshire, Scotland.AdmissionsIt has a current roll of approximately 1,100 pupils. As part of Education 2010, a new building was opened in October 2006 to replace the previous one, which had been in use for almost 70 years.The current head teacher is Ian Fannon. He is supported by a Senior Management Team comprising: John Johnston, Senior Depute, Ruth Ross, Depute, Alice Brown, Depute, John Kerr, Depute and Robert Hester, Acting Depute.HistoryFounded in 1849, Airdrie Academy exists today in its third incarnation. First located on Cairnhill Road in a building that now houses Alexandra Primary School, the Academy moved to its current site on South Commonhead Avenue in 1941. When it was built in the midst of World War II, the new building cost a little over £100,000 at the time.Grammar schoolFrom its inception, Airdrie Academy was the senior secondary school in Airdrie: pupils who did not pass an exam on leaving primary school would go to the now defunct Airdrie High.ComprehensiveThis system changed in the late 1960s when it became a full six-year comprehensive, nearly tripling the school role to 1800. To cope with the increase the South Commonhead Avenue site's existing 'A-Block' was expanded into a larger campus with specific buildings for Science and Technology and a fourth 'House Block' with six dining halls and three floors of modern classrooms.Though enhanced and expanded over the years, the building fell into disrepair with students having to be taught in portable buildings during the early 2000s whilst asbestos was removed from the Science Block. After 60 years of service, the building was reaching the end of its serviceable life and North Lanarkshire Council began exploring alternatives.

The Beauty Workshop is a health and beauty salon, we have been trading for over seven years in our current location. There are currently 4 qualified beauty therapists. We have 3 treatment rooms, Garra Rufa Fish pedicures, nail bar and spray tanning room. We also have a qualified, fully insured aesthetician, who attends the salon once a fortnight to carry out botox, dermal fillers and acid peels.

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Celebrating 50 years working and serving in the community

The Excelsior Stadium is the home of Airdrieonians of the Scottish Football League First Division. It was built in 1998 to house the original Airdrieonians F.C., and when Airdrieonians went into liquidation four years later, the new Airdrieonians began playing their home games there under their original name of Airdrie United.When the stadium first opened it was officially titled Shyberry Excelsior Stadium ("Shyberry" being the company who sponsored the stadium when it first opened). The fans, and indeed sometimes the media often refer to the stadium as New Broomfield, which is more palatable from an Airdrie perspective due to its association with the former home of the original Airdrieonians, Broomfield Park.HistoryFollowing the sale of Airdrieonians' home ground (Broomfield Park) to large supermarket chain Safeway in 1994, the club searched for several years for a suitable site, and planning permission for, a new home. The motive for the move was to build a stadium that would allow the club entry to Scottish Premier League (Clubs were required to have a stadium with a seating capacity of at least ten thousand). The building work on Excelsior Stadium was eventually completed in 1998, and Airdrieonians played here until the club went out of business due to heavy debts in May 2002. This left an opening in the Scottish League, which was filled by Northern Premier League side Gretna