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Ground: Albyn Park, Greendykes Road, Broxburn. Nickname: the Brox! the Burn Year formed: 1894 Reformed: 1947 Home Colours: Red + white. Away colours:Black Record attendances: Albyn Park -11,400 v Kilsyth Rangers SJC 1951-2, Hampden- 31,085 1951 SJC Semi final vs Irvine Meadow Acheivements: Broxburn have reached the Scottish Cup Semi-final on 5 occassions. The last time being was 1971, getting beat 1-0 with Cambuslang. Recently they also won the last ever Division 2 title, due to league reconstruction. The present Albyn Park opened in 1948 with Hearts vs Rangers (3,500). It sits on the original 'Albion Park' used by Broxburn F.C. in 1889. Athletic took over the lease in 1894 until both clubs amalgamted in 1912 and played at the Sports Park (where the sports centre is now). Athletic then moved back in 1921 until going defunct. They moved back after being reformed in 1948, much to the help of its supporters who made the ground improvements. Mr G W Bartaby-Pearson in 1946 with the help of local businessmen started the process of reforming Broxburn and secured Albyn park from the Earl of Buchan. The council now owns the land and Broxburn has a lease until 2036. Broxburn United Sport Club now operate the facilities at Albyn Park after re-development of the ground. The pitch is now a 3g artificial surface which is also used by Broxburn Athletic Colts and other clubs. It is hoped the community club will work well together to make the most that the new Albyn Park has to offer.

Monday and Wednesday: Little Tigers (age 3-6)- 4:45-5:30 (Mondays Only!) Youth Tae-kwon do (age 7-15)- 5:30-6:30 Adults Tae-kwon do(age 16+) - 6:30-7:30 Tuesday and Thursday: Kids Tae-kwon do(age 6-8)- 5:00-6:00 Kids Kickboxing (age 7-12)- 6:00-7:00 Ladies Kickboxing( age 13+)- 7:00-8:00 Your first 2 lessons are free and please do not hesitate to email us for more information.

Broxburn Library has books, talking books, large print books, DVDs for hire and free internet access. And it's free to join! Just bring something with your name and address and something else with you

Reiki (pronounced "Ray-Key") is a simple Japanese energy-balancing treatment that has been used by hundreds of thousands of people all over the world. Anyone can benefit from a Reiki treatment regardless of their age of state of health. Reiki is used to: Produce Deep Relaxation Recuce Stress and Anxiety Boost Energy Levels Produce a feeling of Inner Calm, Contentment and Serenity Speed up the Natural Healing Process of the body It can also help you to: Feel more Positive, Confident and Better Able to Cope Cope better with Stress and Difficult Situations Develop a Strong Sense of Purpose and Clear Thinking Enjoy a Better Quality of Life

We run from broxburn parish church halls in broxburn main street (opposite the swimming pool) Explorers (p1 - p3) meet from 6.15pm to 7.30pm Juniors (p4 - p7) and brigaders (s1 upwards) meet from 7.30pm to 9pm

We are currently recruiting boys for the new sessionAnchor Boys : P1-P3 (AGE 5 - AGE 8 roughly) Monday Nights 6-7Junior Section: P4-P6 (AGE8 - AGE 11 roughly) Monday Night 7:15-8:30Company section: P7

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Hall's was first started in 1932 as a family run butchers in Corstorphine, Which remained in the family untill 1997 when David's son, also named David was replaced as managing director. The company th

Halfway House is a friendly local pub with Live Football and probably the best pint of Lager in Broxburn! Fact! We also offer a Karaoke every Saturday If you like to sing a wee song 2.

Local children's and youth football team, catering for boys and girls aged 5 to 21.