Directory of Milngavie Resources

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Milngavie lies on the outskirts of Glasgow, but is administratively part of East Dunbartonshire.

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• Business and Economy
• Education

Resources in This Category

• Bearsden Baptist Church

  http://www.bearsdenbaptistchurch.com/
  Offers details of services, ministries, and contacts.

• Greenacres

  http://www.executive-stay-milngavie.co.uk/
  Self-catering; offers details of accommodation, tariffs, local area, and contacts.

• Hilton Park Golf Club

  http://hiltonpark.net/
  Two 18 hole courses; includes details of both courses and green fees.

• Kersland House Surgery

  http://www.kerslandhouse.co.uk/
  Information about this GP surgery. Some patient leaflets are available on-line.

• Lodge Ellangowan No 716

  http://www.lodgeellangowan.org/
  Masonic Lodge; includes office bearers, history, meetings, pictures and contacts.

• Milngavie & Bearsden Amateur Swimming Club

  http://www.mandbswim.com/
  Has club news, policies, and advice for swimmers, with contact details, results and on-line registration. Located in north-west of Glasgow, this competitive club also offers teaching for beginners.

• Milngavie Golf Club

  http://www.milngaviegolfclub.co.uk/
  An 18 hole course; includes details of membership green fees and open competitions.

• MilngavieOnline.com

  http://www.milngavieonline.com/
  Community website detailing local news and attractions, businesses, schools, transport and local government. Message board, guestbook and contact e-mail address included.

• Mugdock Country Park

  http://www.mugdock-country-park.org.uk/
  Offers park details, events, and contact information.

• Travel-Lite

  http://www.travel-lite-uk.com/
  Offer a daily service of a van from Milngavie to Fort William, collecting and dropping walker's rucksacks safely at locations sited.

 

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