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Totsworld Day Care Nursery
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Falkirk Council. Social Work Services
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Scottish Homes
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Falkirk Council. Human Resources
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Arnothill Auxiliary Hospital
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Arnotdale Auxiliary Hospital was set up in Hillside House, Falkirk, in December 1916 to care for wounded and convalescent soldiers. During the First World War several private houses were converted into auxiliary hospitals.
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Trustee of Robert Shanks Trust
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Charles Ure was trustee for Robert Shanks, Baker in the Back Row. Shanks left several children for whose care Trust money was used.
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Thomas Clement Douglas
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Premier of Saskatchewan. Minister at Calvary Baptist Church, Weyburn, Saskatchewan, 1930-1935; MP for Weyburn, 1935-1942; leader of CCF Saskatchewan and Premier of Saskatchewan, 1942-1961; federal leader of New Democratic Party (successor to CCF), 1961-1971. Founded medicare in Canada and developed significant social care improvements
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Denny Cemetery Committee
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Denny Cemetery Committee was a committee of Denny Parochial Board. Local authorities became responsible for cemeteries from 1866. Church graveyards which were previously the responsibility of the Heritors transferred into the care of the Town Councils or the Parochial Board, (subsequently the Parish Council and then the District Councils set up by County Councils). Some cemeteries were run by Joint Committees of two or more local authorities.Responsibility for cemeteries and the crematorium transferred to Falkirk District Council in 1975
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Falkirk Town Council. Parks & Cemeteries Dept
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Local authorities became responsible for cemeteries from 1866. Church graveyards which were previously the responsibility of the Heritors transferred into the care of the Town Councils or the Parochial Board, (subsequently the Parish Council and then the District Councils set up by County Councils). Some cemeteries were run by Joint Committees of two or more local authorities.Responsibility for cemeteries and the crematorium transferred to Falkirk District Council in 1975
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Denny & Dunipace Joint Cemetery Committee
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Local authorities became responsible for cemeteries from 1866. Church graveyards which were previously the responsibility of the Heritors transferred into the care of the Town Councils or the Parochial Board, (subsequently the Parish Council and then the District Councils set up by County Councils). Some cemeteries were run by Joint Committees of two or more local authorities. Responsibility for cemeteries and the crematorium transferred to Falkirk District Council in 1975
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Bo'ness Cemetery Board
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Bo'ness Cemetery Board was a Committee of Bo'ness Town Council.
Local authorities became responsible for cemeteries from 1866. Church graveyards which were previously the responsibility of the Heritors transferred into the care of the Town Councils or the Parochial Board, (subsequently the Parish Council and then the District Councils set up by County Councils). Some cemeteries were run by Joint Committees of two or more local authorities. Responsibility for cemeteries and the crematorium transferred to Falkirk District Council in 1975 |
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Central Regional Council. Social Work
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Social Work Departments were established under the Social Work (Scotland) Act 1968 which brought together the functions of health, welfare and care of children. Social Work was a regional responsibility after local government re-organisation in 1975 and then transferred to the unitary authorities in 1996. The 1968 Act was a wholesale reform of the concept of providing welfare assistance and was a major factor in bringing about the two-tier system of local government in 1975
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Bo'ness: Deanburn Primary School
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Denny & Kilsyth Public Assistance Joint Committee
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The Denny & Kilsyth Public Assistance Joint Committee was set up in 1930 under the Local Authority (Scotland) Act 1929. It was a joint committee of the Town Councils of Denny and Kilsyth and the County Council of Stirling. The membership consisted of two members of the Town Council of Denny, two members from the Town Council of Kilsyth, fourteen members from the Central No 2 District Council of the County of Stirling, two members of Stirling County Council representing Denny and three members of Stirling County Council representing Kilsyth. The Joint Committee was responsible for dealing with applications for poor relief from various individuals, and the oversight of children in care aged under 7.
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Falkirk & District Royal Infirmary
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After a decade of local fund-raising, Falkirk & District Royal Infirmary at Major's Loan was opened to patients in 1931, replacing Falkirk Cottage Hospital. It was officially opened by HRH Prince George (subsequently Duke of Kent) in 1932. It was taken over by the National Health Service following the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1947.
In August 2012 Acute Services from FDRI were transferred to the new Forth Valley Royal Hospital in Larbert. The former FDRI was re-named Falkirk Community Hospital and from 2012 it has provided a wide range of out-patient services including dental, speech and language therapy, ophthalmology, dietetics, sexual heath and family planning, mental health, podiatry and psychological services. It also provides in-patient services for people requiring rehabilitation, palliative and complex care. |
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Falkirk District Council : Cemeteries & Crematorium
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Local authorities became responsible for cemeteries from 1866. Church graveyards which were previously the responsibility of the Heritors transferred into the care of the Town Councils or the Parochial Board, (subsequently the Parish Council and then the District Councils set up by County Councils). Some cemeteries were run by Joint Committees of two or more local authorities. Grandsable Cemetery was one example of this: run by a joint committee of Polmont Parish and Grangemouth Parish, and serving both areas. Cremation was permitted by and Act of Parliament in 1902 and Falkirk Crematorium was built in 1959. Responsibility for cemeteries and the crematorium transferred to Falkirk District Council in 1975 and then to Falkirk Council in 1996. Cemeteries and Crematorium section was a part of the Amenity & Recreation Department in 1975, and then the Leisure Department. In 1996 it became a section of Community Services
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Cochrane & French
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John Heeps
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David Russell
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F Milson Dixon
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Architect
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