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Robert Love
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Stewart, Duncan (Bonnybridge) Ltd.
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Historic Scotland
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John Anderson
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Joiner
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West of Scotland Agricultural College
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Simpson, McMichael & Davidson
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East of Scotland College of Agriculture
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Bonnybridge Primary School
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Bonnybridge Public School, Stirlingshire was established pre-1852. It later became Bonnybridge Secondary School, then in 1959 it became Bonnybridge Primary School.
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McWatt, Mrs A H
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Shopkeeper
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Robert Stewart
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Architect
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Bonnybridge Juniors F C
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Bonnybridge Baptist Church
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The building used by Bonnybridge Baptist Church was formerly used by the congregation of High Bonnybridge St Helen's Parish Church until 1991 when the congregation united with Bonnybridge Parish Church and the building was sold.
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Royal Hotel (Bonnybridge)
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Bonnybridge War Relief Committee
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Bonnybridge Public School
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Bonnybridge Public School, Stirlingshire was established pre-1852. It later became Bonnybridge Secondary School, then in 1959 it became Bonnybridge Primary School.
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Bonnybridge: St Joseph's RC School
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St Joseph's Roman Catholic School was built by the church authorities in 1925. The building was replaced in 1989.
Roman Catholics in the area had first asked for a separate school in 1920 and in 1922 Stirling County Education Authority refused this request on the grounds of cost and that the Education (Scotland) Act 1918, did not require the Education Authority to set up separate Roman Catholic school. The Roman Catholic Church asked the Scottish Education Department to hold an inquiry which the SED was unable to do. Stirling County Education Authority re-considered the request and rejected it again in February 1924. In 1925 Trustees for the Roman Catholic parents acquired a site at Bonnybridge and built a school. Under the Education (Scotland) Act 1918, Section 18(7), the Trustees then applied to have the school transferred to Stirling County Education Authority. In November 1926 the Scottish Education Department accepted that the new school was eligible for transfer but Stirling County Education Authority continued to oppose the transfer and so the Trustees took the case to the Court of Session for judgement. The case then was appealed to the House of Lords. The formal transfer was backdated to 28 December 1926. [Source: A1050.001-028] |
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Bonnybridge Angling Club
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Bonnybridge St Helen's Parish Church
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Formed by the union of Bonnybridge Parish Church and High Bonnybridge St Helen's on 31 July 1991
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Bonnybridge & District Band
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Bonnybridge Ramblers
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