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Previous Period
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2000
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Arran Brewery (North Ayrshire) Opened
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2000
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Bressay Stone (Shetland) Erected
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2000
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Burradale Wind Farm (Shetland) Opened
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2000
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Carronvale Recreation Centre (Falkirk) Opened
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2000
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Coul Den (Fife) Designated
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2000
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Dams to Darnley Country Park (Glasgow City) Created
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2000
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Donald Dewar died - Politician and the first Premier of the modern Scottish Parliament
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2000
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Dumbarnie Links (Fife) Designated
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2000
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Dumbarton Football Stadium (West Dunbartonshire) Opened
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2000
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Dun Law Wind Farm (Scottish Borders) Opened
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2000
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Dundee Ice Arena (Dundee City) Opened
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2000
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Dunfermline Queen Margaret Railway Station (Fife) Opened
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2000
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Hare Hill Wind Farm (East Ayrshire) Opened
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2000
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High Tide Low Tide (Western Isles) Erected
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2000
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Iain Ellis Hamilton died - Composer and academic
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2000
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Islay Wave Power Station (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2000
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Jean McDowell (Jean Burnett) died - Pioneering sports woman
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2000
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Kingsbarns Golf Links (Fife) Opened
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2000
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Kippford Millennium Cross (Dumfries and Galloway) Erected
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2000
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Livingston Designer Outlet (West Lothian) Opened
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2000
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Low Parks Museum (South Lanarkshire) Opened
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2000
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Nigel Tranter (Nye Tredgold) died - Historical novelist
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2000
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Pullar House (Perth and Kinross) Opened
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2000
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SEC Armadillo (Glasgow City) Opened
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2000
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Sanaigmore Monument (Argyll and Bute) Erected
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2000
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Sanctuary (Western Isles) Erected
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2000
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Scottish Korean War Memorial (West Lothian) Erected
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2000
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Scottish Seabird Centre (East Lothian) Opened
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2000
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Sensation (Dundee City) Opened
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2000
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Sir (Crawford) Murray MacLehose (Lord MacLehose of Beoch) died - Governor of Hong Kong
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2000
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Sir James (Jimmy) Shand died - Musician
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2000
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Sir John Brown died - Shipbuilder and naval architect
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2000
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Slate Islands Heritage Centre (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2000
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St Andrew's in the Square (Glasgow City) Opened
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2000
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The Big Idea (North Ayrshire) Opened
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2000
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The Caerlaverock Cairn (Dumfries and Galloway) Erected
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2000
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The Imax Cinema (Glasgow City) Opened
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2000
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The Museum of Abernethy (Perth and Kinross) Opened
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2000
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Timothy (Tim) Stead died - Furniture designer, wood sculptor and conservationist
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2000
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Water of Leith Conservation Trust Headquarters (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2000
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Waulkmill Glen (Glasgow City) Created
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2000
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Waverley Bridge (Scottish Borders) Opened
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2001
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(Cecil) Arnold Beevers died - Crystallographer and inventor
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2001
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Al-Maktoum College of Higher Education (Dundee City) Established
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2001
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Bellahouston Leisure Centre (Glasgow City) Opened
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2001
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Birnam Arts & Conference Centre (Perth and Kinross) Opened
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2001
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Blackhouse Village (Western Isles) Opened
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2001
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Cairngorm Mountain Railway (Highland) Opened
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2001
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Cardinal Thomas Joseph Winning died - Leader of the Roman Catholic Church in Scotland
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2001
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Cineworld Glasgow (Glasgow City) Opened
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2001
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Dance Base (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2001
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Desperate Dan Statue (Dundee City) Erected
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2001
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Dorothy Dunnett died - Writer of historical novels and portrait painter
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2001
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Elderslie Rail Freight Terminal (Renfrewshire) Opened
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2001
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Eyre Point Lighthouse (Highland) Built
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2001
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Gordon Lamont Brown (Broon frae Troon) died - International rugby player
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2001
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Gracemount Community Park (City of Edinburgh) Created
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2001
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Grangemouth Power Station (Falkirk) Opened
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2001
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Granton Lighthouse (City of Edinburgh) Closed
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2001
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Hercules the Bear died - Celebrity grizzly bear
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2001
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Isle of Bute Discovery Centre (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2001
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Jack Milroy (James Cruden) died - Comedian
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2001
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James (Jimmy) Logan (James Short) died - Entertainer and actor
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2001
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John G. Boyd died - Artist
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2001
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John Jackson Mackay (Lord Mackay of Ardbrecknish) died - Politician
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2001
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Kingscavil Cemetery (West Lothian) Opened
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2001
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Kirriemuir Gateway to the Glens Museum (Angus) Opened
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2001
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Knockan Crag (Highland) Opened
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2001
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Mount Stuart Visitor Centre (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2001
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Muirkirk Uplands (East Ayrshire) Designated
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2001
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Myres Hill Wind Farm (East Renfrewshire) Opened
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2001
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National Museum of Rural Life (South Lanarkshire) Opened
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2001
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Ocean Terminal (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2001
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Old Royal Station (Aberdeenshire) Opened
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2001
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Prof. Sir Frederick (Fred) Stewart died - Geologist and science administrator
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2001
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Scotsman Hotel (City of Edinburgh) Built
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2001
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Sir Michael Woodruff died - Medical scientist
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2001
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Sir Reo Stakis (Argiros Anastasis) died - Hotel and casino chain owner
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2001
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Stuart Adamson died - Rock musician
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2001
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The Booth (Shetland) Opened
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2001
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The Byre Theatre (Fife) Built
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2001
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The Edinburgh Dungeon (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2001
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The Glasgow Science Centre (Glasgow City) Opened
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2001
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The Glasgow Science Mall (Glasgow City) Opened
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2001
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The Glasgow Tower (Glasgow City) Opened
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2001
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The Listening Place (Western Isles) Erected
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2001
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Turnberry Kintyre Course (South Ayrshire) Opened
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2001
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Uist and Barra Hospital (Western Isles) Built / Opened
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2001
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University Hospital Hairmyres (South Lanarkshire) Built / Opened
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2001
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University Hospital Wishaw (North Lanarkshire) Built / Opened
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2001
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Waterlines (Highland) Opened
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2001
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Whitrope Rail Heritage Centre (Scottish Borders) Opened
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2001
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Wideford Reservoir (Orkney) Opened
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2002
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Anthony James (Lonnie) Donegan died - Musician, known as the "King of Skiffle"
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2002
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Beinn an Tuirc Wind Farm (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2002
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Bowbeat Wind Farm (Midlothian) Opened
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2002
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Brunstane Railway Station (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2002
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City Quay (Dundee City) Opened
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2002
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Craigmillar Castle Jubilee Park (City of Edinburgh) Created
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2002
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David Stirling Memorial (Stirling) Erected
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2002
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Donald Dewar Statue (Glasgow City) Erected
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2002
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Eriskay Causeway (Western Isles) Constructed
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2002
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Falkirk Wheel (Falkirk) Built
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2002
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Garrion Bridges (North Lanarkshire) Opened
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2002
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Glencoe Visitor Centre (Highland) Opened
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2002
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Great Glen Way (Highland) Opened
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2002
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Hamish Henderson died - Folk-song writer and poet
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2002
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Hermiston Quay (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2002
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Holmsgarth Ferry Terminal (Shetland) Opened
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2002
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James Hutton Memorial Garden (City of Edinburgh) Created
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2002
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Kingennie Fishings (Angus) Opened
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2002
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Lady Linda McCartney Memorial Garden (Argyll and Bute) Created
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2002
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Longhope Lifeboat Museum (Orkney) Opened
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2002
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Millennium Bridge (Glasgow City) Opened
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2002
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Multrees Walk (City of Edinburgh) Constructed
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2002
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Newcraighall Railway Station (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2002
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Omni Centre (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2002
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Patrick (Paddy) Tunney died - Irish folk singer and writer
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2002
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Peter Angus Macnab died - Veteran author
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2002
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Polish Memorial Garden (South Lanarkshire) Erected
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2002
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Princess Margaret Rose Windsor (Countess of Snowdon) died - Unconventional royal and socialite
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2002
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Queen Elizabeth (The Queen Mother, Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon) died - Mother of Queen Elizabeth II
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2002
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Roughcastle Tunnel (Falkirk) Opened
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2002
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Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh (City of Edinburgh) Built / Opened
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2002
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Sandaig Lighthouse (Highland) Built
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2002
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Shetland Library (Shetland) Established
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2002
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Strathclyde Police Training and Recruitment Centre (South Lanarkshire) Opened
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2002
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Tangy Wind Farm (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2002
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The Columba Centre (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2002
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The Glasgow Police Museum (Glasgow City) Opened
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2002
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The Queen's Gallery (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2002
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Turnberry Arran Course (South Ayrshire) Opened
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2002
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West Mainland Leisure Centre (Shetland) Opened
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2003
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Abby Kane born - Paralympic swimmer
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2003
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An Turas Ferry Shelter (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2003
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Applecross Heritage Centre (Highland) Opened
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2003
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Brechin Museum (Angus) Opened
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2003
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Cars of the Stars Motor Museum (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2003
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Colintraive Community Garden (Argyll and Bute) Created
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2003
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Corrour Lodge (Highland) Built
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2003
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Cruck Cottage (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
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2003
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Dolly the Sheep died - The first mammal ever to be cloned from an adult cell
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2003
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Edinburgh Bus Station (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2003
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Edinburgh International Climbing Arena (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2003
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Edinburgh Park Railway Station (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2003
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Fairlie Quay Marina (North Ayrshire) Built
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2003
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Forss Wind Farm (Highland) Opened
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2003
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George Kenneth Hotson Younger (4th Viscount Younger of Leckie) died - Politician and banker
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2003
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Holburn Head Lighthouse (Highland) Closed
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2003
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Insh Marshes (Highland) Designated
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2003
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John Grieve died - Actor
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2003
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Maggie's Centre Dundee (Dundee City) Built
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2003
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Rova Head Lighthouse (Shetland) Built
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2003
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Scottish National Croquet Centre (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2003
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Scottish Plant Hunter's Garden (Perth and Kinross) Created
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2003
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Sir James Marjoribanks died - Diplomat
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2003
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Springburn Leisure Centre and Library (Glasgow City) Opened
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2003
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Springburn Museum (Glasgow City) Opened
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2003
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Springwood Hall (Scottish Borders) Opened
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2003
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Steven (Steve) Hislop died - Controversial motorcycling champion, regarded by fellow riders as the fastest man ever on a motorcycle
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2003
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The Big Idea (North Ayrshire) Closed
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2003
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The Cairngorms National Park (Angus) Designated
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2003
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The Ice Factor (Highland) Opened
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2003
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Tiree Rural Centre (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2003
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Walter Laing MacDonald Perry (Lord Perry of Walton) died - Academic, who became the first head of the Open University
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2003
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William Cochran died - Physicist
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2003
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William Delmé-Evans died - Distillery architect
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2004
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Aberdeen Snowsports Centre (Aberdeen City) Opened
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2004
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Ardrossan Wind Farm (North Ayrshire) Opened
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2004
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Bo'ness Motor Museum (Falkirk) Opened
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2004
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Cranhill Sensory Garden (Glasgow City) Created
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2004
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Cruach Mhor Wind Farm (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2004
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Crystal Rig Wind Farm (East Lothian) Opened
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2004
|
Dame Sheila Marshall McKechnie died - Campaigner
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2004
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Dr. Margaret Fay Shaw died - Gaelic folklorist and photographer
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2004
|
Eddie C. Straiton died - Veterinary surgeon, author and broadcaster, known as "the first TV vet"
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2004
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Frances Shand Kydd (Frances Roche, Viscountess Althorp) died - Nobility
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2004
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George Law Campbell died - Linguist and author
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2004
|
Gigha Community Wind Farm (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2004
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Glasgow Fort (Glasgow City) Opened
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2004
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Graeme Kelling died - Musician
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2004
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Granton Gas Works (City of Edinburgh) Closed
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2004
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Highland Aviation Museum (Highland) Opened
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2004
|
Jimmy Mack (James McRitchie) died - Broadcaster
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2004
|
John A. R. Macphail died - Rugby internationalist and businessman
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2004
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John Dunn died - Radio presenter
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2004
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Mar Hall (Renfrewshire) Built
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2004
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Molly Weir died - Stage, screen, radio and television character actress and author
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2004
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Oran Mor (Glasgow City) Opened
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2004
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Peter Francis Walter Kerr (12th Marquess of Lothian) died - Noble and statesman
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2004
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Princess Alice Windsor (Duchess of Gloucester; Alice Montagu Douglas Scott) died - The oldest British Royal in history
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2004
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Queensberry House (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2004
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Radio City (North Ayrshire) Opened
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2004
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Rikki Fulton died - Comedian and actor
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2004
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Robert Fergusson Statue (City of Edinburgh) Erected
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2004
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Robert James Naismith died - Architect and town planner
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2004
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Russell Hunter (Russell Ellis) died - Stage and screen actor
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2004
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Samye Dechen Shing Retreat Centre (North Ayrshire) Built
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2004
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Scottish Parliament (City of Edinburgh) Built
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2004
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Scottish Police Memorial (Fife) Erected
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2004
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Sir Angus Ogilvy died - Noble and businessman
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2004
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Sir Robert Boyd died - Space research pioneer
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2004
|
Sligachan Hotel (Highland) Opened
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2004
|
Solway Harvester Memorials (Dumfries and Galloway) Erected
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2004
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Strathpeffer Spa Pavilion (Highland) Opened
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2004
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The Eastgate Theatre & Arts Centre (Scottish Borders) Opened
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2004
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Three Indicators of a Notion of Serenity (Western Isles) Erected
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2004
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Wilhelmina Barns-Graham died - Artist and printmaker
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2005
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Aberfeldy Water Mill (Perth and Kinross) Opened
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2005
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An Lanntair (Western Isles) Opened
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2005
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Artfield Fell Wind Farm (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
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2005
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Assynt Leisure Centre (Highland) Opened
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2005
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Bangour Reservoir (West Lothian) Opened
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2005
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Buolfruich Wind Farm (Highland) Opened
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2005
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Clyde View Park (Renfrewshire) Created
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2005
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Creag Meagaidh (Highland) Designated
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2005
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Curl Aberdeen (Aberdeen City) Opened
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2005
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Discovery Centre (Aberdeenshire) Opened
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2005
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Eden Estuary (Fife) Designated
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2005
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Faray (Orkney) Designated
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2005
|
Faray, Holm of (Orkney) Designated
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2005
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Five Sisters Zoo (West Lothian) Created
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2005
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George Barron died - Gardener and broadcaster
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2005
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George Millar died - Author and soldier
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2005
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Gillingshill Reservoir (Fife) Designated
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2005
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Glens of Foudland Wind Farm (Aberdeenshire) Opened
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2005
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Gordon Henderson Naismith Campbell died - Political journalist
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2005
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Henry Alexander Hepburne Scott (10th Earl of Polwarth) died - Businessman and politician
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2005
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Hundy Mundy Wood (Scottish Borders) Opened
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2005
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Kelvindale Railway Station (Glasgow City) Opened
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2005
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Kilchoman Distillery (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2005
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Larkhall Line (South Lanarkshire) Opened
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2005
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Law's Close (Fife) Opened
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2005
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Luce Bay (Dumfries and Galloway) Designated
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2005
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Luce, Sands of (Dumfries and Galloway) Designated
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2005
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Martyn Bennett died - Experimental musician
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2005
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Michael Sheard died - Television, film and stage actor
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2005
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Museum of Communication (Fife) Opened
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2005
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Norman Russell Wylie (Lord Wylie) died - Jurist and politician
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2005
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Oban Ferry Terminal (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2005
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Old Tolbooth (Shetland) Opened
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2005
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Perth Concert Hall (Perth and Kinross) Opened
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2005
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Robert McCann died - Hollywood makeup artist and stylist
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2005
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Robin Finlayson Cook died - Politician
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2005
|
Roucan Loch Crematorium (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
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2005
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Royal Bank of Scotland Headquarters (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2005
|
Scottish Hydro Electric Visitor Centre (Perth and Kinross) Opened
|
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2005
|
Sir Alexander (Alex) Trotman (Lord Trotman of Osmotherley) died - Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Ford Motor Company
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2005
|
Sir Eduardo Luigi Paolozzi died - Sculptor, described as one of the most influential British artists of the 20th Century
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2005
|
The Buckie Drifter Maritime Heritage Centre (Moray) Closed
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2005
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The Very Rev. Prof. John McIntyre died - Scholar and history-making clergyman
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2005
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W.I. Douglas Elliot died - Rugby player
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2005
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Waterston House (East Lothian) Opened
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2005
|
G8 Summit
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2006
|
(John David) Ruari McDowall Hardie McLean died - Typographer and graphical designer
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2006
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(Michael) Eric Forth died - Uncompromising Conservative politician
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2006
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(Walter) Ronald (Ronnie) Alexander died - Businessman and enthusiastic golfer
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2006
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Andrew Morrison died - Pioneering ear surgeon
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2006
|
Aqualibrium (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2006
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Beinn Tharsuinn Wind Farm (Highland) Opened
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2006
|
Black Law Wind Farm (South Lanarkshire) Opened
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2006
|
Boyndie Wind Farm (Aberdeenshire) Opened
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2006
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Calum Kennedy died - Popular folk singer
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2006
|
Cardowan Moss (Glasgow City) Designated
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|
2006
|
Charles Smith died - Local historian
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2006
|
Charlesfield Bridge (West Lothian) Opened
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2006
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Clyde Arc (Glasgow City) Opened
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2006
|
Crawford Arts Centre (Fife) Closed
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2006
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Dame Muriel Spark (Muriel Sarah Camberg) died - Novelist
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2006
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David Morrison died - Veteran athlete
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2006
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Derek Bond died - Actor
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2006
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Douglas Henderson died - Nationalist politician
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2006
|
Easthouse (Shetland) Opened
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2006
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Eileen Caddy died - Co-founder of the Findhorn Foundation
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2006
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Glengarry Heritage Centre (Highland) Opened
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2006
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Great Glen House (Highland) Built
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2006
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Hadyard Hill Wind Farm (South Ayrshire) Opened
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2006
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Harbourmaster's House (Fife) Opened
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2006
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Iain Stewart MacMillan died - Pop photographer
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2006
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Ian Hamilton Finlay died - Poet, creative writer, conceptual artist and sculptor
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2006
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Ivor Cutler died - Eccentric poet, musician, comedian and philosopher
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2006
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James (Jimmy) Johnstone died - Football player
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2006
|
James Hutton Trail (Scottish Borders) Opened
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2006
|
James Thomson Bridge (Scottish Borders) Opened
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2006
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Jeremy Bruce-Watt died - Journalist and author
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2006
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John Angus Macsween died - Entrepreneurial haggis-maker
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2006
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John Cochrane died - Concorde test pilot
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2006
|
Kintyre Way (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2006
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Kirkpatrick MacMillan Bridge (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
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2006
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Lady Christian Mary Hesketh (Christian Mary McEwen) died - Author, public servant and hostess
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2006
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Lumir Soukup died - Landscape and environmental artist
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2006
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Maggie's Centre Fife (Fife) Built
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2006
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Margaret Ewing (Margaret Anne McAdam) died - Politician
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2006
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Marine Operations Centre (Aberdeen City) Built
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2006
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Michelin Wind Farm (Dundee City) Opened
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2006
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Moira Shearer (Lady Kennedy; Moira Shearer King) died - Ballerina, actress and authoress
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2006
|
Morgan Playing Fields (City of Edinburgh) Created
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2006
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Newhaven Heritage Museum (City of Edinburgh) Closed
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2006
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Oban War & Peace Museum (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2006
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Prof. Ross Mitchell died - Pioneering paediatrician
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2006
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Queen Mother's Memorial Garden (City of Edinburgh) Created
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2006
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RAF Saxa Vord (Shetland) Closed
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2006
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Rev. Prof. Allan Galloway died - Theologian
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2006
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Robin Hunter Neillands died - Author, traveller and military historian
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2006
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Robin Orr died - Composer, academic and first Chairman of Scottish Opera
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2006
|
Ronald (Ronnie) Chisholm died - Cricketer
|
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2006
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Ross Davidson (William Russell Davidson) died - Actor
|
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2006
|
Science and Advice for Scottish Agriculture (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2006
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Sir Alan Blyth Hume died - Civil servant and conservationist
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2006
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Sir Andrew Alexander Steel Stark died - Diplomat
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2006
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Sir Iain Mark Tennant died - Businessman
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2006
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Sir John James Cowperthwaite died - Economist, responsible for creating Hong Kong's dynamic economy
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2006
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Sir Robert Calderwood died - Local government administrator
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2006
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Thomas (Tom) Weir died - Broadcaster, climber, author and naturalist
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2006
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Troup House School (Aberdeenshire) Established
|
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2006
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Varyag Memorial (South Ayrshire) Erected
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2006
|
Wardlaw Wood Wind Farm (North Ayrshire) Opened
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2006
|
Waverley Court (City of Edinburgh) Built
|
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2006
|
Whalsay Heritage Centre (Shetland) Opened
|
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2006
|
William (Bill) Auld died - Leading Esperanto poet, author and translator
|
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2006
|
William Sydney (Syd) Scroggie died - Inspirational hill-walker, author and worthy
|
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2006
|
Xscape Braehead (Renfrewshire) Opened
|
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2007
|
Antonella (Tony) Kerr (Marchioness of Lothian) died - Journalist and broadcaster, who founded the Woman of the Year lunches
|
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2007
|
Antonine Shopping Centre (North Lanarkshire) Opened
|
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2007
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Arnish Moor Wind Cluster (Western Isles) Opened
|
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2007
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BBC Headquarters (Glasgow City) Opened
|
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2007
|
Balquhindachy Wind Farm (Aberdeenshire) Opened
|
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2007
|
Beatrice Wind Farm (Highland) Opened
|
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2007
|
Bell's Cherrybank Centre (Perth and Kinross) Closed
|
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2007
|
Ben Aketil Wind Farm (Highland) Opened
|
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2007
|
Braes of Doune Wind Farm (Stirling) Opened
|
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2007
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Buccleuch Centre (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
|
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2007
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Catalina Memorial (Western Isles) Erected
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2007
|
Charles Forte (Lord Forte) died - Hotelier and entrepreneur
|
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2007
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Colin McRae died - Rally car driver
|
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2007
|
Craig Wind Farm (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
|
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2007
|
Cultybraggan (Perth and Kinross) Closed
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2007
|
Deborah Kerr (Deborah Jane Kerr-Trimmer) died - Actress
|
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2007
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Donaldson's (West Lothian) Built
|
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2007
|
Dr. June Almeida (June Hart) died - Virologist
|
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2007
|
Dummuies Wind Farm (Aberdeenshire) Opened
|
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2007
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Earlsburn Wind Farm (Stirling) Opened
|
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2007
|
Easter Inch Moss (West Lothian) Designated
|
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2007
|
Easterton, Hill of (Aberdeenshire) Opened
|
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2007
|
Edinburgh BioQuarter (City of Edinburgh) Opened
|
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2007
|
Eric McCredie died - Musician
|
|
2007
|
Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Scottish Borders) Opened
|
|
2007
|
Forth Bridge Memorial (City of Edinburgh) Erected
|
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2007
|
Gallagher Shopping Park (Inverclyde) Opened
|
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2007
|
George Elder Davie died - Philosopher
|
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2007
|
Gian Carlo Menotti died - Composer
|
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2007
|
Greendykeside Wind Farm (North Lanarkshire) Opened
|
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2007
|
Harold (Harry) Ewing (Lord Ewing of Kirkford) died - Policitian and champion of Scottish devolution
|
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2007
|
Hawick Heritage Hub (Scottish Borders) Opened
|
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2007
|
Ian William Richardson died - Stage, screen and television actor
|
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2007
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Isabel Newstead died - Paralympic athlete
|
|
2007
|
John MacLeod of MacLeod (29th Chief of Clan MacLeod) died - Chief of Clan MacLeod
|
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2007
|
Leven Bus Station (Fife) Opened
|
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2007
|
Liberton Bank House (City of Edinburgh) Established
|
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2007
|
Lieut-General Sir James Parlane Baird died - Director-General of the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC)
|
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2007
|
Magnus Magnusson died - Writer, broadcaster and founding question-master of BBC television's 'Mastermind' quiz programme
|
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2007
|
Olympians Statue (Highland) Erected
|
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2007
|
Petershill Park (Glasgow City) Opened
|
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2007
|
Prof. John (Jack) W. Boag died - Medical physicist and pacifist
|
|
2007
|
Queen Margaret University (East Lothian) Built
|
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2007
|
Rothesay Joint Campus School (Argyll and Bute) Established
|
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2007
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Sadie McLellan died - Stained-glass artist
|
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2007
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Saxa Vord Resort (Shetland) Built
|
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2007
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Scottish National Equestrian Centre (West Lothian) Established
|
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2007
|
Seafield Law (West Lothian) Designated
|
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2007
|
Shetland Museum and Archives (Shetland) Opened
|
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2007
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Sir Ian Hedworth John Little Gilmour of Liberton and Craigmillar (Lord Gilmour of Craigmillar) died - Policitian and author
|
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2007
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Sir Ian McGregor died - Malariologist
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2007
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Sir John Edward Gilmour died - Politician
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2007
|
Sir John Harrison Burnett died - Energetic mycologist, university administrator and conservationist
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2007
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Steven Campbell died - Artist
|
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2007
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Steven's Croft Power Station (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
|
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2007
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The Titan Crane (West Dunbartonshire) Opened
|
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2007
|
Thomas (Tom) Chalmers Steel died - Television producer and author
|
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2007
|
Thomas (Tom) Duncan died - Textbook author
|
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2007
|
Tower Mill (Scottish Borders) Opened
|
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2007
|
Transition Extreme (Aberdeen City) Opened
|
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2007
|
University of the West of Scotland (Dumfries and Galloway) Established
|
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2007
|
Walter Francis John Montagu Douglas Scott (9th Duke of Buccleuch; 11th Duke of Queensberry) died - Noble, politician and landowner
|
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2007
|
Waverley Court (City of Edinburgh) Opened
|
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2007
|
Wether Hill Wind Farm (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
|
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2007
|
William (Willie) Johnson (Peerie Willie) died - Influential guitar accompanist, notable for his unique style and music
|
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2008
|
(Walter) Archibald (Archie) Elliott (Lord Elliott) died - Jurist
|
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2008
|
Aberdeen Bus Station (Aberdeen City) Opened
|
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2008
|
Adam Smith Statue (City of Edinburgh) Erected
|
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2008
|
Aikengall Community Wind Farm (East Lothian) Opened
|
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2008
|
Alloa Railway Station (Clackmannanshire) Opened
|
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2008
|
Andrew Carnegie House (Fife) Opened
|
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2008
|
Angus Calder died - Historian, author, nationalist and educator
|
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2008
|
Archibald (Archie) Hind died - Author and play-wright
|
|
2008
|
Barony A-Frame (East Ayrshire) Erected
|
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2008
|
Bilbster Wind Farm (Highland) Opened
|
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2008
|
Buchan Braes Coastal Hotel (Aberdeenshire) Built
|
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2008
|
Clackmannan Bridge (Falkirk) Opened
|
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2008
|
DG One (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
|
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2008
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Dalswinton Wind Farm (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
|
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2008
|
Dovecot Studios (City of Edinburgh) Opened
|
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2008
|
Dr. J. Dickson Mabon died - Politician
|
|
2008
|
Dunfermline Bus Station (Fife) Opened
|
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2008
|
Elizabeth Cameron (Mary Elizabeth Vaughan-Lee) died - Botanical artist and entrepreneur
|
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2008
|
Gardyne's House (Dundee City) Built
|
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2008
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George MacDonald Fraser died - Author and journalist
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2008
|
Glencairn Balfour Paul died - Diplomat, traveller and Arabist
|
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2008
|
Glendoe Reservoir (Highland) Opened
|
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2008
|
Grange Campus (East Ayrshire) Established
|
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2008
|
Green Knowes Wind Farm (Perth and Kinross) Opened
|
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2008
|
Isle of Mull Community Swimming Pool (Argyll and Bute) Opened
|
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2008
|
James Braidwood Statue (City of Edinburgh) Erected
|
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2008
|
James Clerk Maxwell Monument (City of Edinburgh) Erected
|
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2008
|
John Christopher Bartholomew died - Cartographer and map publisher
|
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2008
|
John Houston died - Painter
|
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2008
|
Kilbraur Wind Farm (Highland) Opened
|
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2008
|
Liniclate Wind Turbine (Western Isles) Opened
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2008
|
Millennium Wind Farm (Highland) Opened
|
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2008
|
Minsca Wind Farm (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
|
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2008
|
Pitlochry Community Hospital & Atholl Medical Centre (Perth and Kinross) Built / Opened
|
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2008
|
Prof. Ian McIntyre died - Veterinary scientist and academic
|
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2008
|
Prof. Sir Robert Shields died - Surgeon and academic administrator
|
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2008
|
Ray Michie (Baroness Michie of Gallanach) died - Politician and promoter of the Gaelic language
|
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2008
|
Redbraes Community Garden (City of Edinburgh) Created
|
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2008
|
Sarah (Cissie) Gillow Marshall Stewart (Sarah Hunter) died - Olympic swimmer and pioneering sports woman
|
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2008
|
Sir David Russell Johnston (Lord Russell-Johnston of Minginish) died - Politician
|
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2008
|
Sir Lewis Robertson died - Industrialist and business troubleshooter
|
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2008
|
Southbank Marina (East Dunbartonshire) Built
|
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2008
|
Striding Arches (Dumfries and Galloway) Erected
|
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2008
|
Thomas (Tommy) Burns died - Footballer and football manager
|
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2008
|
Thomas (Tommy) McQuater died - Big-band trumpeter
|
|
2008
|
Tobermory Harbour Visitor Centre (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2008
|
Twin Spires Business Park (Aberdeen City) Opened
|
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2008
|
Wardlaw Museum (Fife) Opened
|
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2009
|
Aberdeen Sports Village (Aberdeen City) Opened
|
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2009
|
Achairn Wind Farm (Highland) Opened
|
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2009
|
Alexander (Alex) Lees died - War veteran, who as a prisoner in Germany took part in the events which inspired the film The Great Escape
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2009
|
Annandale Way (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
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2009
|
Borders Textile Towerhouse (Scottish Borders) Opened
|
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2009
|
Burns Monument Centre (East Ayrshire) Opened
|
|
2009
|
Calum's Cabin (Argyll and Bute) Built
|
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2009
|
Clachan Flats Wind Farm (Argyll and Bute) Opened
|
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2009
|
Clan Macquarrie Community Centre (Western Isles) Opened
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2009
|
Colintraive Heritage Centre (Argyll and Bute) Opened
|
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2009
|
Donald MacCormick died - Political journalist
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2009
|
Dundee International Submarine Memorial (Dundee City) Erected
|
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2009
|
Eric Woolfson died - Musician and song-writer
|
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2009
|
Frank Bruce died - Sculptor
|
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2009
|
George Alexander Eugene Douglas (Dawyck) Haig (2nd Earl Haig of Bemersyde; Viscount Dawyck) died - Painter and public servant
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2009
|
Glendoe Hydro Electric Scheme (Highland) Opened
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2009
|
Iain Cuthbertson died - Actor
|
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2009
|
Meat Market Arch (City of Edinburgh) Erected
|
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2009
|
North Rhins Wind Farm (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
|
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2009
|
Prof. Sir Neil MacCormick died - Lawyer, educator and nationalist politician
|
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2009
|
RAF Buchan Boddam Statue (Aberdeenshire) Erected
|
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2009
|
Reg McKay died - Crime-writer
|
|
2009
|
Rodney Street Tunnel (City of Edinburgh) Opened
|
|
2009
|
Ross of Mull Historical Centre (Argyll and Bute) Opened
|
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2009
|
Sir John Crofton died - Pioneer in the treatment of tuberculosis
|
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2009
|
Sir Ludovic Kennedy died - Writer and broadcaster, born in Edinburgh the son of a naval officer
|
|
2009
|
Strath of Brydock Wind Farm (Aberdeenshire) Opened
|
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2009
|
Toryglen Regional Football Centre (Glasgow City) Opened
|
|
2009
|
Tradeston Footbridge (Glasgow City) Opened
|
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2009
|
Union Square (Aberdeen City) Opened
|
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2009
|
West Lothian Civic Centre (West Lothian) Built
|
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2009
|
Whitelee Wind Farm (East Ayrshire) Opened
|
|
2010
|
Achany Wind Farm (Highland) Opened
|
|
2010
|
Airdrie-Bathgate Railway (West Lothian) Opened
|
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2010
|
Alistair McCoist Complex (South Lanarkshire) Opened
|
|
2010
|
Archivists' Garden (City of Edinburgh) Created
|
|
2010
|
Arria (North Lanarkshire) Erected
|
|
2010
|
Bathgate Railway Station (West Lothian) Opened
|
|
2010
|
Blackridge Railway Station (West Lothian) Opened
|
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2010
|
Cairnmore Wind Farm (Aberdeenshire) Opened
|
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2010
|
Carcant Wind Farm (Midlothian) Opened
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2010
|
Clythness Lighthouse (Highland) Closed
|
|
2010
|
Craigengelt Wind Farm (Stirling) Opened
|
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2010
|
Craigmillar Castle Park Cemetery (City of Edinburgh) Opened
|
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2010
|
Derek Holmes died - Railwayman
|
|
2010
|
Derek Holt died - Leisure entrepreneur
|
|
2010
|
Donald Malcolm Heritage Centre (Renfrewshire) Opened
|
|
2010
|
Drumgelloch Railway Station (North Lanarkshire) Opened
|
|
2010
|
Edinbane Wind Farm (Highland) Opened
|
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2010
|
Edwin George Morgan died - Glasgow's Poet Laureate
|
|
2010
|
Foulertoun Arches (North Ayrshire) Opened
|
|
2010
|
Gerard Kelly (Paul Kelly) died - Actor and comedian
|
|
2010
|
Ghillie Dhu (City of Edinburgh) Opened
|
|
2010
|
Graham Crowden died - Stage and screen actor
|
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2010
|
Hill of Fiddes Wind Farm (Aberdeenshire) Opened
|
|
2010
|
James (Jimmy) Reid died - Politician, author and infamous trade union leader
|
|
2010
|
John Adrian Shepherd-Barron died - Inventor of the first practical 'cash machine'
|
|
2010
|
Katie Wearie's Tree (West Lothian) Erected
|
|
2010
|
Kenneth McKellar died - Singer
|
|
2010
|
Kilmardinny Loch (East Dunbartonshire) Designated
|
|
2010
|
Patrick Moubray Cadell died - Archivist
|
|
2010
|
Phoenix Flowers (Glasgow City) Erected
|
|
2010
|
Prof. Geoffrey John Fraser Dutton died - Scientist, poet and author
|
|
2010
|
Rev. Alexander (Alex) Muir died - Musician and clergyman
|
|
2010
|
Robert (Bobby) Thomson (The Flying Scotsman) died - Baseball player who hit the 'shot heard round the world'
|
|
2010
|
Robin Rigg Wind Farm (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
|
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2010
|
Scotstoun Sports Campus (Glasgow City) Opened
|
|
2010
|
Shawfair Park Hospital (Midlothian) Built / Opened
|
|
2010
|
The Lookout (Highland) Opened
|
|
2010
|
Thomas (Tom) Fleming died - Commentator, actor and theatre director
|
|
2010
|
Three Lochs Way (Argyll and Bute) Opened
|
|
2010
|
Tiree Community Wind Turbine (Argyll and Bute) Opened
|
|
2010
|
West Lothian Crematorium (West Lothian) Opened
|
|
2010
|
William (Bill) McLaren died - Rugby commentator
|
|
2010
|
Wojtek the Bear Memorial (City of Edinburgh) Erected
|
|
2010
|
Pope Benedict XVI visits Scotland
|
|
c.2011
|
Coinyie House Close Garden (City of Edinburgh) Created
|
|
2011
|
Anne Sutherland died - One of Britain's first female plastic surgeons
|
|
2011
|
Arecleoch Wind Farm (South Ayrshire) Opened
|
|
2011
|
Auchenshuggle Bridge (Glasgow City) Opened
|
|
2011
|
Borders Crematorium (Scottish Borders) Opened
|
|
2011
|
Brian Miller died - Artist and playwright
|
|
2011
|
Campbell Christie died - Trade unionist
|
|
2011
|
Clyde Wind Farm South (South Lanarkshire) Opened
|
|
2011
|
Clydeview Academy (Inverclyde) Established
|
|
2011
|
Gerald (Gerry) Rafferty died - Musician and music producer
|
|
2011
|
Helen Crummy (Helen Prentice) died - Community activist and pioneer of the community art movement
|
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2011
|
Italian Cloister Garden (Glasgow City) Created
|
|
2011
|
James Hutton Institute Dundee (Perth and Kinross) Established
|
|
2011
|
Janet Brown died - Comedienne and impressionist
|
|
2011
|
John (Jack) Cannon died - Golfer
|
|
2011
|
Lancastria Memorial (West Dunbartonshire) Erected
|
|
2011
|
Marischal College (Aberdeen City) Opened
|
|
2011
|
Mark Hill Wind Farm (South Ayrshire) Opened
|
|
2011
|
Mid Yell Junior High School (Shetland) Established
|
|
2011
|
Musselburgh Museum (East Lothian) Opened
|
|
2011
|
Prof. (John) Murdoch Mitchison died - Biologist
|
|
2011
|
Riverside Museum (Glasgow City) Built
|
|
2011
|
Starlaw Distillery (West Lothian) Opened
|
|
2011
|
The Fair Maid's House (Perth and Kinross) Opened
|
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2011
|
The Old School (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
|
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2011
|
The White House (City of Edinburgh) Opened
|
|
2011
|
University of the Highlands and Islands (Western Isles) Established
|
|
2011
|
William (Willie) Fernie died - Footballer
|
|
2012
|
Ayrshire Athletics Arena (East Ayrshire) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Balmurrie Fell Wind Farm (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
|
|
2012
|
BioCity Scotland (North Lanarkshire) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Bressay Lighthouse (Shetland) Closed
|
|
2012
|
Briggers Memorial (North) (Fife) Erected
|
|
2012
|
Briggers Memorial (South) (City of Edinburgh) Erected
|
|
2012
|
Clochnahill Wind Farm (Aberdeenshire) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Clyde Wind Farm North (South Lanarkshire) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Doris Davidson died - Novelist
|
|
2012
|
Drone Hill Wind Farm (Scottish Borders) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Forth Bridge Heritage Centre (Fife) Opened
|
|
2012
|
George Ralston Wyllie died - Sculptor
|
|
2012
|
Gordonbush Wind Farm (Highland) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Griffin Wind Farm (Perth and Kinross) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Hill of Towie Wind Farm (Moray) Opened
|
|
2012
|
John (Jocky) Wilson died - Darts player
|
|
2012
|
John Buchan Story (Scottish Borders) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Kelburn Wind Farm (North Ayrshire) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Knockando Wool Mill (Moray) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Little Raith Wind Farm (Fife) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Mareel (Shetland) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Millour Hill Community Wind Farm (North Ayrshire) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Ravenswood Local Nature Reserve (North Lanarkshire) Designated
|
|
2012
|
Scalloway Museum (Shetland) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Scotland's Rural College (Aberdeen City) Established
|
|
2012
|
Scottish Hydro Centre (Glasgow City) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome (Glasgow City) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Sir Duncan Rice Library (Aberdeen City) Built
|
|
2012
|
Sir James Arnot Hamilton died - Aircraft designer
|
|
2012
|
St Fergus Moss Wind Farm (Aberdeenshire) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Stanley (Stan) Wood died - Fossil collector
|
|
2012
|
Summerhall (City of Edinburgh) Opened
|
|
2012
|
Terence (Terry) Nutkins died - Naturalist and broadcaster
|
|
2012
|
The Bridgeness Slab (Falkirk) Erected
|
|
2013
|
(William Stanley) Stan Paterson died - Glaciologist
|
|
2013
|
Alasdair Milne died - Television executive, who became a controversial Director-General of the BBC
|
|
2013
|
Bankend Rig Wind Farm (South Lanarkshire) Opened
|
|
2013
|
Barlockhart Moor Wind Farm (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
|
|
2013
|
Bruce Millan died - Politician
|
|
2013
|
Calder Water Wind Farm (South Lanarkshire) Opened
|
|
2013
|
Calliachar Wind Farm (Perth and Kinross) Opened
|
|
2013
|
Carscreugh Wind Farm (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
|
|
2013
|
Cockenzie House (East Lothian) Opened
|
|
2013
|
Dalkeith Solar Meadow (Midlothian) Opened
|
|
2013
|
Fallago Rig Wind Farm (Scottish Borders) Opened
|
|
2013
|
Fonab Castle (Perth and Kinross) Built
|
|
2013
|
Iain Banks died - Author
|
|
2013
|
Kilmarnock Campus of Ayrshire College (East Ayrshire) Established
|
|
2013
|
Lasswade Centre (Midlothian) Built
|
|
2013
|
Loch Carnan Community Wind Farm (Western Isles) Opened
|
|
2013
|
Middleton Wind Farm (East Renfrewshire) Opened
|
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2013
|
New College Lanarkshire (North Lanarkshire) Established
|
|
2013
|
Nutberry Wind Farm (South Lanarkshire) Opened
|
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2013
|
Olympia Leisure Centre (Dundee City) Opened
|
|
2013
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Overside & Greenwellhead Farms Wind Farm (Aberdeenshire) Opened
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2013
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Prof. Robin Hochstrasser died - Scientist
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2013
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Rosehall Wind Farm (Highland) Opened
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2013
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SSE Hydro (Glasgow City) Opened
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2013
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St John's Hill Wind Farm (Aberdeenshire) Opened
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2013
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Tay Bridge Disaster Memorial (Dundee) (Dundee City) Erected
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2013
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Tay Bridge Disaster Memorial (Wormit) (Fife) Erected
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2013
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The Kelpies (Falkirk) Erected
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2014
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Aberdeen Sports Village (Aberdeen City) Opened
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2014
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Alastair Reid died - Poet, essayist and translator
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2014
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Angus Lennie died - Actor
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2014
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Benholm, Mill of (Aberdeenshire) Closed
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2014
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Bernat Klein died - Fabric designer, famous for his mohair tweeds
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2014
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Camperdown Refinery (Dundee City) Closed
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2014
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Clarissa Dickson Wright died - Eccentric broadcaster and authoress
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2014
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Cumbernauld Academy (North Lanarkshire) Established
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2014
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Deaconess (City of Edinburgh) Built
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2014
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Dundee Museum of Transport (Dundee City) Opened
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2014
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Edinburgh Tram Depot (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2014
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Edinburgh Tram Line (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2014
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Glasgow City Heliport (Glasgow City) Opened
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2014
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HMP & YOI Grampian (Aberdeenshire) Built
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2014
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Harestanes Wind Farm (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
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2014
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Helen Orr 'Elenor ' Gordon (Helen Orr Gordon-McKay) died - Olympic swimming champion
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2014
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Islay House (Argyll and Bute) Built
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2014
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James Alexander Gordon died - Veteran broadcaster
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2014
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John Milne died - Broadcaster
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2014
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Kenneth (Kenny) Ireland died - Actor
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2014
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Maitland Mackie died - Farmer and ice-cream producer
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2014
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Margo MacDonald died - Politician, journalist and broadcaster
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2014
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Mosswater Local Nature Reserve (North Lanarkshire) Designated
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2014
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Prof Andrew (Andy) MacMillan died - Architect
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2014
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Scottish Crime Campus (North Lanarkshire) Opened
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2014
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St Stephen's Church (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2014
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West Browncastle Wind Farm (South Lanarkshire) Opened
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2014
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Commonwealth Games in Glasgow
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2015
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Biggar & Upper Clydesdale Museum (South Lanarkshire) Opened
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2015
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Borders Railway (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2015
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Brian Stewart died - Intelligence officer and civil servant
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2015
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Charles Kennedy died - Politician
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2015
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Crawick Multiverse (Dumfries and Galloway) Erected
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2015
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David Michie died - Artist
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2015
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Eskbank Railway Station (Midlothian) Opened
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2015
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Galashiels Railway Station (Scottish Borders) Opened
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2015
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Houndwood Crematorium (Scottish Borders) Opened
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2015
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International Asbestos Memorial (West Dunbartonshire) Erected
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2015
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Joseph (Joe) Beltrami died - Defence lawyer
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2015
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Lochboisdale Harbour (Western Isles) Built
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2015
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Mull Aquarium (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2015
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Newtongrange Railway Station (Midlothian) Opened
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2015
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North Coast 500 (Highland) Constructed
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2015
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Ronald Stevenson died - Composer, pianist and musicologist
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2015
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Shawfair Railway Station (Midlothian) Opened
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2015
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Sir Peter Heatly died - Diver and former Chairman of the Commonwealth Games Federation
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2015
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The Interchange (Scottish Borders) Opened
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2015
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Tweedbank Railway Station (Scottish Borders) Opened
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2015
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William Angus McIlvanney died - Novelist and poet
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2016
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A' Chruach Wind Farm (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2016
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Assel Valley Wind Farm (South Ayrshire) Opened
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2016
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Baldarroch Chapel and Crematorium (Aberdeenshire) Opened
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2016
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Captain Eric 'Winkle ' Brown died - Aeronautical pioneer, who was the Royal Navy's most decorated pilot
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2016
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Chia-aig, Abhainn (Highland) Opened
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2016
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Court Residence (West Lothian) Built
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2016
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Cuningar Loop Pedestrian Footbridge (Glasgow City) Opened
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2016
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Dalkeith Museum (Midlothian) Opened
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2016
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Diamond Bridge (Aberdeen City) Opened
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2016
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Edinburgh Gateway Railway Station (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2016
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Gareth Hoskins died - Architect
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2016
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Ian McCaskill (John Robertson McCaskill) died - Meteorologist and broadcaster
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2016
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Millport Helipad (North Ayrshire) Opened
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2016
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Mingary Castle (Highland) Built
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2016
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Oriam (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2016
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Ronald (Ronnie) Balfour Corbett died - Comedian, noted particularly for his television double-act with Ronnie Barker in The Two Ronnies
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2016
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Sir Peter Maxwell Davies died - Composer and conductor
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2016
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Slessor Gardens (Dundee City) Created
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2016
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The Lyell Centre (City of Edinburgh) Established
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2017
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(Robert) Gordon Wilson died - Politician, who became Leader of the Scottish National Party
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2017
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Bankton Doocot (East Lothian) Opened
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2017
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Clydeside Distillery (Glasgow City) Opened
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2017
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Cuningar Loop Woodland Park (South Lanarkshire) Created
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2017
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Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary (Dumfries and Galloway) Built / Opened
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2017
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Forres Railway Station (Moray) Opened
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2017
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Forse House (Highland) Built
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2017
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Galawhistle Wind Farm (East Ayrshire) Opened
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2017
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Gordon Aikman died - Campaigner
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2017
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Ian Begg died - Architect
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2017
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Ian Brady (Ian Duncan Stewart) died - 'Moors Murderer'
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2017
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Irvine Townhouse (North Ayrshire) Opened
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2017
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Leith Fort (City of Edinburgh) Built
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2017
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Military Museum Scotland (West Lothian) Opened
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2017
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Queen Elizabeth II Canal (Falkirk) Opened
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2017
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Queensferry Crossing (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2017
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Sibbald Walk (City of Edinburgh) Constructed
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2017
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Sir Arnold Clark died - Entrepreneurial car dealer and philanthropist
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2017
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The Portal (North Ayrshire) Opened
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2017
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Thomas (Tam) Dalyell (Sir Tam Dalyell of the Binns) died - Politician
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2018
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Alan Longmuir died - Musician and founder of the band Bay City Rollers
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2018
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Ardnahoe Distillery (Argyll and Bute) Opened
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2018
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Balmoral Stadium (Aberdeen City) Opened
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2018
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Blackcraig Wind Farm (Dumfries and Galloway) Opened
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2018
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Cardinal Keith Michael Patrick O'Brien died - Cardinal
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2018
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Dennis Nilsen died - Serial killer, known as the Muswell Hill Murderer
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2018
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Dr (Alexander) Leslie Florence died - Observant general practitioner
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2018
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Dundee Railway Station (Dundee City) Opened
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2018
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Glasgow BMX Centre (Glasgow City) Opened
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2018
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Murchison House (City of Edinburgh) Established
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2018
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Patrick (Pat) Lally died - Controversial Lord Provost of Glasgow
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2018
|
Scott Hutchison died - Musician and song-writer
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2018
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Sir (William) Kerr Fraser died - Civil servant and academic administrator
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2018
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V&A Dundee (Dundee City) Opened
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2018
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2018 European Championships
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2019
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Alasdair Gray died - Author, artist and nationalist
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2019
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Andrew (Andy) Robin died - Wrestler, outdoorsman and owner of Hercules the Bear
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2019
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Andrew Fairlie died - Chef and restaurateur
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2019
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Annet House (West Lothian) Closed
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2019
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Bertha Park High School (Perth and Kinross) Established
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2019
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Charles Jencks died - Architect, architectural historian and author
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2019
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Dr. Adam Watson died - Ecologist, mountaineer, environmental campaigner and authority on the Cairngorm Mountains
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2019
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Hugh McIlvanney died - Sports journalist and broadcaster
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2019
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Prof. David Bellamy died - Broadcaster, conservationist and environmental campaigner
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2019
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Prof. John Brown died - Astronomer Royal for Scotland
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2019
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Prof. Norman Stone died - Historian and political commentator
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2019
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Rosamunde Pilcher (Rosamunde Scott, Jane Fraser) died - Scotland's best-selling author of the late 20th C
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2019
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The Event Complex Aberdeen (Aberdeen City) Opened
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2019
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The Linlithgow Museum (West Lothian) Opened
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2019
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The Pyramid at Anderston (Glasgow City) Built / Opened
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2019
|
William (Billy) McNeill died - Football player
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2020
|
Dr. Hamish MacInnes died - Mountaineer, rescuer and author
|
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2020
|
John Sessions (John Gibb Marshall) died - Erudite comedian and actor
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2020
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Johnnie Beattie died - Actor, entertainer and comedian
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2020
|
Kintore Railway Station (Aberdeenshire) Opened
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2020
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Marilyn Imrie died - Radio producer and theatre director
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2020
|
Newhall Mains Airstrip (Highland) Opened
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2020
|
Prof. Hugh Simpson died - Pathologist, explorer and mountaineer
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2020
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Sir Sean Connery died - Actor
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2020
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Stella Tennant died - Model
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2020
|
Thomas (Tommy) Docherty died - Football player and manager
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2020
|
Tralorg Wind Farm (South Ayrshire) Opened
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2021
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Archbishop Philip (Filippo) Tartaglia died - Archbishop of Glasgow
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2021
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COP26 Climate Summit
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2021
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Dame Elizabeth Blackadder died - Painter
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2021
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Gwyneth Guthrie died - Actress
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2021
|
Ian St. John (The Saint) died - Footballer, football manager and broadcaster, known as The Saint
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2021
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Leslie (Les) McKeown died - Pop star
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2021
|
Robert (Bertie) Auld died - Footballer and football manager
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2021
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Robert Fyfe died - Actor
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2021
|
St James' Quarter (City of Edinburgh) Opened
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2021
|
Steve Bronski (Steven William Forrest) died - Musician and gay activist
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2021
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Sydney Devine died - Country and western singer
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2021
|
The Great Tapestry of Scotland (Scottish Borders) Opened
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2021
|
Walter Smith died - Football manager
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2022
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Alan Grant died - Comic writer
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2022
|
Archbishop Mario Joseph Conti died - Archbishop of Glasgow, noted for his conservative views and firm fiscal control of his archdiocese
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2022
|
Darius Danesh died - Singer, song-writer and author
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2022
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Frederick (Freddy) Johnston died - Newspaper proprietor
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2022
|
George (Doddie) Weir died - Rugby internationalist and campaigner
|
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2022
|
Gleneagles Townhouse (City of Edinburgh) Built
|
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2022
|
Ian Robertson Hamilton died - Nationalist and lawyer
|
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2022
|
James Watt died - Artist
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2022
|
Joan Lingard died - Novelist
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2022
|
Joyce Laing died - Pioneering art therapist and artist
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2022
|
Library of Mistakes (City of Edinburgh) Established
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2022
|
Queen Elizabeth II (Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor) died - Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and Head of the British Commonwealth
|
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2022
|
Reston Railway Station (Scottish Borders) Opened
|
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2022
|
Rita Rusk died - Hairdressing pioneer
|
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2022
|
Robert (Robbie) Coltrane (Anthony Robert McMillan) died - Comedian and actor
|
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2022
|
Seagreen Wind Farm (Angus) Opened
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2022
|
Sir (David) Bruce Pattullo died - Banker
|
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2022
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Sir Angus Grossart died - Merchant banker
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2022
|
Sir Duncan Rice died - Academic
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2022
|
Veronica Linklater (Baroness Linklater of Butterstone) died - Educationalist, welfare specialist and politician
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2022
|
William (Bill) Bryden died - Theatre director, screenwriter and television executive
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2023
|
(James) Craig Brown died - Football manager
|
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2023
|
Alistair Darling (Lord Darling of Roulanish) died - Politician
|
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2023
|
David Keith McCallum died - Actor
|
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2023
|
David Ogilvy (13th Earl of Airlie) died - Noble, merchant banker, land-owner, reforming Lord Chamberlain and loyal servant to Queen Elizabeth II
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2023
|
David Sutherland died - Cartoon artist
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2023
|
James Alexander Douglas-Hamilton (Lord Selkirk of Douglas) died - Politician
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2023
|
John Byrne died - Dramatist and artist
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2023
|
Kenneth (Ken) Buchanan died - Light-weight boxer
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2023
|
Kenneth White died - Poet
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2023
|
Winnie Ewing died - Nationalist politician
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