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  1. Broomhill, Glasgow - Wikipedia

    • Broomhill Primary School's facilities previously consisted of two buildings – the 'annexe' which housed the younger children and the main building with classrooms for the older members of the school. … See more

    Retail and Other Local Services

    Broomhill has its own shopping centre located on Broomhill Drive, with shops including a … See more

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    Sport

    Broomhill Sports Club is a local parent-led, inclusive, multi-sports club. The club is based at several local schools and welcomes children and adults in to participate i… See more

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    Churches

    The local Church of Scotland parish church is Broomhill Hyndland Church (a merger with the neighbouring congregation in 2017), founded in 1899 and home to several co… See more

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    Army and Territorial Army

    There is also the 207 (City of Glasgow) Battery Headquarters and C Troop, 105th Regiment Royal Artillery (Volunteers) – Royal Artillery. This is one of the locations of the 207 … See more

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