Glenrothes (Scotland) Reviews
Newest Review: ... town has won awards for 'Beautiful Scotland 'and 'Britain in Bloom' and I do have to agree looks really pretty in the spring and summer. These 'blooms' can also frustrate those who live within the town. As we see things that could be improved and constantly hear about people being turned down for things that are very much needed it can be frustrating to see so much of the government budget doing into the horticulture just so they can add more awards to their C.V. ***New for 2012*** The Town regeneration has started and this will see some of the larger eye sore buildings come down and eventually be replaced with a new Tesco's and new r... more
Customer Glenrothes (Scotland) Reviews (1)
by - written on 07/04/12 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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Pronunciation: Glen- roff-iss **Founded** Around 1940's as a post-world war new town. Primarily planned to house miners from the Rothes Colliery. The Mine never took off however Glenrothes became an industrial town and still remains so. The first town to build Glenrothes was Cadham Village which is close to where I was brought up. **Location** Is based in the heart of Fife in east Scotland and is around 1 hour's car journey away from both Edinburgh and Dundee. **Facts** 1. Glenrothes is the 3rd largest settlement in Fife 2. The name comes from the Earl who owned most of the land and 'glen' comes from the ... Read the complete review
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