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Cochrane Castle Primary School. In 2007 the two schools were housed in a new shared building nearby, 'West Johnstone Shared Campus', just outside Thomas Shanks Public Park, the locations of the original schools (between Dundonald Avenue and Craigview Avenue) remain overgrown 'gap sites' awaiting redevelopment.
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The original St
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Thorn Public School, as it was originally called, opened in 1904. A new Thorn primary school opened in 1988, with the former building demolished in 1988. The old site is now occupied by a housing estate, although parts of the original walls are still standing. In 1950 St. David's
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conditions formed in part of the town: the population by 1831 had increased to a sizeable 5,600. Unfortunately, the owners of
Johnstone mill did not make much philanthropic progress among their worker population, and the situation was not addressed until the 1930s by a significant expansion of the
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fell into disrepair before being largely demolished in 1950. The remaining tower was purchased in 2001 and is now a private residence. On the site of the former grounds now lies two housing estates, Johnstone Castle and
Cochrane Castle. Embedded within Cochrane Castle is the Cochrane Castle Golf
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Johnstone High School opened on its current site off Beith Road in March 1965, the previous building in
Ludovic Square having burnt down in 1960 (there is now a modern health centre on its site). Its redeveloped campus opened in late 2009.
1221:– 4th Prime Minister of Australia (18 August 1904 – 5 July 1905); was Prime Minister for ten months and 17 days, Australia's first federal Leader of the Opposition, federal government's first High Commissioner to the UK
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Club, which once held the world record for the longest hole.
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The Rise and Fall of the Scottish Cotton Industry, 1778–1914
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John Grant (Jock Strap) – vocalist of 1970s punk band
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1214:– celebrity chef and TV host, born in Johnstone
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709:Aerial view of Johnstone Castle housing estate
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1153:– journalist, author and broadcaster
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1342:(Our History and Heritage) Homepage
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1202:– poet, born at the Brig in 1818
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1244:Johnstone Burgh F.C.
1089:National Cycle Route
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723:Renfrewshire Council
612:The town is home to
444:55.83461°N 4.50272°W
280:Sovereign state
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1464:Johnstone Town Hall
1200:Alexander McLachlan
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1833:Renfrewshire South
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