A HISTORY OF THE LOCHGELLY TAWSE
There is no apparent local recognition of the role played by the Lochgelly tawse in Scottish schools in the 19th and 20th centuries, and no museum with a meaningful area dedicated to the history… 3 Comments
There is no apparent local recognition of the role played by the Lochgelly tawse in Scottish schools in the 19th and 20th centuries, and no museum with a meaningful area dedicated to the history… 3 Comments
Now living in Australia in Sydney, Isabella Sinclair nee Lindsay who was born at Broxburn Scotland and lived with her parents at South Street Lochgelly is turning 100. Her mother was Elizabeth Watson… 0 Comments
There's lots of interest in local history and lots of local knowledge out there - so why not share it here? Or perhaps you'd like to start your own article about another aspect of Lochgelly's history?… 1 Comment
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RE: A HISTORY OF THE LOCHGELLY TAWSE
I agree with Angela. A poor reflection on Scotland that this was not abolished much earlier, the... moreAngela Jones
RE: A HISTORY OF THE LOCHGELLY TAWSE
I think the use of the belt(tawse) was barbaric. The cases brought to the European Court of Human... moreloraine twigg
RE: A HISTORY OF THE LOCHGELLY TAWSE
Genuine lochgelly tawses are now rare and collectable.Loraine Twigg of church antiques will pay... moreloraine twigg
RE: A HISTORY OF THE LOCHGELLY TAWSE
Genuine lochgelly tawses are now rare and collectable. Loraine Twigg of church antiques will pay... moreConcepts
RE: A brief history of Lochgelly
Since the decline of the mining industry, Lochgelly has suffered (like many other coalfields... more