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Summerston is a residential area of the city. The area is right on the periphery of the City of Glasgow local authority boundaries, and is near to Bearsden. The area is served by Summerston railway station which is on the Maryhill Line 7 km north west of Glasgow Queen Street. Services are provided by First ScotRail on behalf of Strathclyde Partnership for Transport.
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4th Glasgow Cub Scout Pack is for kids aged 8 to 10. Our Cubs meet in Summerston.We meet on Friday evenings during term time, and run other activities from time to time at weekends. Each P (continued)

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It was discovered from the air in 1980 and confirmed by excavation the same year. It measures only 115 ft. east-west by 108 ft. transversely (35 x 33 m), covering an area of just over one quarter acre (c (continued)

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