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2 [[Aberdeenshire]]<br> | 2 [[Aberdeenshire]]<br> | ||
3 [[Moray]]]]'''Grampian''' was a local government region in [[Scotland]]. It was formed in 1974. In 1996 it was abolished and replaced with three unitary authorities: | 3 [[Moray]]]]'''Grampian''' was a local government region in [[Scotland]]. It was formed in 1974. In 1996 it was abolished and replaced with three unitary authorities: [[City of Aberdeen]], [[Aberdeenshire]], and [[Moray]]. | ||
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Grampian Police is to be replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]]. | Grampian Police is to be replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]]. | ||
Revision as of 11:14, 28 March 2013
1 Aberdeen City
2 Aberdeenshire
3 Moray
Grampian was a local government region in Scotland. It was formed in 1974. In 1996 it was abolished and replaced with three unitary authorities: City of Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, and Moray.
Grampian Police is to be replaced in 2013 by the Police Service of Scotland.
LGBT history
Craigievar Castle, near Aberdeen, was the home of Sir Ewan Forbes who had his sex officially changed in order to become a baronet.
The preserved website of the former Beyond Barriers project lists the following LGBT resources in the region:[1]
- Grampian Buddy Group
- Grampian Gender Group - 3G
- Aberdeen City Council Community Development
- Aberdeen Women's Centre
- North East LGBT Forum
- Body Positive Grampian
- Health Promotions NHS Grampian
- Ab Fab!
- AroundAB-out
- Granite Sisters
- North East Scotland Gay Group
- Aberdeen Lesbian Mothers Group
References
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