Scotland Council Quiz - East Renfrewshire

Affluent suburban town and administrative centre of East Renfrewshire

Former Prime Minister of the UK, born in the above town in 1951

Thornliebank born Jim McCormick went on to be a major league player in this sport

The only motorway which passes through East Renfrewshire

Production of yarn and cloth from this natural plant product provided much employment in
East Renfrewshire in the 18th and 19th centuries

Suburban town and the largest settlement in East Renfrewshire

'Winnie' Drinkwater, from Waterfoot, became the first woman in the world to hold this type of commercial licence

Rock guitarist from Clarkston, best known as a member of Thin Lizzy and Motorhead

In May 1941 this pilot, the Deputy Fuhrer of Germany, parachuted from his crashing aircraft and landed at Floors Farm near Eaglesham, where he was captured

Located on Eaglesham Moor, Whitelee 'Farm' produces energy from this renewable source

Football player who grew up in East Renfrewshire. He went on to play 493 games for Aberdeen
and 77 times for Scotland and also managed the national team

Town in East Renfrewshire, around 8 miles south-west of Glasgow city centre

Shanks Holdings Limited, established in East Renfrewshire in 1878, merged with a competitor
in 1969 to create this famous brand name sanitary engineering company

Eaglesham Moor is a large area of this material comprised of partially decayed organic matter

1350 acre country park shared between East Renfrewshire and Glasgow