Lanarkshire
Scotland
Lanarkshire, Scotland carries 298 connections with 1467 places across 24 topics, led by government, sports, and literature. Government ties bind it most closely to Glasgow, London, and Edinburgh, anchored by figures such as Tommy McAvoy, who served as the longest-running Government Whip in parliamentary history before being created Baron McAvoy of Rutherglen in the House of Lords. Sports and literature add further reach, alongside a music cluster featuring Susan Boyle among the notable names.
William Aiton
Connects Lanarkshire to: London, England | South Lanarkshire
Tommy McAvoy
Connects Lanarkshire to: Glasgow, Scotland | South Lanarkshire
John Colville, 1st Baron Clydesmuir
Connects Lanarkshire to: India | Midlothian
Quintin Jardine
Connects Lanarkshire to: Glasgow, Scotland
Ryan Fletcher
Connects Lanarkshire to: South Lanarkshire | Blantyre
Dave Anderson (actor)
Connects Lanarkshire to: Glasgow, Scotland | South Lanarkshire
Janet Brown
Connects Lanarkshire to: London, England
James Keith, Baron Keith of Avonholm
Connects Lanarkshire to: United Kingdom | Glasgow, Scotland
Hutchesons' Grammar School
Connects Lanarkshire to: Glasgow, Scotland
John Bain (footballer, born 1854)
Connects Lanarkshire to: Oxford, England | South Lanarkshire
East Kilbride
Connects Lanarkshire to: Glasgow, Scotland | South Lanarkshire
Rutherglen
Connects Lanarkshire to: Glasgow, Scotland | South Lanarkshire