Laurencekirk Case Study

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There are a multitude of amenities within Laurencekirk. These include a Co-Operative supermarket, a Spar and a Mace shop. In addition to these, there is a branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland, a Post Office, several solicitors and an estate agent. Bakeries and butchers exist as well as hair & beauty salons and independent retailers such as photographers, pet shops, and cafes who offering a wide range of goods and services.
Civil amenities include a police and fire station, a library, railway station plus a modern health centre (Laurencekirkab30, 2016). There is a day care facilities and over 100 community clubs available for the town. There are two public parks, which offer children’s play areas, a bowling green and a skate-boarding facility.

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