yoker
Britishverb
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Liz lives on the ground floor of a 1930s tenement block in Yoker, in a neighbourhood where lots of people live in poor quality housing.
From BBC
ScotRail said the heavy rain had flooded the railway at Dalmuir, West Dunbartonshire, forcing the closure of the line via Yoker.
From BBC
Commissioner Mike Yoker tells WSBT-TV that the lanes are needed because of recent accidents, some of them deadly, involving buggies.
From Washington Times
Another 18-year-old, Stephen Selkirk from Yoker, also pled guilty to being concerned in the supply of ecstasy to four 15-year-olds between 14 April and 15 May last year in the Yoker and Drumchapel areas.
From BBC
A major search was under way for Skye Docherty who had last been seen at her home in the Yoker area of the city at 21:15 on Monday.
From BBC
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