Environment

Phase 4 of Bishopbriggs Relief Road is now open to traffic – paving the way to reduced journey times and improved air quality.

A public meeting on the recent public survey on Kirkintilloch town centre –including the controversial shared space – takes place on Monday, June 11 at 7pm at the miners club in Kirkintilloch.

Concerns have been raised after thugs once again targeted cyclists on the Bears Way cycle path.

Local MP Jo Swinson has accused CALA Homes of failing to engage properly with the public over its controversial plans to build 135 new homes at Bishopbriggs.

Lessons must be learned 
over the debacle of the 
Bishopbriggs Relief Road – as a date is finally given for its opening.

A date for the opening of Phase 4 of Bishopbriggs Relief Road has just been revealed.

Hopes are high that a long-awaited £6.5 million road project will finally be 
completed by June.

A housing association is set to build 62 new homes across Kirkintilloch and 
Torrance to rent.

Campaigners have stepped up their protest against an increase in fees at council-run car parks.

Motorists are warned of a road closure over the weekend because of a litter clean-up.

Councillors in East Dunbartonshire have united to try to halt a “progressive closure” of the Forth and Clyde canal.

Motorists can expect delays at Lenzie for 10 days next week because of roadworks.

North Lanarkshire Council has hit out at a plan by a bus firm to cut a number of its services in the area.

Motorists are reminded that a road in Bishopbriggs will be closed on Sunday, May 6 due to the local triathlon.

Motorists are warned of delays at Lenzie for 10 days as Scottish Power carry out work in the area.

A developer has agreed to 
provide taxis for residents 
affected by the closure of a 
main route for up to five weeks.

Campaigners have branded a decision by East Dunbartonshire Council to delay the return of traffic lights at a busy town centre junction “a democratic disgrace”.

A decision to increase fees in council-run car parks in East Dunbartonshire have sparked an angry reaction from 
residents and local business.

The future of Kirkintilloch’s controversial shared space will be considered by East Dunbartonshire councillors at a meeting on Thursday night (April 26).