A section of Station Road in Bearsden will shut for five weeks as Scottish Water begins essential work next month to upgrade its water network infrastructure.
Rents on council housing in East Dunbartonshire will increase by 3.5 per cent, which means an average weekly rent will increase, from £79.37 to £82.15.
Plans are being put forward to build around 90 affordable homes – which would include social rented and shared equity flats and houses on the site of the former East Dunbartonshire Council HQ at Kirkintilloch.
A residents parking permit scheme will be introduced in April on streets where limited time bays exist as part of North Lanarkshire Council’s enforcement activity. Some residents with no parking facilities at their home who park in a bay on the street outside do so at the risk of a fine at certain times, but a permit will mean no penalty is issued.
The historic Forth & Clyde Canal is set to spring to life this May as a floating festival to celebrate its re-opening to coast-to-coast boat traffic takes to the water – including a special event at Kirkintilloch
Bearsden residents, who campaigned against a residential development in the St Germains Loch area, are holding a public meeting tonight (Tuesday, February 12) to formally establish a new pressure group.
Protestors have arranged a football match on the pitch at Waterside on Sunday, February 10, at 1pm as part of the campaign over the imminent loss of the sports facility for the village.
An academic living in Bearsden has called on East Dunbartonshire Council to carry out extensive studies before proceeding with its Local Development Plan 2.
