Environment

Bin collection days are changing over the festive period and residents are being urged to check the amended arrangements.

Residents are being offered another chance to find out more about revised proposals to build 61 affordable homes in Kirkintilloch at a public event.

East Dunbartonshire Council is to purchase 35 properties this year as the demand for housing soars in the area.

East Dunbartonshire Council’s decision to progress the delivery of a new build Additional Support Needs school in Kirkintilloch has now been referred to the Scottish Government.

Residents in the Mosshead area of Bearsden are warned to be vigilant over fly-tippers in the area.

Ninety four housing association properties in the Harestanes area of Kirkintilloch are to undergo £488,000 worth of building improvements.

Pollution fears have been raised by a campaign group after an invasive plant was discovered on a Bishopbriggs site where 135 homes are due to be built.

Anger is growing over plans for a new housing development, with residents saying it will cause traffic congestion and put a further strain on local services.

East Dunbartonshire Council is in the running for a UK-wide award for its maintenance of local roads.

A landmark building in Bearsden has been praised as part of a prestigious UK-wide awards scheme, after a major rejuvenation and extension project.

Meadowburn Road and Cadder Road will be closed at their junctions with Kirkintilloch Road during BT works next week.

Vulnerable tenants in East Dunbartonshire are being forced to choose between heating, eating or paying their rent this winter.

Members of the public are being invited to learn about plans for a new housing development in Bearsden.

Emergency repairs to a bridge at Lennoxtown will result in four weeks of delays for motorists from tomorrow (Wednesday, October 31).

A Milngavie motorist found himself stuck in his driveway after a gas main was damaged during work to overhead street lights.

Maintenance workers have found a children’s cot dumped down a sewer manhole.

Engineer Marc Anderson hopes his mission to help 
otters will help inspire 
young people to take up his profession.

A road junction in East Dunbartonshire has been named one of Scotland’s most dangerous.

Councillors have agreed to carry out public consultations across East Dunbartonshire to ensure the best possible transport strategies going forward.