Time's running out to have a say on planning issues including the historic environment, Local Housing Land Requirement and developer contributions for schools. Closing date is this Friday (13 Dec). You can access info, provide feedback and ask questions via the two webpages (links in first comment).
East Dunbartonshire Council
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Sustainable, thriving and achieving We are really proud of our achievements here at East Dunbartonshire Council. We are a confident and ambitious Council with a successful record of delivering outcomes through working with key stakeholders across a wide range of sectors. The Council delivers its services to an area that is recognised as safe, healthy and prosperous where the quality of life is perceived as high. We have an excellent and continuously improving education service. Our housing service is well equipped to meet the challenges of new legislation as identified in the recent positive inspection report. It’s no surprise that in a 2007 Readers Digest Poll, East Dunbartonshire was voted the best place in the UK to raise a family, based on factors such as education, environment and low levels of crime. Year on year improvements have been achieved through the efforts of our forward thinking Council. With progressive Partnership at Work arrangements in place involving Officers, Elected Members and Trades Unions; we continue to develop services through innovation, commitment and community engagement. In addition, the successful Community Planning Partnership which the Council leads delivers positive outcomes for the community through the five key themes of Community Health, Community Safety, Learning and Enterprise, Delivering for Children and Young People and Environment. What’s more, the Council is committed to supporting the development of employees and to becoming the employer of choice. Here, you’ll find a working environment that is not only supportive and respectful, but one where ideas and personal contribution are positively encouraged.
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External link for East Dunbartonshire Council
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- Headquarters
- Kirkintilloch, Scotland
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Primary
12 Strathkelvin Place
Kirkintilloch, Scotland G66 1TJ, GB
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Employees at East Dunbartonshire Council
Updates
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Pioneering work at the Allander Leisure Centre has secured another top accolade. The “welcoming” and “innovative” Bearsden facility topped the leaderboard in the Leisure and Arts category at the 2024 Glasgow Institute of Architects Design Awards. It includes a support base for adults with learning disabilities, the Allander Resource Centre, which was recently recognised for Diversity in the Public Sector at The Herald and GenAnalytics 2024 Diversity Awards. See below (first comment) for a link to more information. Holmes Miller McLaughlin & Harvey Ltd Doig+Smith Brown + Wallace Stantec
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As announced yesterday, a by-election will be held for Ward 7 – Kirkintilloch East & North and Twechar. Potential candidates should be aware of the below key dates: • Prospective candidates briefing – Tuesday 17 December at 4.30pm • Receipt of nominations – Monday 6 January to Monday 13 January from 10am to 4pm This is by appointment only at the Council’s HQ • Deadline for delivery of nomination papers – Monday 13 January at 4pm. Further information for candidates and voters will be available at the link in the comments.
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Tomorrow is Small Business Saturday – a chance to celebrate local retailers, hospitality venues and service providers. To mark the occasion, BetterPoints Ltd will be giving away three £20 East Dunbartonshire Gift Cards. To enter, make sure you've downloaded the free app and signed up for the East Dunbartonshire challenge. Nearly 600 have now joined the movement – earning rewards when they walk, wheel, cycle, run or use public transport. See below (first comment) for links – for residents and businesses (free to join). * The East Dunbartonshire Gift Card is now available physically and as an e-card. It's the flexible present which offers choice and supports the local economy into the bargain. See below for links to purchase cards and for businesses to sign up for free. Scotland's Towns Partnership Scotland Loves Local Gift Card Small Business Saturday UK Business Gateway East Dunbartonshire Dunbartonshire Chamber of Commerce Kirkintilloch BID MILNGAVIE TOWN CENTRE BID LTD #SmallBizSatUK
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Have you been in touch with a Scottish planning authority in the last year? The National Planning Improvement Team is asking people to fill in a short online survey – see below (first comment) for a link. The survey is live until 8 December 2024. All results will help to guide future changes and improvements.
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Deliver the delights of local ... digitally! The East Dunbartonshire Gift Card is now available physically and as an e-card. It's the flexible present which offers choice and supports the local economy into the bargain. Cards can be used at any participating shop, restaurant, café, bar or business in East Dunbartonshire. See below (first comment) for links. Available to buy online from just £10 today as a physical or e-card. Blank cards are available from Community Hubs in Bishopbriggs, Kirkintilloch and Lennoxtown, as well as premises in Milngavie – which can then be “topped up”. Businesses – it’s also the perfect present if you’re planning to reward your staff this Christmas – give the gift of local! Not signed up to accept the card? It's free – see below for a link. Scotland Loves Local Gift Card Scotland's Towns Partnership Miconex Kirkintilloch BID MILNGAVIE TOWN CENTRE BID LTD Dunbartonshire Chamber of Commerce
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A by-election will be held in Ward 7, Kirkintilloch East & North and Twechar ward on Thursday 13 February 2025. Residents in this ward will go to the polls to select a new Councillor following the resignation of Councillor Susan Murray. Detailed plans are currently being developed, including the timetable of key dates and deadlines – all of which will be published on our website.
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Have your final say on the development of East Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership's Strategic Plan. This Summer the HSCP asked for your thoughts to find out which areas are important to you and help create a draft plan. Following your feedback, the draft plan is now available and phase 2 of the consultation is now open, giving you the opportunity to share your final thoughts. To read the draft plan and provide comments, visit the link in the comments.