East Dunbartonshire Council

East Dunbartonshire Council is asking locals for their views on a blueprint to create business investment, jobs, accommodation for older people and opportunities for active travel.

East Dunbartonshire Council is seeking views on updates to guidance related to the East Dunbartonshire Local Development Plan (LDP). The LDP sets out policies and a framework to guide the determination of all planning applications received by the council.

The first tenants have received the keys to their brand new homes as the initial phase of East Dunbartonshire Council's Tom Johnston House site development in Kirkintilloch is now complete.

East Dunbartonshire Council services perform well, with high levels of customer satisfaction according to a new report published today by the Accounts Commission. Over the past four years, East Dunbartonshire Council has continued to improve many of its services and is focused on improving the quali

Work is set to begin on the development of new affordable homes on the site of former garage lock-ups in the heart of Lenzie.

Work is set to begin on a new affordable housing development located on the site of the former Lairdsland Primary School in Kirkintilloch.

East Dunbartonshire Council agreed its housing revenue and capital budget for the year ahead at its special council meeting last week after approving a rent increase of just 0.5%. The housing capital budget for 2021/22 is £28.27 million, which includes:

East Dunbartonshire Council's housing stock has been boosted by the completion of a new affordable housing development at Kilmardinny in Bearsden.

Residents are being invited to have their say on the priorities for housing investment in East Dunbartonshire. To secure grant funding, all local authorities need to detail their plans for future housing provision in their Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP) each year and to subm

Work has begun on a brand new affordable housing development located on the site of the former Tom Johnston House in Kirkintilloch.

East Dunbartonshire Council has announced that it will hold a consultation to discuss its Local Development Plan for the area.

East Dunbartonshire Council has given the green light for 38 new affordable homes to be built in Kirkintilloch.

Work has commenced on a new affordable housing development on behalf of East Dunbartonshire Council.

Plans to build 87 affordable homes on the site of the former headquarters of East Dunbartonshire Council in Kirkintilloch have moved one step closer with the approval of concept designs.

East Dunbartonshire Council has agreed to a 3.5% increase in council housing rent as part of its housing revenue and capital budget for 2019/20. The average weekly rent will increase from £73.27 to £75.83 over a 52-week period, an average weekly increase of £2.56.