West Dunbartonshire Council

West Dunbartonshire Council tenants in multi-storey blocks are starting to see the benefits of new heating and hot water controls.

Communities across West Dunbartonshire have been able to see the benefits after 58 empty homes were brought back into use in the last two years.

A new all-digital tenancy resource is making it even easier for West Dunbartonshire Council tenants to get their homes set up.

Construction has officially begun on the first phase of the Bellsmyre Regeneration project in West Dunbartonshire, marking a significant milestone in revitalising the area.

McTaggart Construction and West Dunbartonshire Council have joined forces to bring affordable housing and community benefits to Willox Park. 

West Dunbartonshire Council has unveiled plans for a small-scale council housing development in Drumry. Collaborating with CCG and Oliver & Robb Architects, the council intends to build 17 cottage flats and terraced houses on the former site of a day care centre on Queen Mary Avenue.

West Dunbartonshire Council’s budget for 2025/26 has been set with an 11.5% Council Tax rise agreed to help close a £7.7 million funding gap. During a meeting of West Dunbartonshire Council, a range of savings options were rejected, safeguarding current provision of school transport; sch

West Dunbartonshire Council joined forces with local partner organisations recently as part of work to address the area’s Housing Emergency.

A range of savings options and adjustments to help West Dunbartonshire Council close a potential £7.7 million budget gap will be considered next month.

A new sheltered accommodation unit will be heated by the first ground source heating system to be installed in affordable housing in West Dunbartonshire. The Willow Park Housing Development in Dumbarton will see 17 new assisted living homes built by housebuilder McTaggart Construction.

Residents, visitors and business owners are being asked to give their views on the possible introduction of a visitor levy in West Dunbartonshire.

A mum-of-four has spoken of her joy at being one of the first tenants to move into the West Dunbartonshire Council development at Clydebank East.

Savings and adjustments totalling £615,500 have been agreed as part of early work to close West Dunbartonshire Council’s £10.4 million budget gap.

More digital opportunities for West Dunbartonshire tenants to participate in housing matters will be developed as part of a new participation strategy.

Work on a 19-unit development of specialist West Dunbartonshire Council homes for elderly residents in Old Kilpatrick is progressing. Construction began on the site at Mount Pleasant earlier this year with some of the properties already taking shape.