West Dunbartonshire Council

Community Links Scotland has successfully secured funding from the Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme to continue its West Dunbartonshire Energy Advice Service. First established in 2023, the project works in partnership with five West Dunbartonshire housing associations and West Dunbartonshir

A housing emergency has been declared in West Dunbartonshire amid unprecedented pressures on the ability to meet the needs of those in social housing or seeking a council property.

A change to West Dunbartonshire Council’s street naming and numbering policy will provide an opportunity for notable individuals to be honoured.

Residents are being encouraged to have their say on West Dunbartonshire Council's spending for 2025/26 by joining the Budget Conversation, launched yesterday. The council faces a significant financial challenge and following difficult decisions in March to help close a £17million budget gap, c

Tenants across West Dunbartonshire will benefit from a range of upgrades to properties over the next year.

West Dunbartonshire Council has unveiled plans to redevelop properties at Willox Park Sheltered Housing Complex in Dumbarton.

A bid to bring homes into the ownership of West Dunbartonshire Council to increase the number of properties available and reduce homelessness is making progress with a dedicated officer now appointed to lead the scheme.

A range of budget savings options are to be considered by elected members next month to close West Dunbartonshire Council’s remaining £8.3 million budget gap.

West Dunbartonshire Council has published its masterplan on decarbonising heat and improving energy efficiency within buildings in the region as it works towards achieving net zero by 2045.

Plans to invest £20 million in Clydebank over the next decade have taken a major step forward as a board to steer the redevelopment is set to be appointed.

Three council sites across West Dunbartonshire are set to be sold off for almost £100,000.

Environmental sensors aimed at eradicating damp and mould are being installed in more than 10,000 West Dunbartonshire Council homes from this month.

West Dunbartonshire Council has agreed to a 100 per cent increase in council tax on second homes which will help generate revenue.

Residents are being asked to help shape a new plan which will ensure the best use of land throughout West Dunbartonshire.

More than 800 additional properties will be made available throughout West Dunbartonshire as part of a new affordable housing plan for the coming five years.