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East Dunbartonshire Council Description
East Dunbartonshire is situated to the north of Glasgow, bounded by the Campsie Fells and Kilpatrick Hills and covers an area of 20, 172 hectares (77 square miles).
East Dunbartonshire has a population of 104, 580 (National Records of Scotland). It is an attractive combination of rural and urban areas and comprises the following suburban and rural settlements of Bearsden (27, 220*), Bishopbriggs (22, 940), Kirkintilloch (19, 200), Lennoxtown (3, 980), Lenzie (8, 500), Milngavie (13, 070), Milton of Campsie (3, 840), Torrance (2, 390) and Twechar (1, 280).
*Source: GROS Mid-2008 Population Estimates for Localities in Scotland
Reviews
East Dunbartonshire will mark the centenary of the end of the First World War with a number of events taking place across the area https://goo.gl/eNMBmE
Update on closure of Main Street, Twechar:
There has been a substantial reduction in flooding affecting Main Street - between Drumgrew Bridge (Twechar Roundabout) and MacDonald Crescent - over the last 24 hrs, although one half of the road is still flooded. It is hoped that flooding will further reduce over the weekend, allowing the road to be reopened on Sunday. Should any flood water remain, temporary lights will be used to control the movement of vehicles.
Road resurfacing work will close Collylinn Road, Bearsden, between Whitehill Rd and the A809 Drymen Rd from 08.00, Mon 22 Oct, until 17:00, Fri 26 Oct. The road will be closed to all vehicles except works and emergency vehicles and residents requiring access. Alternative routes will be signposted.
Please note, Councillor Andrew Polson's surgery planned for Sunday 21 October (1pm-1.30pm) at Killermont Parish Church, Bearsden, has been cancelled. Apologies for any inconvenience.
There will be a minor change to bin collections over the coming weeks as we roll out our new fleet and increase operational efficiencies. Currently, blue and brown recycling bins are collected by the same vehicle. In future, the blue and brown bins will continue to be collected on the same day, but will be picked up separately by different crews. We would advise residents to leave bins on the pavement until both have been collected.
Search our website for information on the latest planning applications https://goo.gl/TSNxLe
Education Scotland has given East Dunbartonshire’s Primary Wellbeing Support Service a glowing report following a visit by inspectors earlier this year. https://goo.gl/7ehbyq
Do you know breast? 50% of women don’t know the early signs of breast cancer. Click the link for Dr Hilary’s step-by-step guide on how to examine your breasts and knowing what to look for. #youknowbreast #getcheckedearly https://goo.gl/quCnbm
We are proud to support #AntiSlaveryDay2018 by lighting up William Patrick Library in red. If you suspect human trafficking or modern slavery, contact the Modern Slavery Helpline on 08000 121 700 #EndModernSlavery @NCA_UK @homeoffice
'Re-addressing the archive' is the latest exhibition at Kirkintilloch Town Hall, involving talented members of Kirkintilloch Embroiderers' Guild and artist Myra Ostacchini. It is on until 11 December and features a number of works inspired by the area's rich heritage. Two free workshops are also being held - starting this Saturday. See the photo for more information or click on the link. https://goo.gl/G7Fe4j
Cycle for a swim! People are being offered free entry to the pool at Bishopbriggs Leisuredrome if they cycle there. The new trial initiative aims to encourage active travel and is being funded by Smarter Choices, Smarter Places. On until Sunday 4 November. See the leaflet or click the link for more info. If the trial proves successful then the initiative may be rolled out to other local leisure centres. https://goo.gl/wZ9Ueh
The north & southbound carriageways of the A739 Switchback Rd will be reduced from two lanes to one between the EDC/GCC boundary & Larchfield Rd, Bearsden from Mon 22 Oct for about 5 days. BT will be working in the area. Please watch for signs & expect delays.
Local businesses in East Dunbartonshire are being offered the chance to take part in a free Health and Safety workshop organised by Viridor as part of the Clyde Valley Project. You can register your interest in taking part in the workshops - which will be held in Paisley and Thornliebank on Wednesday 24 October - by emailing transformingwasteinclyde@Viridor.co. uk or calling 0141 301 1639
NOW - Twechar Main Street has been closed between Drumgrew Bridge (Twechar Roundabout) and MacDonald Crescent due to flood water issues, believed to be associated with nearby industrial works
Spooktacular fun is on offer at Mugdock Country Park this Hallowe'en! There will be Fizzgig Theatre Fright Nights on Friday 26, Saturday 27 & Wednesday 31 October at various times. Visit www.facebook.com/events/933715253488332/ for details. There will also be Junior Halloween Fun at Mugdock on Saturday 27 & Sunday 28 October. Visit www.facebook.com/events/437647763306288/ Call 0141 956 6100 to book or for more info. You can also visit www.mugdock-country-park.org.uk/Things-to -Do/Whats-On
Here we go - works are taking place at Meadowburn Park, Bishopbriggs over the coming weeks to improve the path network for school pupils, walkers and cyclists https://goo.gl/gQg8Le
There will be a minor change to bin collections over the coming weeks as we roll out our new fleet and increase operational efficiencies. Currently, blue and brown recycling bins are collected by the same vehicle. In future, the blue and brown bins will continue to be collected on the same day, but will be picked up separately by different crews. We would advise residents to leave bins on the pavement until both have been collected.
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