News Articles for 2024

The founder of Campsie Accordion and Fiddle Club, Billy Hutton, has been presented with a British Empire Medal (BEM) at a ceremony at East Dunbartonshire Council HQ.

Consultation is taking place to help support investment, economic activity and the creation of jobs in Bishopbriggs

Woodhill and Etive Parks in Bishopbriggs are to benefit from a ground-breaking £950k green infrastructure project which will incorporate food-growing plus measures to improve biodiversity and protect against the effects of climate change.

East Dunbartonshire’s residents are being invited to meet the people behind the many health and social care support services that are available to them, face-to-face over a cuppa. 

Ready to spring into action to improve your home? Raring to go with repairs or a refurbishment?

A team of four quiz brains from Millersneuk Primary in Lenzie has won the Council-wide heats of the annual Euroquiz competition and will go on to represent East Dunbartonshire in the national finals.

Plans have been approved for an innovative community-run facility in East Dunbartonshire, with work set to begin soon.

Twechar Outdoor Pursuits Centre will breathe new life into a vacant site beside the Forth and Clyde Canal.

A former Castlehill Primary pupil who had to undergo heart surgery has fundraised to buy an external lifesaving defibrillator for the school.

At its meeting last night (Tuesday 26 March) East Dunbartonshire Council agreed its Revenue Budget for 2024/25 and a revised 30-year Capital Investment Plan.