Closed Consultations

A management plan for both Whitefield Pond and the nearby Balgrochan Marsh is being created in order for the Council to effectively manage both sites for both open space activities.

East Dunbartonshire Council and Scottish Canals are seeking to ensure the south bank towpath of the Forth & Clyde Canal which forms a key route to and from the Town Centre in Kirkintilloch remains fit for purpose and delivers the widest possible range of benefits for its surrounding communities, stakeholders and visitors.Following on from the Drop In Event at the Kirkintilloch Canal Festival on 27 August 2023 and its associated online survey which ran for one month, proposals have been amended and developed to accommodate your feedback.

The Council is committed to improving active travel (e.g.walking, wheeling and cycling) infrastructure across East Dunbartonshire as set out within the Active Travel Strategy 2015-2020 and the Local Transport Strategy 2020-2025.

People power is needed to help guide early work on East Dunbartonshire's next Local Development Plan – LDP3. An online survey has been created and drop-in sessions are being held in local communities between now and January 2024.

East Dunbartonshire Council has launched a Statutory Consultation on the proposal to move the Secondary Wellbeing Support Service from Donaldson Street, Kirkintilloch, to Southbank Road, Kirkintilloch.

People, organisations and businesses are being given the opportunity to provide their views on a new Statement of Licensing Policy for the area.

East Dunbartonshire Council is considering the creation of new play areas in three areas: Springfield Park in Bishopbriggs, the existing site location off Main Street in Torrance, the existing site location off Dougalston Gardens North in Milngavie and within Waterside in Kirkintilloch.

We want your views on proposals to regenerate two underused greenspaces in Lennoxtown.

East Dunbartonshire Council is about to begin work on its next Local Development Plan (LDP3)