News Articles for 2021

A Covid-19 vaccination bus will be based at the Chapel Street car park in Lennoxtown on Friday 23 July for all those over 18 who have not had a first dose of vaccine, and those who have waited over eight weeks for their second dose and do not yet have an appointment booked

It’s been a long wait, but library staff are delighted to welcome back loyal members as the doors re-open for browsing sessions. Customers will once again be able to peruse the shelves and leave with an armful of must-read titles.

From Bobby in Dallas to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Terminator, everyone loves a dramatic comeback. Now, a pilot project to investigate the benefits of changing the maintenance schedule on open grass areas has seen the return of a host of different plants and wildlife.

Does the thought of learning more about the wildlife in your local area give you butterflies? If it does then an upcoming event at Whitefield Pond in Lennoxtown could get you really buzzing.

The Council is supporting ‘Thank You Day’ on Sunday 4 July with a huge thank you to its workforce for all their efforts throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.

The first set of average speed cameras in East Dunbartonshire has been installed on Auchinairn Road in an attempt to cut speeds and improve road safety.

After a year of disruption to its popular and award-winning Modern Apprenticeship and Grad+ Programmes, East Dunbartonshire Council is relaunching both schemes with 30 brand new opportunities for local young people.

Outdoor entertainment is on the way - aiming to hit the right note with people of all ages by offering some of Gilbert & Sullivan's best-loved hits in the open air.

A new school holiday campaign urges everyone in East Dunbartonshire to enjoy plenty of summertime fun time with extended family and friends after months of pandemic restrictions, but to be alert for signs that the lockdown experience was anything but fun for some children.