Notice of the proposed East Dunbartonshire Council (Various Streets, Milngavie)(20mph Speed Limit) Order

The Proposed East Dunbartonshire Council ( Various Roads, Milngavie) (20mph speed Limit) Order 20XX

East Dunbartonshire Council, in accordance with their powers under s84 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and all other enabling powers, propose to consider the introduction of a 20-mph speed limit on the entire length or part of the length of those roads in Milngavie, listed in Schedule 1 below.

Full details of this proposal, which forms the proposed The Proposed East Dunbartonshire Council ( Various Roads, Milngavie) (20mph speed Limit Order together with a plan and statement of reasons for proposing to make this Order, are available for inspection without payment of fee on the Traffic Regulation Orders page of the East Dunbartonshire Council website and at: -

• Roads & Environment, Broomhill Industrial Estate, Kilsyth Road, Kirkintilloch, G66 1TF. Telephone Enquiries to 0300-123-4510 (Mon – Fri 9am to 5pm); and

• Milngavie Library, Allander Road, Milngavie, G62 8PN (Mon-Thu 10am to 8pm; Fri-Sat 10am to 5pm).

Any person wishing to object to the proposal or make any other representations in relation to the proposal should send details of the grounds for their representation by email to troconsultation@eastdunbarton.gov.uk or in writing to Legal Services, 12 Strathkelvin Place, Kirkintilloch, G66 1TJ no later than Monday, 22nd December 2025.

East Dunbartonshire Council
East Dunbartonshire Council Headquarters
Kirkintilloch
G66 ITJ

SCHEDULE 1

List of Roads within Lennoxtown Proposed to be Fully or Partially Subject to 20mph Speed Limit                                          

A81/Glasgow Road, Achray Place, Allander Road, Ardlui Gardens, Ashburn Gardens, Ashburn Road, Ashfield Road, Auchencruive, Auldmurroch Drive, Baldernock Road, Balfleurs Street, Ballagan Place, Balvie Crescent, Balvie Grove, Balvie Road, Bank Avenue, Bankend, Bardowie Road, Birrell Road, Blackwood Road, Blane Drive, Bleachfield, Braefoot Avenue, Braehead Avenue, Braeside Avenue, Breadie Drive, Briarwell Road, Bridgegait, Buchanan Street, Cairnlea Road, Cairns Drive, Campbell Avenue, Campsie Drive, Carbeth Road, Carnock Gardens, Castlemains Road, Catter Gardens, Cauldstream Place, Chestnut Lane, Clober Road, Cloberfield, Cloberfield Gardens, Clochbar Avenue, Clochbar Gardens, Connell Crescent, Corbie Place, Craigash Quadrant, Craigash Road, Craigbarnet Road, Craigdhu Avenue, Craigdhu Road, Craigdhu Service Road, Craigend Crescent, Craigend Drive West, Craighead Drive, Craighirst Road, Craigielea Crescent, Craigmaddie Road, Craigmillar Avenue, Craigton Avenue, Craigton Gardens, Craigton Road, Crawford Road, Crossburn Avenue, Crossveggate, Dalnair Place, Dougalston Avenue, Dougalston Crescent, Dougalston Gardens North, Dougalston Gardens South, Douglas Muir Drive, Douglas Muir Gardens, Douglas Muir Place, Douglas Muir Road, Douglas Street, Dowan Road, Drumbeg Terrace, Drumcarn Drive, Drumlin Drive, Dumbrock Road, Dumgoyne Avenue, Dumgoyne Gardens, Duncolm Place, Dunellan Road, Dunglass Place, Dunlop Place, Dunmore Drive, Earls View, Ellangowan Court, Ellangowan Road, Elm Court Access, Endrick Gardens, Ewing Walk, Falloch Road, Ferguson Avenue, Finglen Gardens, Finlay Rise, Fulton Road, Galbraith Drive, Garvel Place, Garvel Road, Garwhitter Drive, Gavins Mill Road, Glassford Street, Graham Drive, Grange Avenue, Haughhead Road, Hillcrest Street, Hillhead Street, Hilton Road, Hunter Place, Hunter Road, Iddesleigh Avenue, James Watt Road, Kelvin Road, Ker Road, Kersland Drive, Keystone Avenue, Keystone Quadrant, Keystone Road, Kilmannan Gardens, Kirk Street, Knowe Street, Lawn Park, Learmont Place, Lennox Avenue, Lyle Square, Lynn Drive, Main Street, Marchfield, Mcgrigor Road, Mealiebrae Road, Middleton Drive, Mitchell Drive, Moor Road, Mosspark Avenue, Mosspark Road, Mosswell Road, Mugdock Road, Muirlees Crescent, Murdoch Drive, Nethermains Road, North Campbell Avenue, North Dumgoyne Avenue, Oakburn Avenue, Oakburn Crescent, Oswald Walk, Park Avenue, Park Road, Prestonfield, Queens Court, Riverside, Roselea Drive, Sandfield Avenue, Shaw Road, Sinclair Street, South Glassford Street, South Mains Road, Southgate, St Edmunds Grove, Stable Place, Stable Road, Station Road, Stewart Street, Tambowie Avenue, Tambowie Crescent, Tannoch Drive, The Crescent, The Loan, The Riggs, Tower Place, Victoria Place, Virginia Gardens, Vivian Avenue, Watt Place, Woodburn Way, Woodlands Street.

The East Dunbartonshire Council, in exercise of the powers conferred on them by Section 84 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (“the Act”) and of all other enabling powers, and after consultation with the Chief Constable of the Police Service of Scotland in accordance with Part III and IV of Schedule 9 to the Act, hereby make the following Order.

• This Order may be cited as “The East Dunbartonshire Council (Various Roads, Milngavie) (20 mph Speed Limit) Order 20XX” and shall come into operation on XXXX
• In this Order the following expressions have the meanings hereby assigned to them:-
  
  
  • “vehicle”, unless the context otherwise requires, means a vehicle of any description and includes a machine or implement of any kind drawn or propelled along roads, whether or not by mechanical power
• No person shall drive any vehicle at a speed exceeding 20 mph on the lengths of road specified in Schedules 1 and 2 to this Order.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF these presents consisting of this page and the following two Schedules is executed as follows:-

Subscribed for and on behalf of THE EAST DUNBARTONSHIRE COUNCIL By Karen Donnelly, Chief Solicitor and Monitoring Officer.

View the Schedule 1 list of roads.

Lengths of Road in Lennoxtown within East Dunbartonshire

• That length of Glasgow Road/A81 which extends from a point 20 metres north of its junction with Auchenhowie Road northwards for a distance of 1480 metres or thereby to its termination at the A81/Strathblane Road (a point 125 metres or thereby eastwards of the centre of Marchfield junction)
• That length of Baldernock Road which extends from its junction with Strathblane Road eastwards for a distance of 345 metres or thereby to its termination on Baldernock Road (a point 79 metres or thereby eastwards of the centre of Balfleurs Street junction)
• That length of Craigdhu Road which extends from its junction with the B8050/ Hunter Road at the roundabout eastwards for a distance of 828 metres or thereby to the Clober Road junction
• That length of Craigton Road which extends from its junction with the Clober Road junction westwards for a distance of 1310 metres or thereby
• That length of Mugdock Road which extends from its junction with Ellangowan Road at the roundabout north-eastwards for distance of 885 metres or thereby
• That length of Mugdock Road which extends from its junction with the Ellangowan Road at the roundabout south-eastwards to its termination
• That length of Chestnut Lane which extends from its junction with the Hunter Road/B8050 at the roundabout westwards for distance of 103 metres or thereby.

The East Dunbartonshire Council (various roads, Milngavie) (20 mph speed limit) order 20xx

Statement of Reasons for Proposing to Make the Above Order

It is considered necessary to make the above Order to reduce vehicle speeds and enhance road safety within Milngavie and to ensure all appropriate roads in built-up areas of Milngavie have a safer speed limit of 20mph.

The implementation of this on residential roads and busy pedestrian streets across Milngavie will save lives and reduce the risk and severity of injuries from collisions between vehicles and vulnerable road users, make streets safer for playing, walking and cycling and encourage more people to make more sustainable travel choices. The Service is in favour of 20mph speed limits in urban areas and built-up village streets that are primarily residential to ensure greater safety for cyclists and pedestrians, reduce perceptions of road danger, encourage people to walk, wheel and cycle, and create more pleasant streets and neighbourhoods by providing a more equitable balance between different road users. These measures align with broader goals such as promoting sustainable transport, improving public health and enhancing the overall liveability of urban areas.

Karen Donnelly
Chief Solicitor & Monitoring Officer
Legal Services
East Dunbartonshire Council Headquarters
12 Strathkelvin Place
Kirkintilloch
G66 1TJ.