East Dunbartonshire plans £1m drainage, access and pavement resurfacing projects

A £1 million plan of action to improve drainage, access, paths and pavements across East Dunbartonshire has been unveiled.

East Dunbartonshire plans £1m drainage, access and pavement resurfacing projects

Cllr Polson (left) and Cllr Moody with a gully maintenance vehicle

The 40 upgrade projects will take place in Bearsden, Bishopbriggs, Kirkintilloch, Lenzie, Milton of Campsie, Milngavie and Torrance.

It follows East Dunbartonshire Council’s decision in November 2021 to allocate an additional £1 million in capital funding for drainage works, path improvements and pavement resurfacing.



Councillor Andrew Polson, joint leader of the council, said, “This is fantastic news for East Dunbartonshire. I’m delighted that we were able to allocate additional capital resources, which are going to be put to such excellent use - improving drainage, access and pavements across the area. Projects have also been identified for the future. Work will continue to investigate how these can be funded and delivered.”

Councillor Vaughan Moody, joint leader of the council, added, “Not only will this £1m investment be good for access and helping people to keep active, it will also be beneficial for the environment - improving our resilience against severe weather events and climate change issues. Rest assured, we will continue in our efforts to secure support for future initiatives to improve East Dunbartonshire, as well as using our own resources.”

The aim is for works to take place in 2022/23.


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