East Dunbartonshire

Network Rail has completed platform extension work at Milngavie station in a £5 million investment that will help improve the reliability of services for passengers.

Councillors in East Dunbartonshire have granted planning permission to build a new Boclair Academy in Bearsden.

A new-build restaurant and gym development is being proposed for an open corner site in Milngavie.

Work has begun on a brand new affordable housing development located on the site of the former Tom Johnston House in Kirkintilloch.

Network Rail will shortly begin a programme of work at Milngavie station to extend the platforms in an investment of over £5 million that aims to deliver greater operational flexibility on the line.

East Dunbartonshire Council has granted planning permission for the new Allander Leisure Centre facility in Bearsden.

A developer has launched its transformation of a former schoolhouse in Lenzie’s conservation area into 20 flats.

Ryder Architecture has submitted design proposals on behalf of East Dunbartonshire Council to replace the existing Boclair Academy in Bearsden.

East Dunbartonshire Council has formally submitted a planning application for the proposed new Allander Leisure Centre.

East Dunbartonshire Council’s Strategic Business Case for the £34.88 million Bishopbriggs Place and Growth Programme has been approved by the Glasgow City Region Cabinet. 

Workers in the property maintenance services division at East Dunbartonshire Council have voted for industrial action following a dispute over shift patterns.

Fifteen new homes are set to be created following the sale of a former school in Kirkintilloch to a developer for an undisclosed sum.

Funding has been agreed on four early years projects being delivered by hub West Scotland on behalf of East Dunbartonshire Council. Under the partnership, three new two-storey facilities will be developed in beside Brookwood Library in Bearsden, at Southbank Road in Kirkintilloch and at the former S

East Dunbartonshire Council has announced that it will hold a consultation to discuss its Local Development Plan for the area.

Work is due to begin on a £4.8 million investment project to improve Scottish Water’s waste water infrastructure and tackle flooding in areas of Bearsden and Drumchapel.