• Report by:

    Ann Davie, Chief Executive

  • TN Number:

    052-25

  • Subject:

    East Dunbartonshire Council 3 years Projected Carriageway and Footway Resurfacing Programme

  • Responsible Officer:

    Thomas McMenamin, Executive Officer - Roads & Neighbourhood Services

  • Publication:

    This Technical Note will be published on the Council’s website following circulation to Members.Its contents may be disclosed or shared out with the Council.

  • The report is intended to provide an update to Elected Members on the notional Roads Carriageway & Footway Resurfacing Programme for 2025/2026, 2026/2027 and 2027/2028.
  • The 2025/26 Annual Carriageway and Footway Resurfacing Programme will be finalised and confirmed in April 2025 once the capital budget for the year has been allocated.
  • The remaining locations will be monitored in the interim period with an annual programme confirmed for 2026/2027 and 2027/2028 at the start of each respective financial year once capital budgets have been confirmed for the year.
  • It is necessary that whatever funds are available are spent on the correct schemes at the right time and that schemes are prioritised using optimisation methodologies to maximise risk reduction and minimise whole life costs.
  • The methods that East Dunbartonshire Council use to optimise our programme have been developed from best practice methods found in “Well-Managed Highway Infrastructure –A Code of Practice”.
  • The carriageway and footway element of the capital programme is based on a scheme of prioritisation which uses condition assessment scores, prioritisation criteria and weightings to determine which projects should be prioritised for investment.
  • The condition of East Dunbartonshire Council roads is assessed annually as part of the Scottish Roads Maintenance Condition Survey (SRMCS), an independent survey of road conditions in all 32 Scottish local authorities. The survey provides each local authority with a Road Condition Index (RCI) which identifies the percentage of roads in need of maintenance.
  • The figures below represent the carriageway condition survey conducted by East Dunbartonshire Council, utilising the Red-Amber-Green rating system. This survey is produced by WDM on behalf of Scottish local councils, providing an objective assessment of road surface conditions to guide maintenance priorities and infrastructure planning. For context, a comparison between the reports for 2022–2024 and 2023–2025 is included to highlight any changes or trends in road conditions over time.
    • RED AMBER GREEN 2022 - 2024
      • Red >=100 (5.79%) 23.149km
      • Amber 1 >=80 and <100 (5.72%) 22.894km
      • Amber 2>=40 and <80 (20.79%) 83.134km
      • Green >=0 and <40 (67.70%) 270.754km
    • RED AMBER GREEN 2023 - 2025
      • Red >=100 (6.62%) 24 292km
      • Amber 1 >=80 and <100 (5.71%) 20.923km
      • Amber 2>=40 and <80 (21.98%) 80.597km
      • Green >=0 and <40 (65.69%) 240.869km
  • A visual inspection by road officers is source of accuracy on the condition of the network, in greater detail.
  • In addition, and for the first time, the Service utilised Gaist Surveys, visit the Gaist website to view surveys. This full network survey allows the Roads Network Operations team a snapshot of reliable carriageway condition data that will empower the team and officers to make the best investment decisions based on accurate data.
  • The Team also investigates carriageway and footway maintenance issues to target improvements. The team analyse condition data available for each asset to identify need for maintenance and/or improvement.
  • Network Hierarchy – the team ensure that greater priority is given to roads and key assets on roads that have the greatest usage or need.
  • Risk – the team will give a higher priority to schemes that pose a risk to public safety.
  • Value for Money – the team will use the right treatments at the right time to produce cost effective solutions.
  • Network Management – the team endeavour to ensure works are programmed to minimise disruption to users and maximise benefits to the community by combining schemes for different assets together where possible. For example, programme traffic sensitive roads during school holidays, if possible, etc.
  • Each asset has its own set of prioritisation criteria and weighting sets based on the principles above which consider the unique attributes and requirements of each asset.It is the aim of the Roads Network Operations teams to deliver all the schemes listed in this report over a three-year period. However, this may not be possible due to unforeseen or emergency works causing potential conflict on the network. This is why there needs to be an element of flexibility in the programme to allow officers to react to any changes that may arise.
  • If a location is not delivered due to a conflict it will remain on the overall programme and will be re-prioritised for delivery in a future financial year or will be on hold until deploy a suitable contractor i.e., locations contaminate with coal tar
  • The capital work programme will be reviewed regularly to ensure that any adjustment is made to the programme as soon as possible with these reflecting in the annual/quarterly updates issued to elected members in April, July, October, and January each year.
  • The initial projected programme of 2025/26 is laid out for your information, but this may alter once the capital budget for 2025/26 is allocated. The programme is based on the capital allocation for the current year which was used as a guide to allow for preparations to be made prior to any budget decisions being taken by Council.
  • Footway and Carriageways are a maturing asset and in constant use to the condition will change over time and it is important that there is recognition that the resurfacing programmes are provisionally only at this time. These will be subject to change depending on the outcome of the annual or ad-hoc/reactive condition assessment review process, result of coal tar, conflict with utility works, weather permit, and any other unforeseen circumstances.
  • The investment in the East Dunbartonshire Council carriageways and footways improves the accessibility and safety of the road and footway network and therefore has a positive impact for all users, particularly older people, and those with a disability.

2025/26 Carriageway Programme (with no programmed dates)

2025/26 Carriageway Programme (with no programmed dates)
Location Town Comments

Crowhill Road

Bishopbriggs

Between ST Mungo and A803-north end under the railway bridge

Milngavie Road (phase 3)

Bearsden

McFarland Road to Kensington

McFarlane Road (Cul de sac) /Mingavie Road

Bearsden

MacFarlane Road (Speirs to End Cul de sac) and rest of Milngavie Road

Kirkintilloch Road (Phase 1) 

Bishopbriggs

South Crosshill to Bishop Cross

Kirkintilloch Road (Phase 2)

Bishopbriggs

Bishop Cross to Viewfield Road

Kilsyth Road (phase 2)

Kirkintilloch

McDonnald to Roundabout

Baljaffray Road (phase 4) plus Duntocher Roundabout

Bearsden

275 m to Duntocher Roundabout

Stockiemuir Road (phase 4)

Milngavie

Hilton Golf club

Duntocher Road (phase 1)

Bearsden

Between Former Garscadden Depot and WDC boundary - 2 weeks work - order

Duntocher Road (phase 2)

Bearsden

Between Former Garscadden Depot and WDC boundary - 2 weeks work - order

Milton Road

Lennoxtown

Benvue to Main Street

Strathblane Road (Phase 1)

Milngavie

TBC

Redbrae Road

Kirkintilloch

Dun Park to Waterside Roundabout

Newdyke Road

Kirkintilloch

Eidon Road to Hillhead Road

Letham Drive

Bishopbriggs

full

Meadowburn (phase 2)

Bishopbriggs

Kirkintilloch Road to Cadder Gate

Meadowburn (phase 1)

Bishopbriggs

Kirkintilloch Road to Cadder Gate

Angus Avenue Phase 1

Bishopbriggs

Angus lane to Careston Place

Angus Avenue Phase 2

Bishopbriggs

Careston Place to WCR

Main St

Twechar

from canal bridge to Gartshore junction

Main St phase 2 and speed hump

Twechar

from canal bridge to Gartshore junction

Lenzie Road

Kirkintilloch

Gallowhill Road to Eastergreens Avenue

Maxwell Avenue

Bearsden

From number 119 to GCC boundary

Regent SQ + GenBank Road

Lenzie

full

Golf View and Park Cres

Bearsden

full

Boclair Road (phase3)

Bearsden

GCC boundary to Millichen Road plus Allander roundabout to EDC boundary sign

Boclair Road (phase4)

Bearsden

Millichen Road to Ardoch Road

Balmuldy Road

Bishopbriggs

Hilton Road to Hilton Terrace

Burnbrae Road (phase 1)

Bishopbriggs

Blackland farm to Lindsaybeg Road

Carron Crescent + Birken Road

Lenzie

full

Maryhill Road

Bearsden

At BP Service Station, near junction with Rannoch, Garscube Mill and Between Coronation and Milngavie Road

Dalkeith Avenue

Bishopbriggs

full

Middleton Dive and Tower Place

Milngavie

Full – postponed due to positive coal tar result and will be rescheduled

Lynn Drive and Balfleurs

Milngavie

Full – postponed due to positive coal tar result and will be rescheduled

Moorfoot way

Bearsden

Between Cromalt Cres and number 47

Parkburn Avenue

Kirkintilloch

full

Kenmure Lane

Bishopbriggs

full

Fintry Garden + Paterson Place

Bearsden

full

Culloch Road

Bearsden

full

Cloberfield

Milngavie

full

Thorn Drive

Bearsden

Drymen to Iain

Laxton Drive + Orchard Brae

Lenzie

Full

Ralston Road

Bearsden

full

Gartconnell Road

Bearsden

Cul de sac

Auchinstarry Road

Twechar

full

Southbank Drive

Kirkintilloch

full

Carse View

Bearsden

full

Crossveggate

Milngavie

full

Milngavie Road (Main Street)

Milngavie

Mosshead to Burnbrae Roundabout

Milngavie Road (Main Street)

Milngavie

Mosshead to Burnbrae Roundabout (including roundabout)

Crosshill Road

Bishopbriggs

TBC

2025/26 Footway Programme (with no programmed dates)

2025/26 Footway Programme (with no programmed dates)
Location Town Comments

Inveroran Drive (phase 1)

Bearsden

Kessington to Glendaruel Avenue – both side

MacFarlane Road / Milngavie Road

Bearsden

From Mini Roundabout to Kensington shop – one side

Drymen Road

Bearsden

Station Road To Cross- Around School

Gallowhill Road (Phase 1)

Kirkintilloch

Beech to Moss both sides

Boghead Road

Kirkintilloch

From Mosshead to BP garage - both sides

Milngavie Road (phase 2)

Bearsden

Mosshead to Manse-House side only

Alexander Place

Kirkintilloch

Full Length

Park St

Kirkintilloch

Full Length

Fellsview Avenue

Kirkintilloch

Full Length

Auchinairn Road

Bishopbriggs

Between Scotmid Co-op and War Memorial

2026/27 Carriageway Programme (with no programmed dates)

2026/27 Carriageway Programme (with no programmed dates)
Location Town Comments

Stockiemuir Road (phase 5)

Bearsden

From Craighead drive toward Craigton -300m length -include RB-Order

Campsie Road (Near traffic lights and Urban sections)

Lennoxtown

TBC

Kilsyth Road (phase 3)

Kirkintilloch

Cala Home to council depot

Kilsyth Road (phase 3)

Kirkintilloch

Council Depot to 200 meters after B8023

Kirkintilloch Road (phase 3)

Bishopbriggs

Between Crosshill RB and Westerhill

Milton Road

Kirkintilloch

From Glasgow Road to Bridge

Craigmaddie Road

Balmore

Overlay - TBC

Chryston Road

Kirkintilloch

Rail bridge to Ruther Avenue-overlay

Lenzie Road

Kirkintilloch

Gallowhill Road to Eastergreens Avenue

Strathblane Road (Phase 2)

Milngavie

TBC

Milngavie Road (phase 4)

Bearsden

Manse Road to Mosshead

Milngavie Road (phase 5)

Bearsden

Manse Road to Mosshead

Bellfield and Washinton Road

Kirkintilloch

school to Glasgow Road

Lindsaybeg Road (phase 1)

Bishopbriggs

Auchinloch to Easter Garngaber Road

Lindsaybeg Road (phase 2)

Bishopbriggs

Easter Gaingaber to roundabout

Main Street (phase 1)

Lennoxtown

Full

Main Street (phase 2)

Lennoxtown

Full

Newdyke Road

Kirkintilloch

Woodstock to Langmuir

Meadowburn (phase 3)

Bishopbriggs

Hilton Road to Calder

Watermill Drive (phase 1)

Bishopbriggs

full

Watermill Dr (phase 2) +Farm Park+ and Millas Plc

Bishopbriggs

full

Woodilee Road

Kirkintilloch

Full

Initiative road

Kirkintilloch

all the legs to and from Lindsaybeg Roundabout

Badenoch Road

Kirkintilloch

full

Burnbrae Road (phase 2)

Bishopbriggs

Lindsaybeg Road to Muckcroft Road-overlay

Burnbrae Road (phase 3)

Bishopbriggs

Lindsaybeg Road to Muckcroft Road-overlay

Orchard Field

Lenzie

full

Waverley Crescent

Kirkintilloch

full

Tower Road/Back O' Hill Road

Balmore

TBC

New Lairdsland Road

Kirkintilloch

From Canal to Catherine St

Juniper Drive

Kirkintilloch

full

Glenwood Road

Lenzie

full

Craigmore Road and Pentland place

Bearsden

full

Marmion Drive

Kirkintilloch

full

Hilton Road

Milngavie

full

Burnside Avenue

Kirkintilloch

full

John Street

Kirkintilloch

full

St Columba Drive

Kirkintilloch

full

Millburn Street

Lennoxtown

full

Moncrieff Avenue

Lenzie

full

Glenbank Road and Regent Sq.

Lenzie

full

Willow Avenue and Cedar

Lenzie

full

Kirk St

Milngavie

full

Badenoch Road, Loran Place, Badenoch Road

Kirkintilloch

full

Park Avenue

Bishopbriggs

full

Benvue Road

Lennoxtown

full

Finlay Rise (phase 1)

Milngavie

full

Finlay Rise (phase 2)

Milngavie

full

2026/27 Footway Programme (with no programmed dates)

2026/27 Footway Programme (with no programmed dates)
Location Town Comments

Milngavie Road (phase 3)

Bearsden

Kensington To Moore Drive-Both sides

Kirkintilloch Road

Bishopbriggs

Meadow Burn to opp Westerhill Road-one side

Inveroran Drive (phase 2)

Bearsden

Glendaruel Avenue to Durness Avenue-around school-Both sides

Rosslyn Road

Bearsden

From Castlehill School to Drybursh Road-Both sides

Elm Avenue

Lenzie

Beech Road to Number 6

Roman Road

Bearsden

From School to Grange Road/Rail Bridge

South Main Road

Milngavie

Full Length - both side

Gallowhill Road (Phase 2)

Kirkintilloch

Kirkintilloch Road to Beech-Both sides

Park Crescent

Torrance

Full Length

Thorn Road

Bearsden

Thorn Drive to Golf club

Main St

Balmore

Kelvin Bridge RB to Campsie Road

Birch Drive

Lenzie

Full Length – previously appeared in 2025/26

2027/28 Carriageway Programme (with no programmed dates)

2027/28 Carriageway Programme (with no programmed dates)
Location Town Comments

Southmain Road

Milngavie

full length

Glen orchard

Balmore

Golf Club Road to Woodend house

Baldernock Linn

Balmore

Overlay

Acre Valley Road

Torrance

Overlay

Campsie Drive (phase 2)

Milngavie

Phase 2 (between No 51 and Jct Bleurs St)- Phase 1 done 2024

Allander Road Phase 2

Milngavie

Numbers 42 - 74

West Balgrochan Road

Torrance

Maitland Drive to Acre Valley Road

Wester Cleddens Road

Bishopbriggs

Laggan Road to Woodhill Road

Angus Avenue

Bishopbriggs

Torr Road to Wester Cledden Road

Stockiemuir Road (phase 6)

Bearsden

TBC

Thorn Road

Bearsden

Between Bearsden cross and Thorn Drive

Waterside Road from Oxgang roundabout to Merkland

Kirkintilloch

from Oxgang roundabout to Merkland - 600sqm Anti-skid required

Park Road Bishopbriggs

Kirkintilloch

Road to Hillside

Park Road

Bishopbriggs

Hillside to End of Cul de sac

Kirkintilloch Road

Lenzie

Beech Road – to cross

Clober Road

Milngavie

Between B8050 and N. Claremont Ln. Junction included

B8050 Craigdhu Road

Milngavie

From Clober Road to Ferguson Avenue

Lee Crescent

Bishopbriggs

from Emerson Road to Crowhill Road

Woodfield Avenue

Bishopbriggs

from Callieburn Road to Rose Dale

Wellington Road

Bishopbriggs

At Low Moss industrial estate

A81 Glasgow Road (phase 1)

Milngavie

From Station Road to Auchenhowie Road

Gary Avenue

Bearsden

full- Possible coal tar- Overlay

Stockiemuir Avenue

Bearsden

school to Mosshead Park

Menteith Avenue

Bishopbriggs

from Hazel Dene to the pedestrian crossing at Etive Park/shiel

Springfield Road

Bishopbriggs

From Callieburn to Hazel

Ballaig Avenue

Bearsden

full

Buccleuch Drive + Brandon Drive

Bearsden

full

Queensberry Avenue

Bearsden

full

Kirkton Cres

MOC

full

Meikle Bin Brae

Lennoxtown

full

Redhill View, Argyl gr, blue bell way, Warrer Wall

Lennoxtown

full

Eastermains & Drumhill

Kirkintilloch

full

Blacklands Place

Lenzie

Bridge To Lindsaybegg Road

Craigie Road, Foxes Grove, Meadowburn Avenue

Lenzie

full

Cleish Avenue

Bearsden

full

Limetree Walk + Walnut, Cherry Place Briar Bank and Larch Grove (phase 2)

Kirkintilloch

full

Craigmarloch Avenue

Torrance

full - Abandoned in 2024 so needed for re-programme

Cromarty Avenue

Bishopbriggs

full- include junction with Solway Road

Northbank road

Kirkintilloch

TBC

Millersneuk

Lenzie

TBC

Westergreens Avenue - part 1

Lenzie

TBC

Westergreens Avenue - part 2

Lenzie

TBC

Kelvin view

Twechar

full

Gartshore Cres

Twechar

Kelvin view to Johnstone terrace

2027/28 Footway Programme (with no programmed dates)

2027/28 Footway Programme (with no programmed dates)
Location Town Comments

Finlay Rise (phase 2)

Milngavie

Bridgegate to end of the road – previously appeared in 2025/26

Tambowie Avenue

Milngavie

Full Length – previously appeared in 2025/26

Springfield Road

Bishopbriggs

from Callieburn Road to Muir Street

Garngaber Avenue

Lenzie

TBC

Garngaber Avenue

Milngavie

TBC

South Mains Road

Milngavie

TBC

Roman Drive (Both Footways) from Roman Road to Milngavie Road

Bearsden

from Roman Road to Milngavie Road

Menteith Avenue

Bishopbriggs

Woodhill Road to Hazel Dene, (both sides)

Glasgow Road

Milngavie

From Railway Bridge to Waitrose

Station Road

Milngavie

LH Footway from Glasgow Road to Fulton Road

Strathblane Road

Milngavie

From Baldernock Road to Opposite Moor Road

Killermonth Road

Bearsden

Speirs to Kensington

Prestonfield

Milngavie

internal path + two cul de sac

Gleenwood Garden

Lenzie

TBC

Allander Road

Milngavie

TBC

Douglas Muir Road

Milngavie

from Drumbeg Terrace to Castle Mains Road

West Chapelton Avenue

Bearsden

One side only