Consultations

East Dunbartonshire Council is carrying out a consultation on the draft British Sign Language plan, 2024-30. We want to ensure that our plan for BSL reflects the needs and aspirations of our residents. We are looking for the views of as many people as possible to make sure that we are on the right track when it comes to looking after our deaf and deafblind communities and others who use BSL.  

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Residents, businesses and groups are being invited to have their say on a busy route through Bishopbriggs and North Glasgow.

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A management plan for Lenzie Moss is being created in order for the Council to effectively manage the site for both open space activities such as walking and enjoying the natural environment, and also to manage this richly biodiverse area for wildlife. 

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A management plan for Cairnhill Woods in Westerton, Bearsden is being created in order for the Council to effectively manage the site for both open space activities such as walking and enjoying the natural environment, and also to manage this biodiversity rich area for wildlife.

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People power is needed to drive measures to help improve the availability of taxis, support local businesses and increase safety in East Dunbartonshire. Following initial consultation with representatives of the trade, East Dunbartonshire Council has developed proposals for taxi stances (ranks) in the area.

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The aim of the Hillhead Canal Basin Heritage Project is to create a strong community heritage link between Hillhead and Kirkintilloch Town Centre. The objectives include understanding the constraints and opportunities along this section of the Forth & Clyde Canal, creating a distinct heritage trail that connects residents from Hillhead to the Town Centre, and providing an enhanced gateway for visitors to Kirkintilloch. 

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A management plan for both Whitefield Pond and the nearby Balgrochan Marsh is being created in order for the Council to effectively manage both sites for both open space activities.

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East Dunbartonshire Council and Scottish Canals are seeking to ensure the south bank towpath of the Forth & Clyde Canal which forms a key route to and from the Town Centre in Kirkintilloch remains fit for purpose and delivers the widest possible range of benefits for its surrounding communities, stakeholders and visitors.Following on from the Drop In Event at the Kirkintilloch Canal Festival on 27 August 2023 and its associated online survey which ran for one month, proposals have been amended and developed to accommodate your feedback.

The Council is committed to improving active travel (e.g.walking, wheeling and cycling) infrastructure across East Dunbartonshire as set out within the Active Travel Strategy 2015-2020 and the Local Transport Strategy 2020-2025.

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