East Dunbartonshire Council

Organisations are being invited to apply for funding from East Dunbartonshire Council's Community Grants Scheme. The latest round is open until Friday 10 January 2025, for more information and to apply visit the website.

Residents, workers and organisations are being invited to help shape the future of services delivered by East Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP).

Consultations are taking place on planning issues including the historic environment, housing and developer contributions for schools in East Dunbartonshire. 

East Dunbartonshire Council is calling on local residents, businesses and organisations living or operating in the area to have their say on a strategic approach to decarbonising heat and improving energy efficiency in buildings throughout the area.

East Dunbartonshire Council has launched its latest Budget consultation ahead of its meeting early next year to agree the 2025/2026 budget.

Residents are being a chance to find out about proposals to build around 51 affordable homes in Kirkintilloch at a drop-in event being held in August.

Auchinairn could be home to over 60 new affordable homes under a new proposal from East Dunbartonshire Council.

Community groups in East Dunbartonshire are being invited to follow in the wake of Caurnie Angling Club – which recently netted a funding boost to help it power forward with improvement plans.

The East Dunbartonshire Trusted Trader scheme is helping people ready to improve their home ensure they use a trader who can be trusted.

From flower power and music in care homes to sports and support for people with additional needs, the Community Grants Scheme is making a difference across East Dunbartonshire. The latest round of funding is open for applications until 26 April 2024.

East Dunbartonshire Council has agreed its Revenue Budget for 2024/25 and a revised 30-year Capital Investment Plan.

East Dunbartonshire Council has agreed its Housing Revenue and Capital Budget for the year ahead.

Ann Davie has been appointed as the next head of East Dunbartonshire Council’s workforce. The move follows a robust recruitment and selection process which concluded this week.

East Dunbartonshire Council is calling for local residents to help shape early work on its next Local Development Plan – LDP3.

A range of local groups have secured funding from East Dunbartonshire Council's Community Grants Scheme and the council is stressing that more funding is available for local groups.