West Dunbartonshire Council

Work on a 19-unit development of specialist West Dunbartonshire Council homes for elderly residents in Old Kilpatrick is progressing. Construction began on the site at Mount Pleasant earlier this year with some of the properties already taking shape.

Cordale Housing Association has started work on a £5.4 million development of 25 new homes at Dalquhurn in Renton. Contractor AS Homes began work this week and will deliver 15 two-bed houses, 8 three-bed houses and 2 four-bed houses. The project, which received over £2.6m from the Scotti

Businesses are being invited to bid for funding as part of an innovative project aimed at developing greener solutions for homes across Scotland.

West Dunbartonshire Council’s Working4U Money team has helped almost 4,000 local residents gain £8.2 million through benefit claims and debt write-offs as a result of its support services.

Tenants in West Dunbartonshire are being warned against storing mobility scooters in communal entrances, hallways and bin stores as they could pose a fire hazard.

A range of measures to tackle the housing emergency in West Dunbartonshire have been outlined in a newly published comprehensive action plan.

Support for homeless people and those at risk of becoming homeless in West Dunbartonshire has been praised by inspectors. An unannounced inspection of the West Dunbartonshire Council’s Supported Housing Service - which helps vulnerable people over the age of 16 to develop skills to maintain te

Residents from all areas of Clydebank are being asked for their feedback on a new long-term plan for the town.

People across West Dunbartonshire are being given the chance to have their say on two important surveys which aim to support improvements in the area.

Modular housing developer Connect Modular has agreed a partnership with West Dunbartonshire Council to develop a small brownfield site at Gilmour Avenue, Clydebank which will deliver two three-bedroom houses for social rent.

Community Links Scotland has successfully secured funding from the Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme to continue its West Dunbartonshire Energy Advice Service. First established in 2023, the project works in partnership with five West Dunbartonshire housing associations and West Dunbartonshir

A housing emergency has been declared in West Dunbartonshire amid unprecedented pressures on the ability to meet the needs of those in social housing or seeking a council property.

A change to West Dunbartonshire Council’s street naming and numbering policy will provide an opportunity for notable individuals to be honoured.

Residents are being encouraged to have their say on West Dunbartonshire Council's spending for 2025/26 by joining the Budget Conversation, launched yesterday. The council faces a significant financial challenge and following difficult decisions in March to help close a £17million budget gap, c

Tenants across West Dunbartonshire will benefit from a range of upgrades to properties over the next year.