West Dunbartonshire Council

A number of council-owned sites across West Dunbartonshire are set to be sold in the coming months for a total of almost £10 million.

The community of West Dunbartonshire came together at a groundbreaking conference designed to raise awareness of and prevent domestic abuse.

West Dunbartonshire Council has amended its Buy-Back Scheme to include additional properties which are not former local authority homes.

A report assessing West Dunbartonshire Council's housing service has highlighted a number of positive improvements in the past year.

A ground-breaking community conference to help break the cycle of domestic violence is to be held by West Dunbartonshire Council.  The event, No Home for Domestic Abuse – Breaking the Cycle, will take place on November 14, in Clydebank Town Hall.

Care leavers in full-time education and living in their own council property will not be required to pay rent while they study as part of a new initiative by West Dunbartonshire Council. The new scheme will mean many young care leavers will be able to focus on studying without worrying about finance

West Dunbartonshire Council is considering the use of solar panels in a bid to reduce its carbon emissions.

Work has begun on the construction of 126 new affordable council homes in Clydebank. The site of the former St Andrew’s High School, between John Knox Street and Whitecrook Street, will be rebuilt into a variety of properties ranging from one-bedroom flats to five-bedroom houses.

West Dunbartonshire Council is preparing to launch a public consultation to gauge public opinion on best ways to manage relationships with the Traveller community.

In a bid to further increase the provision of new affordable homes West Dunbartonshire Council has formed a new partnership with local housing associations and is to consider the introduction of alternative tenures at a development in Clydebank East.

West Dunbartonshire Council has secured £265,000 from the Scottish Government to help reduce homelessness.

A series of tests will be made on homes in Clydebank in an attempt to reduce the impact of aircraft noise.

West Dunbartonshire Council will today consider the development of a short-stay site to accommodate additional members of the Gypsy/Traveller community during the summer months.

West Dunbartonshire Council has established a new budget consultation to allow residents to have more say in how their money is spent. 

West Dunbartonshire Council is investing £500,000 to change the lives of young people across the area.