east dunbartonshire

Aerial view looking down on an artist's impression of the new civic space, with St Matthew's Church labelled in the top left of the picture, the Church Hall in the top right, the civic space highlighted in yellow in the centre left of the image with a main road cutting from bottom left to the middle right of the image, and Morrisons in the bottom right.

Exciting plans to create a new Civic Space in Bishopbriggs are taking centre stage thanks to an online exhibition. The new focal point is part of the Bishopbriggs Town Centre Regeneration project – a key element of the Council’s £34.88 million Place and Growth Programme, supported by the UK and […]

New Civic Space for Bishopbriggs takes centre stage in exhibition

Residents, businesses and groups are being invited to help guide the location of a new route which aims to boost business opportunities and cut congestion in Bishopbriggs town centre. Consultation is being held on options for the new Westerhill Development Road (previously referred to as Phase 5 of the Bishopbriggs […]

Have your say on important new road for East Dunbartonshire

Aerial photograph showing Bishopbriggs town centre.

Residents, businesses and groups are being invited to help further guide efforts to revamp public realm areas in Bishopbriggs. A concept plan has been developed for the town centre following engagement/consultation by East Dunbartonshire Council in 2022 and 2021. From Monday 6 February until Tuesday 28 February 2023, you can […]

Consultation on concept plan for Bishopbriggs town centre

Photo of Bishopbriggs Town Centre sign with Joint Leaders Cllr Andrew Polson (left) and Cllr Vaughan Moody (right).

People are being invited to help shape plans to boost business in Bishopbriggs. Views are sought on a potential Business Incubation Centre in the town – part of the Council’s £34.88 million City Deal Place and Growth Programme for the area. The aim is to examine options to provide affordable, […]

Views invited on potential plans for new business centre in …

Map of Glasgow and surrounding areas with red pushpin in Glasgow.

A new economic strategy launched today for Glasgow City Region is set to have a profound impact on wider public sector policy, decision-making and spend over the next ten years for the local area of 1.8 million residents and 50,000 businesses. The strategy sets the approach for how the Region […]