West Dunbartonshire

West Dunbartonshire Council has set out its plans to achieve net zero emissions by 2045.

Sandy and James Easdale have acquired an extensive waterfront site at Cardross, with the planned development bringing their total construction projects to well over £400 million.

A high-tech new heating system which will transform the way homes, businesses and public buildings in Clydebank are heated is now operational.

Residents and visitors are being invited to give their views on proposals to improve connections between key locations in Dumbarton.

The development of new affordable council homes in West Dunbartonshire is set to continue at pace for the next five years according to the council's Social Housing Improvement Plan (SHIP). The plan has revealed that more than 1,200 new social housing properties are to be introduced throughout the ar

West Dunbartonshire Council is seeking comments from the Scottish Government on a plan to introduce enhanced fire safety measures across the area’s high rise buildings. The proposed programme of further enhancements, including upgrades to window panels in 11 blocks, as well as installation of

A major industrial and commercial development at ExxonMobil's former Esso site in Bowling can move forward after a deal to transfer ownership of the land to West Dunbartonshire Council was completed.

A design system to ensure all new developments at Queens Quay meet the same high standard has been introduced by West Dunbartonshire Council.

Work is progressing well at Queens Quay House, the new multi-million pound Care Home and Day Care Centre in Clydebank expected to be completed in November.

A new development of 46 affordable homes in Dumbarton is giving families a whole new view of life.

The first phase of modern new homes for West Dunbartonshire Council on the site of a former primary school in Clydebank will be handed over to tenants this month.

Almost 150 new affordable homes for social rent are taking shape as part of the Queens Quay regeneration project in Clydebank.

A list of potential names for new streets in Clydebank’s Queens Quay development will go out for consultation.

Caledonia Housing Association has secured planning permission from West Dunbartonshire Council to press ahead with the first phase in its £30 million regeneration of the Bellsmyre area of Dumbarton, beginning with the construction of 66 new affordable homes along Muir Road.

Plans to build four new houses in Clydebank could fall through because the developer hasn't paid an outstanding £5,400 fee, according to reports. West Dunbartonshire Council granted planning permission in summer 2018 for the homes on land adjacent to Three Acres, off Cochno Road in Faifley.