Welcome to the Council's Public Relations section
Additional woodland and habitat improvements are being introduced in Faifley Knowes as part of work to support the Council’s Climate Change Strategy.
A high number of West Dunbartonshire pupils are learning about diversity and participating in lessons to tackle bigotry, religious hate and racism.
Inspired learning aimed at improving pupils’ health and wellbeing is being piloted in three Clydebank primary schools.
The most vulnerable households across West Dunbartonshire will benefit from significant additional support introduced as part of a ‘no cuts’ budget agreed today.
A homecare worker described as a “shining example” has been named as the Council’s Employee of the Year for 2021.
A new strategy outlining the Council’s vision and plan for housing and housing services in the area for the next five years has been launched.
West Dunbartonshire residents are being encouraged to share their experiences of recycling in an online survey.
Children and young people in Bellsmyre are calling on residents and visitors to ‘Bin it for Bellsmyre’ during a litter pick in their community.
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New community woodland for Faifley
Published : 11 March 2022
Pupils receiving lessons on anti-sectarianism
Published : 10 March 2022
Creative Learning projects piloted in primary schools
Published : 10 March 2022
School clothing grant doubled as no cuts budget agreed
Published : 09 March 2022
Council employees are “shining example” for residents
Published : 09 March 2022
New Local Housing Strategy for West Dunbartonshire is launched
Published : 09 March 2022
Residents’ views sought in recycling survey
Published : 09 March 2022
Children call residents to ‘Bin it for Bellsmyre’
Published : 01 March 2022