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  1. Decriminalised Parking Enforcement (DPE)

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    In October 2025, West Dunbartonshire Council will take over the enforcement of parking rules from Police Scotland. This is called Decriminalised Parking Enforcement (DPE). Council Enforcement…

  2. Private Tenants Rights and Duties

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    As a private sector tenant what are my rights and responsibilities?

  3. What can you do to help the environment?

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    Think about how you use energy? Looking for energy advice or tips speak to our Home Energy Advice Officer or contact Home Energy Scotland on 0808 808 2282 Buy more efficient products. Look out for…

  4. Homes Again West-Dunbartonshire

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    Bringing empty homes back into use The Empty Homes initiative which has been named Homes Again West-Dunbartonshire is looking at bringing empty homes in the private sector back into use.  We…

  5. About West Dunbartonshire and the Council

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    We are committed to strengthening ties between those who serve or have served in the armed forces and the communities in which they work and live. In 2016 WDC signed the Armed Forces Covenant and…

  6. Social Enterprise Growth Grant

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      The Social Enterprise Growth Grant provides financial support of up to 50% of the enterprise's project expenditure, up to a maximum grant of £3000.  The aim of the grant is to provide…

  7. Planning Enforcement

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    Planning Enforcement is important in monitoring developments and investigating alleged breaches of planning control.

  8. National Services

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    Scotland’s Domestic Abuse and forced marriage helpline They provide support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for anyone with experience of domestic abuse or forced marriage, as well as their family…

  9. Inspection, testing and enforcement

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    We never charge for giving advice to consumers or businesses, but we do charge for some very specialised services such as weights & measures checks for businesses.

  10. Fostering

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    Why Do Children Need Foster Care? Foster carers look after children and young people so that families have time to sort out their difficulties.  Most children and young people return home to…

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  1. Bonhill allotments giving residents their own growing space

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    More residents are being given the chance to tend to their own garden space after a new allotment site opened.

  2. Sidey and Enva

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            “Over the last couple of months, we have been so delighted by the response from our feature on the social benefit Wishlist. Within weeks of each other we received two…

  3. What Matters to you? West Dunbartonshire Council’s 2026/27 Budget

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    Residents are being encouraged to have their say on the Council’s spending for 2026/27 by sharing what matters to them most in our budget conversation, launching today (Monday 2 June).

  4. Official Opening of Clydebank Museum and Local History & Archives

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    A new museum telling the story of Clydebank through a range of never-before-displayed objects was officially opened today. The facility – located in the basement of Clydebank Library – features…

  5. Budget Conversation - Shape Council Spending for 2027/28

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    Residents are being encouraged to have their say on how the Council should prioritise spending for 2027/28, as a new budget conversation launches this week (Monday 11 May).

  6. Useful contacts

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    Here are some useful contacts if you need any further information: Corporate Procurement Unit We support West Dunbartonshire Council in managing all of its third party spend. You can engage further…

  7. West Dunbartonshire Visitor Levy Scheme

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    Published 21 November 2025 West Dunbartonshire Visitor Levy – Final Scheme West Dunbartonshire intends to utilise the powers granted by the Visitor Levy (Scotland) Act 2024 to introduce a levy in…

  8. Young people encouraged to get active through free cycling and walking scheme

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    A programme of free cycling and walking activities will be on offer for young people over the school holidays as part of the Summer of Sport initiative.

  9. Summer 2025

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    Tenant Participation Update – Summer 2025 INVOLVING YOU to improve housing services Welcome Hello and welcome to the latest Tenant Participation update. Its purpose is to keep our Tenant &…

  10. Young people enjoy a summer of friendship and fun at this year’s SHINE programme

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    Young people across West Dunbartonshire benefited from free summer holiday camps offering fun and friendship over the school holidays.   The Council invested £100k this year along with £19,993…