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In & around our schools
/roads-parking-travel/road-safety/road-safety-pedestrians-and-carsAt 8.30 – 9.00am, 1 in 5 cars on the road are making the school journey!
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Balloch Village Plans
/business/regeneration/archive/balloch-village-plansA place making project completed in 2019 aimed to revitalize the village of Balloch. The project focused on Village Square (Public square at Moss O’Balloch) and Balloch Road West. Improving the…
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Focus Group Feedback - 23 November 21
/community/community-planning/communities/community-empowerment/participatory-budgeting/focus-group-feedbackThis is a brief summary of what was discussed.
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Guidance for Taxi/Private Hire Car/Driver Licence and Taxi/Private Hire Car Licence Holders
/business/licences-permits-and-permissions/taxis-and-private-hire-cars-licences/guidance-for-taxi-driversKnowledge Tests Grant applications will not be accepted unless the knowledge test has been passed in advance. Please contact licensing@west-dunbarton.gov.uk to make an appointment. Vehicle…
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About West Dunbartonshire and the Council
/armed-forces/about-west-dunbartonshireWe 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…
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No Home for Domestic Abuse
/housing/no-home-for-domestic-abuseWest Dunbartonshire Council has become the first social landlord in Scotland to introduce a zero tolerance policy on domestic abuse within its properties. The Council has introduced measures which…
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Cold calling
/consumer-advice/cold-callingThe Cold Calling initiative aims to give householders within the zones the confidence to say ‘no’ to cold calling salespeople.
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Economic Development Strategy
/council/key-council-documents/economic-development-strategyThe Council has Business Support and Regeneration who are committed to developing and regenerating the local area. Over the last couple of years COVID-19, Brexit, rising inflation and the energy…
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Location
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Special / Bulky Uplifts
/recycling-and-waste/special-bulky-upliftsBefore you book an uplift, why not donate your large household items you no longer need instead. If you items are still in good condition you can have them collected . Visit Recycle for Scotland |…
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Christie Park Primary celebrate 60 years
/council/newsroom/news/2024/oct/christie-park-primary-60-yearsA special concert was held to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Christie Park Primary School in Alexandria. Proud pupils took to the stage and wowed the audience by singing and dancing to uplifting…
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Streamlined online housing application will make process easier for citizens
/council/newsroom/news/2025/oct/online-housing-applicationCitizens across West Dunbartonshire can now benefit from a streamlined process when applying for social housing.
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Have your say on local leisure and sporting facilities
/council/newsroom/news/2025/nov/leisure-and-sportFeedback is being sought from residents on how leisure and sporting facilities across the area are used.
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Local Heroes Announced as Finalists for Provost’s Civic Awards
/council/newsroom/news/2025/dec/civic-awards-finalistsThe finalists for West Dunbartonshire’s Provost’s Civic Awards have been selected – with determined fundraisers, dedicated volunteers and impressive local leaders up for awards.
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About Visitor Levy
/business/visitor-levy/about-visitor-levyThe Visitor Levy (Scotland) Act became a law in September 2024. The legislation allows councils in Scotland to tax paid, overnight accommodation. Following consultation, the Council has…
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Why visitor levy
/business/visitor-levy/why-visitor-levyThe scheme is designed to sustain and support the facilities and services substantially used by visitors for leisure and business purposes within the West Dunbartonshire area. The objectives of the…
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Information for visitors and exemptions
/business/visitor-levy/information-for-visitors-and-exemptionsIf you are planning to stay in West Dunbartonshire on or after 1 July 2027, and you book your stay on or after 1 October 2026, a 5% visitor levy charge may be added to your accommodation cost. All…
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Invest Visitor Levy
/business/visitor-levy/invest-visitor-levyThe underlying rationale for introducing a visitor levy is that visitors who pay to stay in the area and use public spaces and services should contribute to managing the impact of a successful…
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West Dunbartonshire Visitor Levy Scheme
/business/visitor-levy/west-dunbartonshire-visitor-levy-schemePublished 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…
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Water safety workshops ahead of school holidays
/council/newsroom/news/2024/june/water-safety-workshops-ahead-of-school-holidaysWest Dunbartonshire school pupils have been given water safety lessons to raise awareness of the dangers of swimming in open water. The lessons are being delivered in all schools prior to the summer…