Tuesday 9th March 2010 - 10am – 1.30pm Bearsden - Brookwood Library Activity programme for Bearsden Primary School classes. Mr Shankland from the Bearsden Local History Group will give a talk on the history of Bearsden shops in the 1960s.
Following the most challenging budget to be set by East Dunbartonshire Council, with substantial savings of £8 million found from across all Council Services, sponsorship is to be sought for town centre initiatives such as the hanging baskets, the Christmas lights, and the award winning Kirkintilloch Canal Festival.
West of Scotland Liberal Democrat MSP Ross Finnie has praised the services to protect children and young people in the East Dunbartonshire Council area.
Stuart McMillan MSP, (SNP) has today (Friday) welcomed the announcement from the Scottish Government that £3.4 million has been pledged, over three years, to help Thalidomide survivors in Scotland meet increasing costs as they get older.
Jo Swinson MP has slammed East Dunbartonshire Council for cutting grants to community organisations by 48% without consulting its Grants Advisory Committee.
Jo Swinson MP has criticised the Government for spending just £30 million of a promised £152 million of key environmental and renewable energy funds over the last three years.
Strathkelvin & Bearsden MSP David Whitton has said that the Audit Scotland report into public sector efficiency highlights serious problems caused by the SNP’s failure to properly fund public bodies, like local councils and the NHS.
A starkly emotional new advertising campaign launches today (Monday 8th March 2010) to remind drivers in the West of Scotland of the benefits of driving below twenty miles per hour in residential areas.
Stuart McMillan MSP (SNP) has today (Wednesday) added his support to the See Me campaign which aims to tackle the stigma shown by family and friends to people suffering from mental ill-health.
The Council’s Policy and Resources Committee this week (Tuesday 9 February) approved the latest round of Ward Budget projects, totalling £18,400, and noted that the total spending on Ward Budget projects was now £367,813.