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  1. Contact Us

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    Sign Language Users Sign Language users can use the service provided by contactSCOTLAND-BSL, the online British Sign Language interpreting service, to contact the Council. Further information is…

  2. Community Empowerment

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    The Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015 will help to empower communities.

  3. Access Guide - Meadow Leisure Centre, Dumbarton

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    Access Guide for those with or affected by disabilities The Meadow Leisure Centre has a number of adaptations for people with or affected by disabilities.  Adaptations include disabled parking;…

  4. Access Guide - Vale of Leven Pool Leisure Centre

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    Access Guide for those with or affected by disabilities The Vale of Leven Pool Leisure Centre has a number of adaptations for people with or affected by disabilities.  Adaptations include disabled…

  5. Access Guide - Clydebank Leisure Centre

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    Access Guide for those with or affected by disabilities Clydebank Leisure Centre has a number of adaptations for people with or affected by disabilities.  Adaptations include accessible toilets and…

  6. Community Budgeting Phase 6

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    Community Budgeting is part of West Dunbartonshire Council's Your Community Initiative and has been developed and refined over 5 phases as WDC's approach to Participatory Budgeting. Community…

  7. Accessibility Statement

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    This accessibility statement applies to the www.west-dunbarton.gov.uk domain. This website is run by West Dunbartonshire Council. We want as many people as possible to be able to use this website.…

  8. What is a participation request?  

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    This guidance has been produced in consultation with community groups and West Dunbartonshire’s partner organisations to ensure that it is as accessible as possible. The guidance will support any…

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  1. Change to street naming policy will allow notable individuals to be honoured

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    A change to West Dunbartonshire Council’s street naming and numbering policy will provide an opportunity for notable individuals to be honoured.

  2. Scottish Parliamentary constituencies to remain largely unchanged

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    Scottish Parliamentary constituencies in West Dunbartonshire will remain largely unchanged following a review by Boundaries Scotland.

  3. Huge increase in the number of young people accessing free swim and gym

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    More young people than ever took advantage of free swim and gym sessions over Easter in West Dunbartonshire, with numbers doubling on last year. As part of the Council’s cost of living initiative…

  4. Shopfront improvements programme to be expanded after successful pilot

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    A scheme to improve the appearance of town centres across West Dunbartonshire is being expanded.

  5. Swimming lessons for young people with complex care needs reinstated

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    Swimming lessons for children and young people with additional support needs will be reinstated after cross-party support from councillors.

  6. Council jobs fair hailed a success as over 300 people meet with employers

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    More than 300 people attended a recent Council jobs fair, meeting with employers to find out more about opportunities available.

  7. Significant step in regeneration of major brownfield site on Clyde Waterfront

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    The regeneration of one of the largest brownfield sites in West Dunbartonshire and along the Clyde Waterfront has taken a major step forward after planning permission in principle for the former…

  8. WDC continues commitment to Diversity and Inclusion by signing Race at Work Charter

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    West Dunbartonshire Council has reaffirmed its commitment to equality within the workplace by signing the Race at Work Charter. The Charter, which tackles inequalities against Black, Asian, Mixed…

  9. Community Transition and Youth Success Funds open for applications

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    Local organisations will benefit from two new Council funding streams set up to offset the impact of the cost of living in West Dunbartonshire.

  10. First sod cut at new multi-million pound Faifley Community Campus

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    The first sod has been cut to officially mark the start of building work at the new multi-million-pound state of the art education and community campus in Faifley.   Councillor Clare Steel, Chair of…