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Community Council

There are currently 12 community councils in East Dunbartonshire. Community council elections are usually held in the autumn of the same year as local councillor elections, every four or five years.

Baldernock Community Council comprises:

  • Chairperson - vacant

  • Secretary - Celia Burns

  • Treasurer - Mags Harwood

Committee members:

  • Fiona Grier (Tartan Team)

  • Liz MisCampbell

  • James Beattie

Co-opted members:

  • Elaine Reid

  • Lesley Wiseman (The Baldernock Trust)

If you are interested in joining the Community Council, please get in touch.

e: baldernockcc@gmail.com

Baldernock Community Council meetings are held on the second Monday of alternate months 7.30pm.


Topics on the agenda may include:

but any community issue can be brought up and one or more of our councillors from East Dunbartonshire are usually in attendance. 

Minutes of meetings.
 

Latest Newsletter

Contact Baldernock Community Council baldernockcc@gmail.com

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What we do

We work to look after and help improve Baldernock, discuss issues of concern to the community.
Learn more about what we do.

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Planning

Baldernock at its best

East Dunbartonshire Council (EDC) and other bodies consult with Baldernock Community Council on issues affecting the community. These issues depend to a large extent on what is important to each community, however, local authorities are required to consult Community Councils on planning applications and many choose to involve them in the Community Planning process.

Planning advice and the adopted Local Plan for this area can be found on the East Dunbartonshire Council website along with a search facility for all recent planning applications.  You can also check for information on grants for conservation areas when available.

Search planning applications

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Police matters

Safeguarding the community

The speed of traffic in Baldernock is of great concern.  A community police officer from East Dunbartonshire Police is usually in attendance at our meetings to report on recent crime.

Many matters are discussed including illicit dumping of rubbish.

Twitter Bardowie Roads action Group @BardowieRoads

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Roads

Road safety in Baldernock

The state of our roads and footpaths is always high on the agenda at Community Council meetings.  

Report a road or lighting fault to:

EDC Road or lighting fault

or contact East Dunbartonshire Council 

t: 0300 123 4510
e: Roads Services 

Remember to let the Community Council know of any roads problems. e:baldernockcc@gmail.com

@BardowieRoads - Twitter

Bardowie Roads Action Group (BRAG) is campaigning for safer roads in Baldernock

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Spring Clean

Keep Baldernock Beautiful

Baldernock now has its own Community Hub for Keep Scotland Beautiful.

Details here.

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Other projects

Baldernock moves forward

Baldernock Community Council also oversees other community projects such as:

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