Community Champion – Seamus Harkin.Young Champion – Anna Phin.Sustainability – Denis Bell.Arts & Heritage – Craig Taylor .Caring – Debbie Ritchie.Sports – Stuart Strawhorn. Congratulations to our six winners! .Read more: . 2/2.

The winners of the 2025 Provost’s Community Champion Awards have been announced following a tough judging process for Provost Gillian Renwick and Depute Provost Colette McDiarmid, after receiving so many worthy nominations!. 1/2

Join our team! We have some exciting vacancies closing tomorrow including:. - Voids Co-Ordinator.- Craft Specialist Electrician.- Semi-Skilled Labourer.- Shift Leader - Waste . Apply today before it is too late via the link in the comments below.

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Help us create an equal future for all by taking part in our Equality Outcomes 2025-29 Consultation. This is your opportunity to let us know if we’ve identified the right outcomes and if they align with what matters most to you.

For more info, eligibility guidelines and to apply, visit before 5pm on Friday 25 July 2025. @EastDunVA @DshireChamber. 2/2.

Community groups, don't miss out on a potential funding boost to help you continue to do great work in local villages & towns. The latest round of the Council's Community Grants Scheme is now open for applications. Apply before Fri 25 July 2025. See below for link. 1/2

Anybody receiving a scam email should forward it to the National Cyber Security Centre at report@phishing.gov.uk.

If you are unsure about an email’s authenticity please do not click on any links, open attachments or provide any personal or financial information. All genuine emails from East Dunbartonshire Council will always end in @eastdunbarton.gov.uk.

Each of the emails contains a link, asking residents to verify their payment details/status of their Council Tax account. This is a scam. East Dunbartonshire Council would never email you about Council Tax arrears.

People are being warned to be on their guard against scam Council Tax emails. There have been reports from across the country of people receiving emails purporting to be sent by their Local Authority, advising that a payment to their Council Tax account is outstanding.

#KeepingKidsSafe. 2/2.

School’s out for summer!. Hopefully that means lots of outdoor fun but it will also probably mean more screen time for children and young people. To find out how you can help keep your kids safe online, visit the East Dunbartonshire Public Protection website. 1/2

@EDLC_Culture @EastDunHSCP Specialist charities and organisations will also be featured each month, as well as sessions with experts such as community nurses and local mental health services, so that visitors can learn about the support available to them. Find out more: 2/2.

You can now find a range of materials on health and wellbeing issues, local services and community groups in all East Dunbartonshire libraries, with the introduction of Health Information Hubs, set up by @EDLC_Culture and @EastDunHSCP. 1/2

@scotgov Voluntary organisations - visit to apply. We recently reported how 13 people from East Dunbartonshire took part in the Council’s Parental Employment Programme – visit @CarersLinkED @EastDunVA @Enable_Tweets @DshireChamber. 2/2.

Voluntary organisations are being supported to create new jobs for eligible parents with dependent children – helping to tackle poverty and change lives. Funding is available through the Parental Employment Programme via the @scotgov No One Left Behind scheme. 1/2

The focus of the inspection is to look at how local authorities support schools to improve. Read more: 2/2.

Our Education Service has just received an outstanding inspection report from His Majesty’s Inspectors. ‘High levels of trust, high aspirations & high expectations’ is how they described the culture of East Dunbartonshire Council’s Education Service after last year's visit. 1/2