Free WiFi access
in Clydebank

C/Bank Libraries

McDonald’s
Clyde Shopping Centre

McDonald’s
Kilbowie Retail Park

Beardmore Hotel
Reception Area

The Glen Lusset
Old Kilpatrick

Clydebank East Community Council Boundaries

Commencing at the junction of the south eastern Administrative Boundary and the River Clyde [Dock Street]; then continuing north-westward along the River Clyde to a point south east of the former cable depot, on Cable Depot Road; then generally north east in a straight line to a point in the centre of the Forth & Clyde Canal; then generally eastward along the said southern bank of the canal to the eastern Administrative Boundary [western end of Wirran Place]; then generally southward, following the Administrative Boundary, to the point of commencement [to include Millbrae Crescent and both sides of Mill Road north of the rail line, and the west side of Mill Road only, south of the rail line.

Appendix 1 - Scheme for the establishment of Community Councils

Which WDC Local Councillor has responsibility for this area?
There was a change in 2007 from the eleven West Dunbartonshire Local Councillor Wards in Clydebank, each with a single WDC Councillor, to a three Ward system. These three larger Wards, Kilpatrick, Central & Waterfront, have three, four, four WDC Councillors respectively.

This particular Community Council falls wholly within Ward 6 - Clydebank Waterfront which is covered by the following WDC Councillors

Gail Casey
William Hendrie
Jim McElhill
Marie McNair

To email a WDC Councillor, go to the ‘Useful Links’ page and click on the link