The final plans for the Lenzie Street Design project will be showcased in Lenzie Hall on Wednesday 13th June between 3pm and 7pm.  These plans follow several public consultations and a period of more detailed design. 

East Dunbartonshire Council have already agreed to proceed with the final stages of the design, involving upgrading traffic signals, improving pedestrian crossings, introduction of short-term (2-hr) parking bays to improve access to local shops and footpath improvements with retained kerb heights and bus stop upgrade with real-time information.

Funding has been secured through Planning gain  from housebuilders in the Woodilee Village site, with additional support from Sustrans Scotland, SPT and Abellio Scotrail.

Every Community Council in East Dunbartonshire Council area has been issued with an official map of its area and you can view the Lenzie CC map on a bigger scale by clicking Lenzie CC 2015map. T

You may be surprised to find that the Lenzie area does not include any part of Woodilee Village. This change was made when local government moved to multi-member Wards in 2007.   Before that time, Woodilee Hospital was shown as being entirely within the maps covering the two Lenzie Wards.  After the change, the derelict site of the Hospital, from Initiative Road eastward was shown as being in Waterside Community Council area.  This was not actually known by either Community Council as Community Council maps were not readily available until East Dunbartonshire Council websites became more accessible.  Nevertheless, public perception was that Woodilee Village, up to Calfmuir Road at least, was part of Lenzie.

 Lenzie CC has been discussing this for some considerable time with neighbouring Waterside Community Council and with East Dunbartonshire, first of all before the 2017 Community Council elections and more recently in early 2020.  A point-to-point list of boundary lines has been drawn up, which is in agreement with the 2020 discussions and does not cut across post code areas, as is the case for the current boundaries.  It is hoped that this list can be translated into map form for the purposes of consultation and that this will lead to the formal re-alignment of the Community Council boundaries.