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Clydebelt is dedicated to retaining and enhancing our heritage and the green belt status of the Kilpatrick Hills and their surrounding environment in Clydebank, Dumbarton, Milngavie, Bearsden and Glasgow.
Clydebelt is concerned with other undeveloped areas nearby, including the north bank of the River Clyde, and in the "villages" of Old Kilpatrick, Dalmuir, Duntocher, Hardgate, Faifley, Drumchapel, Craigton, Carbeth, Gartocharn, Jamestown, Bonhill, Milton and Bowling.
Many values and attitudes are shared by members.
What does Clydebelt do? Campaigns on current issues, helps local communities and influences planning policy.
See or download Clydebelt's Autumn 2006 Newsletter (thanks to Susan & Graham), or the previous ones.
How to contact Clydebelt or join Clydebelt.
Kilpatrick Hills campaigns
Clydebelt started in 1990 - 400 opposed a huge planning application. We've run many Kilpatrick's campaigns since - eg Windfarm on Kilpatrick Hills?
Helping local communities
Clydebelt has helped with Communities' issues in other places near to the Kilpatrick Hills.
Influencing planning & policy
Clydebelt tries to influence planning & policy, on development, access etc. We helped form the Scottish Green Belts Alliance. The Glasgow & Clyde Valley Structure Plan heeded our objection to windfarms on the Kilpatrick Hills.
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Antonine Wall gains World Heritage status
Green Belt to be downgraded. And
council denied house building in Green Belt - Auchentoshan Public Inquiry.
