Getting things done – Seabraes #dundeewestend

Many thanks to the residents who recently highlighted to me graffiti on the directional signs near to the Seabraes Bridge :

I reported this to the City Council’s Rapid Response Team and am grateful for the rapid response! :



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Weekly Road Report – West End Ward #dundeewestend

DUNDEE CITY COUNCIL – WEEKLY ROAD REPORT


REPORT FOR WEST END WARD – WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 4 APRIL 2022

Blackness Avenue (at West Park Road) – temporary traffic lights until Wednesday 6 April for Scottish Water mains repair.

Perth Road junction with Windsor Street – 3 way temporary lights from Monday 4 April for 6 days for City Fibre Works.

Glenagnes Road – closed from Monday 4 April for 5 days for carriageway patching works. Access will be maintained for residents.

Forthcoming Roadworks

Perth Road junction with Blackness Avenue and Hawkhill – contraflow system from 11 April for 6 days for City Fibre works.

Westgrove Avenue (Farington Street to No 8 Westgrove Avenue) – closed from Monday 18 April to Wednesday 20 April for Scottish & Southern Energy Networks work.

Scott Street (Ashbank Road to Glenagnes Road) – closed on Monday 18 April for Scottish Water work.


Getting things done – Steps from Pentland Avenue to Scott Street #dundeewestend

As residents will be aware, I have long campaigned for decent lighting at the steps from from Pentland Avenue to Scott Street.


The steps are well-used and often by elderly people and are dark at night – particularly in the winter months.

People have had to rely on what light reaches the area from the adjacent roads – a most unsatisfactory situation.

It has proved technically challenging to provide street lighting here but I am delighted at the final outcome.

The Street Lighting Partnership Manager has now advised me as follows :

“We have finally been able to complete the installation of lighting on the steps at Scott Street. I know that this has been a very difficult and complex installation for the team but they have finally managed to achieve it.

I hope that they will provide some assistance to the community in that area in the hours of darkness and I am confident that they will make a considerable difference.”


Getting things done – Hawkhill and Ritchie’s Lane #dundeewestend

On behalf of residents and Friends of Blackness, the parent council of Blackness Primary School, I requested trimming of the badly overgrown foliage along Hawkhill near the school and down Ritchie’s Lane.

I am grateful to environment management at the City Council who has responded positively to my request :