Torrance, Balmore, Lennoxtown and Milton may get 20mph zones

East Dunbartonshire Council has proposed a new traffic order.

The proposal is open for public feedback until October 24.

In Torrance, the list includes main routes such as Main Street and School Road, as well as residential areas like Blair Gardens, Allander Drive, and Woodmill Drive.

In Balmore, the affected roads are Croft Road, Glenorchard Road, Golf Course Road, Old Balmore Road, and Paterson’s Laun.

The full list of roads is available on the Traffic Regulation Orders page of the East Dunbartonshire Council website.

Lennoxtown and Milton of Campsie, too, are proposed to have lower speed limits, covering various roads in each village.

The roads affected in Lennoxtown will include Main Street, Glen Road, Crosshill Street, and a number of others.

In Milton of Campsie, roads such as Antermony Road, Birdston Road, and Craighead Road are among those listed for the new speed limit.

To view the full public notice, go to https://publicnoticeportal.uk/notice/traffic-and-roads/68d51b3b5ceadcb05dd86283 and https://publicnoticeportal.uk/notice/traffic-and-roads/68d3f5d48853e1e85f0974a5.

Details, including a statement of reasons and a plan, are available for inspection on the council’s website.

Copies can also be viewed at the Roads & Environment office in Kirkintilloch, as well as at William Patrick Library and Bishopbriggs Library and Hub.

The public can submit objections or comments by email to troconsultation@eastdunbarton.gov.uk or in writing to Legal Services, 12 Strathkelvin Place, Kirkintilloch, G66 1TJ.

All representations must be submitted by October 24.