Reminder: All 15 community councillor positions on Dennistoun Community Council now require to be filled, as the current four year term ends in October. The closing date for submission of a nomination form is Monday 28th September 2026. Full details in the below post:
Make a Difference in Dennistoun – Become a Community Councillor
Dennistoun Community Council – Full Election 2026
All 15 community councillor (CCllr) positions on Dennistoun Community Council (DCC) now require to be filled, as the current four year term ends in October.
DCC strives to understand and express our shared community priorities in order to promote an inclusive neighbourhood and to engage positively in the delivery of local services, facilities, amenities, planning, and regeneration.
New volunteer members are needed who care about the area and want to help shape what happens locally for the future.
As a CCllr, you can support local campaigns, respond to planning and licensing applications, contribute to consultation responses, and work with others to make Dennistoun an even better place to live.
You do not need previous experience or special qualifications, just local knowledge, an interest in your community, and a willingness to get involved. All persons aged over 16 years and resident in the DCC area can stand to become Dennistoun CCllrs.
Those interested in becoming a community councillor are advised to view the two-page intro. Further guidance on community councils and the role of community councillors can also be found on our About page. Our Locality page confirms the areas covered by DCC. Our recently published minutes will also give an indication of what what to expect at DCC meetings.
Nomination Form
The nomination form shown below, is available for download with guidance notes and privacy information, here as a PDF file, and here as a Doc file.
The closing date for submission of a nomination form is Monday 28th September 2026.
Full Election 2026 Nomination Form (download PDF or Doc versions via the links above)
Notes for Candidates
When completed the nomination form should be returned by Monday 28th September 2026, which is the closing date to: communitycouncils@glasgow.gov.uk or posted to Community Council Elections, FREEPOST RRAR-TXKT-XREH, Communities Team, Glasgow City Council, 82 George Square, Glasgow G2 1DU.
All persons aged over 16 years and resident in the Community Council area can stand for election. There are 15 vacancies available for election. All that is required is that the candidate, proposer and seconders’ names appear on the Electoral Register. (Alternative measures for identification and residency status of candidates may be undertaken in certain circumstances.)
Uncontested Election: Should 15 or fewer valid nominations be received by the closing date, the uncontested election meeting will take place on Tuesday 13th October 2026 and will begin at 7pm in St Andrews East Church Hall, 685 Alexandra Parade G31 3LN.
Contested Election: If more than 15 valid nominations are received by the closing date then a secret ballot will take place on a date to be confirmed in St Andrews East Church Hall, 685 Alexandra Parade G31 3LN commencing at 5.30pm and finishing at 8.30pm.
All persons aged over 16 years and resident in the Community Council area are entitled to vote in elections. To vote at a Community Council election, residents’ names and addresses must appear on the Electoral Register or be confirmed using the alternative measures (see above).
All proposers and seconders must also be resident in the Community Council area and aged over 16 years.
Candidates, proposers and seconders names should appear on the Electoral Register (alternative measures for identification status of candidates may be undertaken in certain circumstances).
Successful candidates elected to serve on the community council, will do so until the next scheduled full election to be held in October 2030.
If you submit a Nomination Form, Community Empowerment Services staff will contact you to confirm the validity of your nomination and will inform you at the close of nominations if a contested election is to take place.
Five Community Councillors Required – Dennistoun Community Council Interim Election March 2026
Five positions on Dennistoun Community Council require to be filled
Dennistoun Community Council (DCC) strives to understand and express our shared community priorities in order to promote an inclusive neighbourhood and to engage positively in the delivery of local services, facilities, amenities, planning, and regeneration.
Those interested in becoming a community councillor are advised to view our two-page intro. Further guidance on community councils and the role of community councillors can also be found on our About page. Our Locality page confirms the areas covered by DCC. Our recently published minutes will also give an indication of what what to expect at DCC meetings.
Dennistoun Community Council today (12th January 2026) submitted the below response to the Glasgow City Council regarding the proposals for Traffic Management and Parking Controls as published in December 2025.
This response was also submitted to all elected representatives (councillors, MSPs, and MP as listed here) representing any part of the area within the extent of the proposals.
Glasgow City Council (GCC) is proposing to expand parking controls in support of the policies outlined within the Glasgow Transport Strategy.
Plans for Dennistoun have now been published. As well as parking controls, proposals include 20 mph speed limits, one-way streets, junction and footway improvements, expansion of the Co Wheels car club provision, enforceable disabled parking spaces.
Cumbernauld Road Concept Visualisation (click/tap image to view larger version)
Concept and Aims
Glasgow City Council has set out the concept of a City Network to provide a dense network of improved high-quality infrastructure across Glasgow, to be delivered by 2031. It is seeking your views on the latest proposals.
The video of the 2024 Glasgow North East constituency general election hustings event held on Monday 24th June is now available for viewing.
The full list of nine candidates was invited. Six attended. We appreciate their participation in what we believe was a successful event, judging by the positive comments received from many of the attendees afterwards.