What does Clydebelt do?

• Makes people aware of threats to their heritage.
• Holds public meetings, members meetings & special events.
• Produces leaflets, newsletters and web pages.

• Works with other interested organisations and individuals.

• Helps local communities express objections effectively.

• Questions local authority planning departments.

• Counteracts developers' expensive publicity.

• Objects to undesirable planning applications.

• Gives evidence and cross-questions witnesses at public inquiries.

• Lobbies Councillors, MSPs and MPs.

• Tries to get access obstructions remove.

• Supports alternative plans for managing the hills.

• Influences planning and environmental policies.

Who are we?

Clydebelt started in November 1990 at a public meeting of 400 people who were opposed to a horrendous planning application for the hills, which was successfully defeated.

We come from Clydebank, Dumbarton, Bearsden, Milngavie, Glasgow and beyond, and from many different backgrounds, local and national amenity societies, outdoor pursuit organisations, the Community Councils and political parties.

What's new?

This section gives an idea of issues that Clydebelt hopes to deal with currently.

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How to find out More

• We have a Clydebelt Flickr group with images of the Kilpatrick Hills
• Join the Clydebelt Facebook Group
• Download and read Clydebelt's history from 1990 to 2018
• Read Clydebelt blog 2012 to 2015 when there were  lots of event

Here are some images of Clydebelt's area