Environment and sustainability

West Lothian residents are being advised over changes to bin collections over the festive period.

Targeted investment is aiming to reduce the risk of casualties and injuries on key West Lothian roads.

West Lothian Council is appealing for information after a substantial amount of commercial waste was illegally dumped overnight on the U22 road near Midseat Farm, off the B792 between Blackburn and Stoneyburn and at Heights Road, Blackridge.

The implementation of Transport Scotland's national 20mph speed limit for urban areas in West Lothian is expected to start in early 2027.

West Lothian Council is consulting on proposals to introduce Decriminalised Parking Enforcement (DPE) across the West Lothian area.

West Lothian residents should put out their bins on their usual collection dates over the Easter weekend.

West Lothian Council will engage with local traders to improve the environment in our town and village centres.

A new and improved approach aims to make sure West Lothian has a clean, safe and welcoming environment for everyone.

The A70 near Harperrigg in the rural south of West Lothian is set to be closed for essential carriageway reconstruction and road safety improvement works.

West Lothian residents are being advised over changes to bin collections over the festive period.

West Lothian Council staff have been working to tackle the impact of Storm Amy.