Alexandria Bank Street footpath to be closed for a year

West Dunbartonshire Council to close footpath for a year <i>(Image: Newsquest)</i>
West Dunbartonshire Council to close footpath for a year (Image: Newsquest)
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West Dunbartonshire Council has announced a year‑long closure of a section of pavement in Alexandria to allow works to be carried out.

Commencing on Monday, January 12, the Bank Street pavement will be shut for almost a year with a re-opening date set for January 6, 2027.

The closure will take place between the path's junction with Steven Street to the access point of the Bank Street Car Park. A distance of around 62 metres.

The pavement will only be treated as closed when signage is in place on the street.

West Dunbartonshire Council did not confirm the reason for the closure when announcing it on their website.

Access can still be allowed where authorised by on‑street signs or by traffic management staff, and for pedestrians needing safe local access to nearby homes or premises.

Emergency service personnel, including police, fire and ambulance staff, may use the area as required while on duty.

Postal workers providing the universal postal service, and those involved in funeral operations, may also use the affected section when necessary.

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