West Lothian Council delivers

Community Regeneration and multi-member wards

 

Councillors and multi-member wards

West Lothian has nine multi-member wards.  Each ward has three or four elected members.

Ward 1: Linlithgow
Ward 2: Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh
Ward 3: Livingston North
Ward 4: Livingston South
Ward 5: East Livingston and East Calder
Ward 6: Fauldhouse and the Breich Valley
Ward 7: Whitburn and Blackburn
Ward 8: Bathgate
Ward 9: Armadale and Blackridge

Community Regeneration

The Community Regeneration team works with communities to identify priority issues within that community, and bring together a range of agencies from the public, private, voluntary, business and community sectors to work together to improve the quality of life for local people. Community Regeneration recognises that the needs of local people cannot be met by just one organisation; and that by working together, better and more responsive services can be delivered.

The Community Regeneration team support local community groups to achieve their aims and objectives, engage with the local community and develop projects which deliver improvements in health and well being, employability, the local environment, and financial inclusion.

Community Regeneration is made up of Community Regeneration Officers (CRO's), health professionals, a parent action worker and voluntary sector support. The Community Regeneration Officers have developed Ward Action Plans for each of the nine multi-member wards in West Lothian. These are available below and show the work that the Regeneration Officer is involved in for each area.

Armadale and Blackridge Ward Action Plan 2011-2012

Bathgate Ward Action Plan 2011-2012

Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh Ward Action Plan 2011-2012

Fauldhouse and Breich Valley Ward Action Plan 2011-2012

Linlithgow Ward Action Plan 2011-2012

Livingston North Ward Action Plan 2011-2012

Livingston South Ward Action Plan 2011-2012

Whitburn and Blackburn Ward Action Plan 2011-2012