Hillside Terrace
Hillside Terrace and Hillside Place – roads resurfacing

Hillside Terrace – road condition
Getting things done – West End road and pavement improvements
Earlier today, I had site visits with an officer from the City Council’s Roads Maintenance Partnership to both Perth Road and Lime Street, following residents’ concerns about the poor state of the pavement.
Getting things done – Hillside Terrace
Getting things done … Hillside Terrace
Getting things done … Hillside Terrace
Hillside area – good news on pavements!
Jubilee celebrations in the West End!
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Before the crowds arrived! |
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Glamis Terrace Jubilee Party in full swing! |
Stopping Up Order at Hillside Terrace – Public Inquiry – decision announced
The decision in respect of the Stopping Up Order at Hillside Terrace, Dundee has now been issued by the Scottish Ministers. The decision is as follows:
The Scottish Ministers agree with the Reporter’s findings and conclusions and adopt them for the purposes of their own decision, and accept the Reporter’s recommendation that the Order should be confirmed with a modification.
Accordingly the Scottish Ministers confirm the Dundee City Council (Hillside Terrace, Dundee) (Stopping Up) Order 2009, subject to the addition of a second Schedule to the Order containing the condition that:
“1. Before Hillside Terrace is permanently closed lowered pavement crossings shall have been installed at each intersection of the adopted footways in Glamis Drive and in Almond Place.”
Saturday update
A very busy Saturday and I start with a thank you to the City Council’s Chief Executive David Dorward who took the trouble to call me on a Saturday to discuss winter maintenance concerns in the West End that I had raised with him.
And thanks also to the residents in Hillside Terrace who knocked on other residents’ doors to get cars off the street to allow the snow plough in – and to the Roads Maintenance Partnership Manager at Tayside Contracts who, at my request, ensured there was a plough available thereafter. That is just one example of attempts to get untreated streets ploughed or gritted and there has been good progress in other streets too.
But there is a lot still to do across the West End – both with winter maintenance and the delayed refuse collection – and I have raised further concerns in other streets with Waste Management and with the City Engineer again today.
Following my speaking with the Evening Telegraph, the paper last night covered the continuing concern about graffiti vandalism at the Hindu Community Centre in Taylor’s Lane. The article highlighted the graffiti vandalism that happened last weekend and the photo used was taken on a resident’s phone – he had kindly forwarded me the photo. Naina at the Hindu Community Centre was quoted expressing her understandable concern about the on-going vandalism.
Last night, the centre was vandalised again – see above. I have already been in touch with the Police about this. The vandalism was quite widespread in the immediate area and including black paint (with familiar tags) splattered across a transit van in Madgalen Yard Road. I have spoken today with the resident who owns the van – he had bought it only yesterday – and he is understandably very upset at the utterly mindless vandalism of his property.
I have requested a discussion with our local police inspector about this situation – I can only praise the police response – they have been very proactive on the graffiti vandalism issue, but this continued vandalism is now a very real concern. A local resident and I are also requesting a meeting with the Procurator Fiscal about how graffiti vandalism is handled within the fiscal’s service.
Hillside Terrace – proposed stopping up order – Public Inquiry

Tonight’s City Council Development Quality Committee
“The permanent closure of the west end of Hillside Terrace, in accordance with a confirmed Stopping Up Order, formed a key element in the approval of the development of the site for dwelling houses. The proposed variation would result in an extended delay in the provision of a wall in this location to the detriment of the environmental qualities of the local residents.”