List of community council areas in Scotland

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This is a list of community council areas established in each of the council areas of Scotland.

Scottish community councils date from 1976, when they were established by district council and islands council schemes created under the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973. The same act had established a two-tier system of local government in Scotland consisting of regional and district councils, except for the islands councils, which were created as unitary local authorities. The Local Government etc (Scotland) Act 1994 abolished regional and district councils and transferred responsibility for community council schemes to new unitary councils created by the same act.

Contents 1 Aberdeen City 2 Aberdeenshire 2.1 Banff and Buchan 2.2 Buchan 2.3 Formartine 2.4 Garioch 2.5 Kincardine and Mearns 2.6 Marr 3 Angus 4 Argyll and Bute 4.1 Bute and Cowal 4.2 Helensburgh and Lomond 4.3 Mid Argyll, Kintyre and Islay 4.4 Oban, Lorn and the Isles 5 Clackmannanshire 6 Dumfries and Galloway 7 Dundee City 8 East Ayrshire 9 East Dunbartonshire 10 East Lothian 11 East Renfrewshire 12 City of Edinburgh 13 Na h-Eileanan Siar (Western Isles) 13.1 Lewis 13.2 Harris 13.3 Uist 13.4 Barra 14 Falkirk 15 Fife 16 City of Glasgow 17 Highland 17.1 Scheme areas 17.1.1 Badenoch and Strathspey 17.1.2 Caithness 17.1.3 Inverness 17.1.4 Lochaber 17.1.5 Nairn 17.1.6 Ross and Cromarty 17.1.7 Skye and Lochalsh 17.1.8 Sutherland 17.2 Local authority website areas 17.2.1 Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross 17.2.2 Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey 17.2.3 Ross, Skye and Lochaber 18 Inverclyde 19 Midlothian 20 Moray 21 North Ayrshire 22 North Lanarkshire 23 Orkney 24 Perth and Kinross 25 Renfrewshire 26 Scottish Borders 27 Shetland 28 South Ayrshire 29 South Lanarkshire 30 Stirling 31 West Dunbartonshire 32 West Lothian 33 References 34 See also

Aberdeen City

There are 31 community council areas in the council area. Those marked with an asterisk have a community council.^[1]

1. Ashley and Broomhill*
2. Braeside and Mannofield*
3. Bridge of Don*
4. Bucksburn and Newhills*
5. Castlehill and Pittodrie
6. Cattofield
7. City Centre
8. Cove and Altens*
9. Culter*
10. Cults, Bieldside and Milltimber*
11. Dyce and Stoneywood*
12. Ferryhill*
13. Froghall
14. Garthdee*
15. George Street*
16. Kincorth/Leggart*
17. Kingswells*
18. Mastrick, Sheddocksley*
19. Nigg*
20. Northfield
21. Old Aberdeen*
22. Powis (Council dissolved October 2002)
23. Queens Cross /Harlaw*
24. Rosemount and Mile End*
25. Seafield*
26. Seaton, Linksfield and Pittodrie
27. Summerfield*
28. Tillydrone*
29. Torry*
30. Westburn and Berryden
31. Woodside

Aberdeenshire

From April 1, 2001 there are 72 community council areas in Aberdeenshire. Community councils exist in all but one. Each of the areas under the council's decentralisation scheme is divided into community council areas as follows:^[2]

Banff and Buchan

1. Aberchirder and Marnoch
2. Aberdour and Tyrie
3. Alvah and Forglen
4. Banff and Macduff
5. Cornhill-Ordiquhill
6. Fordyce, Sandend and District
7. Fraserburgh
8. Invercairn
9. King Edward-Gamrie
10. Portsoy and District
11. Rathen
12. Rosehearty
13. Sandhaven and Pitullie
14. Whitehills and District

Buchan

1. Boddam and District
2. Cruden
3. Deer
4. Longside and District
5. Mintlaw and District
6. New Pitsligo
7. Peterhead
8. St Combs†
9. St Fergus/Crimond and Lonmay†
10. Strichen and District

† Jointly represented by East Buchan Community Council

Formartine

1. Auchterless and Inverkeithny
2. Belhelvie
3. Ellon
4. Foveran
5. Fyvie/Rothie/Monquhitter
6. Meldrum and Bourtie
7. Methlick
8. Tarves
9. Turriff and District
10. Udny
11. Ythan

Garioch

1. Cluny, Midmar and Monymusk
2. Echt and Skene
3. Fintray and Kinellar
4. Garioch
5. Inverurie
6. Kemnay
7. Kintore
8. Newmachar
9. West Garioch

Kincardine and Mearns

1. Arbuthnott
2. Benholm and Johnshaven
3. Catterline, Kinneff and Dunnottar
4. Crathes, Drumoak and Durris
5. Gourdon
6. Royal Burgh of Inverbervie
7. Mearns
8. Newtonhill, Muchalls and Cammachmore
9. North Kincardine Rural
10. Portlethen and District
11. St Cyrus
12. Stonehaven and District

Marr

1. Ballater and Crathie
2. Ballogie & Birse
3. Banchory
4. Braemar
5. Cluny, Midmar and Monymusk
6. Crathes, Drumoak and Durris
7. Cromar
8. Donside
9. Feughdee West
10. Finzean
11. Huntly
12. Lumphanan
13. Mid-Deeside
14. Strathbogie
15. Tap O’ Noth
16. Torphins

Angus

Angus is divided into 26 community council areas.^[3] A council has been established in each area.

1. Royal Burgh of Arbroath
2. Aberlemno
3. Auchterhouse
4. City of Brechin and District
5. Carnoustie
6. Ferryden and Craig
7. Royal Burgh of Forfar
8. Fowlis, Liff and Balruddery
9. Friockheim and District
10. Glamis
11. Hillside, Dun and Logie Pert
12. Inverarity
13. Inveresk
14. Kirriemuir
15. Kirriemuir Landward East
16. Kirriemuir Landward West
17. Letham and District
18. Lunanhead and District
19. Lundie, Muirhead and Birkhill
20. Monifieth
21. Monikie and Newbigging
22. Royal Burgh of Montrose
23. Murroes and Wellbank
24. Newtyle & Eassie
25. Strathmartine
26. Tealing

Argyll and Bute

Argyll and Bute is divided into 60 community council areas. All but 3 have operative community councils. The area council is reviewing the scheme of community councils as of January 2007.^[4] The communities are listed by the areas under the council's decentralisation scheme.

Bute and Cowal

1. Ardentinny
2. Bute
3. Cairndow
4. Colintraive and Glendaruel
5. Dunoon
6. Hunter's Quay
7. Kilfinan
8. Kilmun (not operative)
9. Lochgoil
10. Sandbank
11. South Cowal
12. Strachur

Helensburgh and Lomond

1. Arrochar and Tarbet
2. Cardross
3. Cove and Kilcreggan
4. Garelochhead
5. Helensburgh
6. Luss and Arden
7. Rhu and Shandon
8. Rosneath and Clynder

Mid Argyll, Kintyre and Islay

1. Ardrishaig
2. Campbeltown
3. Colonsay
4. Craignish
5. Dunadd
6. East Kintyre
7. Furnace
8. Gigha
9. Inveraray
10. Islay
11. Jura
12. The Laggan
13. Lochgilphead
14. North Knapdale
15. South Knapdale
16. Southend
17. Tarbert and Skipness
18. West Kintyre
19. West Lochfyne

Oban, Lorn and the Isles

1. Appin
2. Ardchattan
3. Avich and Kilchrenan
4. Coll (not operative)
5. Connel
6. Dunbeg (not operative)
7. Glenorchy and Innishail
8. Iona
9. Kerrera (not operative)
10. Kilmore
11. Kilninver and Kilmelford
12. Lismore
13. Luing
14. Mull
15. Oban
16. Seil
17. Taynuilt
18. Tiree

Clackmannanshire

Clackmannanshire is divided into 12 community council areas. As of October 2006 nine of the areas have councils.^[5]

1. Alloa Centre
2. Alloa West
3. Alva
4. Bowmar (no council)
5. Clackmannan
6. Dollar
7. Fishcross, Coalsnaughton and Devonside (no council)
8. Menstrie
9. Muckhart
10. Sauchie (no council)
11. Tillicoultry
12. Tullibody, Cambus and Glenochil

Dumfries and Galloway

In October 2005 Dumfries and Galloway Council adopted a new scheme that established 103 community councils in place of the 90 previously in existence.^[6]

1. Ae
2. Royal Burgh of Annan
3. Auchencairn
4. Auldgirth and District
5. Balmaclellan
6. Balmaghie
7. Beeswing
8. Borgue
9. Brydekirk and District
10. Buittle Parish
11. Caerlaverock
12. Cairnryan
13. Canonbie and District
14. Carronbridge
15. Carsphairn
16. Castle Douglas
17. Castle Kennedy
18. Closeburn
19. Colvend and Southwick
20. Corberry and Laurieknowe
21. Cree Valley
22. Crossmichael and District
23. Cummertrees and Cummertrees West
24. Dalbeattie
25. Dalry
26. Dalton and Carrutherstown
27. Dundrennan
28. Dunscore
29. Durisdeer
30. Eastriggs, Dornock and Creca
31. Eskdalemuir
32. Gatehouse of Fleet
33. Georgetown
34. Glencairn
35. Gretna and Rigg
36. Heathhall
37. Hoddom and Ecclefechan
38. Holywood and Newbridge
39. Irongray
40. Isle of Whithorn
41. Johnstone
42. Keir
43. Kelton
44. Kingholm Quay
45. Kirkbean
46. Kirkcolm
47. Kirkconnel and Kelloholm
48. Kirkcowan
49. Royal Burgh of Kirkcudbright and District
50. Kirkgunzeon
51. Kirkmabreck
52. Kirkmahoe and Locharbriggs
53. Kirkmaiden
54. Kirkmichael
55. Kirkpatrick Durham, Corsock and Parton
56. Kirkpatrick Fleming and District
57. Kirkpatrick Juxta
58. Kirtle and Eaglesfield
59. Langholm, Ewes and Westerkirk
60. Leswalt
61. Lincluden
62. Lochans
63. Royal Burgh of Lochmaben and District
64. Lochrutton
65. Lochside and Woodlands
66. Lockerbie and District
67. Loreburn
68. Middlebie and Waterbeck
69. Moffat and District
70. Mouswald
71. New Abbey
72. Royal Burgh of New Galloway and Kells Parish
73. New Luce
74. North Milk
75. Ochtrelure and Belmont
76. Old Luce
77. Penpont
78. Portpatrick
79. Port William and District
80. Ruthwell and Clarencefield
81. Ryedale
82. St Michaels
83. Royal Burgh of Sanquhar and District
84. Southerness
85. Springfield and Gretna Green
86. Stoneykirk
87. Stranraer
88. Summerville and Stakeford
89. Templand and District
90. Terregles
91. Royal Four Towns
92. Thornhill
93. Tinwald
94. Tongland
95. Torthorwald
96. Troqueer Landward
97. Twynholm
98. Tynron
99. Urr
100. Wamphray
101. Wanlockhead
102. Royal Burgh of Whithorn and District
103. Royal Burgh of Wigtown and District

Dundee City

Dundee's Scheme For The Operation of Community Councils makes provision for the establishment of 19 community councils. As of 2006^[update] five are in operation:^[7]

1. Broughty Ferry
2. City Centre and Harbour
3. Fintry
4. Kingsway West
5. West End

There are also 3 Neighbourhood Representative Structures established as alternatives to community councils:

1. Ardler Village Trust
2. Kirkton Partnership
3. Stobswell Forum

East Ayrshire

1. Auchinleck
2. Bellfield
3. Catrine
4. Crosshouse
5. Cumnock
6. Cumnock Landward
7. Dunlop and Lugton
8. Galston
9. Gatehead
10. Grange/Howard
11. Kilmaurs
12. Mauchline
13. Moscow and Waterside
14. Muirkirk
15. New Cumnock
16. Ochiltree
17. Piersland-Bentinck
18. Riccarton
19. Sorn
20. Stewarton and District

East Dunbartonshire

East Dunbartonshire is divided into 13 community council areas, each with an established council.^{[8] [9]}

1. Baldernock
2. Bearsden East
3. Bearsden North
4. Bearsden West
5. Bishopbriggs
6. Campsie
7. Kirkintilloch
8. Lenzie
9. Milngavie
10. Milton of Campsie
11. Torrance
12. Twechar
13. Waterside

East Lothian

East Lothian is divided into 20 community council areas, each with a community council.^{[10] [11]}

1. Cockenzie and Port Seton
2. Dunbar
3. Dunpender
4. East Lammermuir
5. Garvald and Morham
6. Gifford
7. Gullane Area
8. Haddington and District
9. Humbie, East and West Saltoun and Bolton
10. Longniddry
11. Macmerry and Gladsmuir
12. Musselburgh and Inveresk
13. North Berwick
14. Ormiston
15. Pencaitland
16. Prestonpans
17. Tranent and Elphinstone
18. Wallyford
19. West Barns
20. Whitecraig

East Renfrewshire

East Renfrewshire is divided into 10 community council areas, each with a council.^[12]

1. Barrhead
2. Busby
3. Clarkston
4. Eaglesham
5. Giffnock
6. Mearns
7. Neilston
8. Netherlee and Stamperland
9. Thornliebank
10. Uplawmoor

City of Edinburgh

Edinburgh is divided into 46 community council areas, of which 39 have community councils.^{[13] [14]}

1. Balerno
2. Colinton (no council)
3. Corstorphine
4. Craigentinny/Meadowbank
5. Craigleith/Blackhall http://www.craigleithblackhall.info
6. Craiglockhart
7. Craigmillar
8. Cramond
9. Currie
10. Drumbrae
11. Drylaw/Telford
12. Fairmilehead
13. Firrhill
14. Gilmerton/Straiton/Inch
15. Gorgie/Dalry
16. Grange/Prestonfield (no council)
17. Hutchison/Chesser
18. Juniper Green (no council)
19. Kirkliston
20. Leith Central
21. Leith Harbour and Newhaven
22. Leith Links
23. Liberton
24. Longstone
25. Marchmont and Sciennes
26. Merchiston
27. Morningside
28. Muirhouse/Salvesen
29. Murrayfield
30. New Town/Broughton
31. Northfield/Willowbrae
32. Old Town
33. Portobello
34. Queensferry and District
35. Ratho
36. Royston/Wardieburn
37. Sighthill/Broomhouse/Parkhead
38. Silverknowes (no council)
39. Southside
40. Stenhouse
41. Stockbridge/Inverleith (also covers the Comely Bank area)
42. Tollcross
43. Trinity
44. West End
45. West Pilton/West Granton
46. Westerhailes (no council)

Na h-Eileanan Siar (Western Isles)

As of 2006^[update] there were 28 community councils operating in na h-Eileanan Siar.^[15] The community councils are listed by decentralisation areas.

Lewis

1. Airidhantuim
2. Back
3. Barvas and Brue
4. Bernera
5. Breasclete
6. Carloway
7. Kinloch
8. Laxdale
9. Ness
10. North Lochs
11. North Tolsta
12. Pairc
13. Point
14. Sandwick
15. Shawbost
16. Tong
17. Uig

Harris

1. North Harris
2. South Harris
3. Scalpay

Uist

1. Berneray
2. Benbecula
3. Bornish
4. Eriskay
5. Lochboisdale
6. North Uist

Barra

1. Castlebay and Vatersay
2. Northbay

Falkirk

There are 19 active community councils in the Falkirk council area.^[16]

1. Airth Parish
2. Avonbridge and Standburn
3. Bainsford, Langlees and New Carron
4. Banknock, Haggs and Longcroft
5. Blackness Area
6. Bo'ness
7. Bonnybridge
8. Brightons
9. Denny and District
10. Falkirk Central
11. Grahamston, Middlefield and Westfield
12. Grangemouth
13. Larbert, Stenhousemuir and Torwood
14. Lower Braes
15. Maddiston
16. Polmont
17. Reddingmuirhead and Wallacestone
18. Shieldhill and California
19. Slamannan and Limerigg

Fife

Fife is divided into 104 community council areas.^[17] 89 communities have councils.^[18]

1. Abbeyview
2. Abdie and Dunbog
3. Aberdour
4. Auchtermuchty and Strathmiglo
5. Auchmuty/Woodside (no council)
6. Auchtertool
7. Balmerino, Kilmany and Logie Area
8. Balmullo
9. Bellyeoman
10. Benarty
11. Bennochy/Hayfield (no council)
12. Blairhall
13. Boarhills and Dunino
14. Buckhaven (no council)
15. Burntisland
16. Cairneyhill
17. Cameron
18. Cardenden and Kinglassie
19. Carnbee and Arncroach
20. Carnock and Gowkhall
21. Central Dunfermline
22. Ceres and District
23. Charlestown, Limekilns and Pattiesmuir
24. Coaltown of Wemyss (no council)
25. Colinsburgh and Kilconquhar
26. Collessie
27. Cowdenbeath
28. Royal Burgh of Crail and District
29. Creich and Flisk
30. Crombie
31. Crossford
32. Crossgates and Mossgreen
33. Culross
34. Cults
35. Dairsie
36. Dalgety Bay and Hillend
37. Dunnikier (no council)
38. Dysart (no council)
39. East Kirkcaldy (no council)
40. East Wemyss and McDuff
41. Elie and Royal Burgh of Earlsferry
42. Royal Burgh of Falkland and Newton of Falkland
43. Freuchie
44. Giffordtown and District
45. Glenwood (no council)
46. Guardbridge
47. Halbeath
48. Headwell (no council)
49. High Valleyfield
50. Hill of Beath (no council)
51. Inverkeithing
52. Izatt Avenue and Nethertown Area
53. Kelty
54. Kemback, Pitscottie and Blebo
55. Kennoway (no council)
56. Kettle
57. Royal Burgh of Kilrenny, Anstruther and District
58. Kincardine
59. Kinghorn
60. Kingsbarns
61. Kingseat
62. Kirkcaldy North (formerly Dunnikier)
63. Kirkcaldy West
64. Ladybank and District
65. Largo Area
66. Largoward and District
67. Leslie
68. Leuchars
69. Leven
70. Lochgelly
71. Low Valleyfield
72. Lumphinnans
73. Markinch
74. Methil (no council)
75. Methilhill
76. Milesmark and Baldridge (no council)
77. Milton and Coaltown of Balgonie
78. Monimail
79. Moonzie
80. Newburgh
81. Newport, Wormit and Forgan
82. North Glenrothes
83. North Queensferry
84. Oakley and Comrie
85. Pitcorthie
86. Royal Burgh of Pittenweem and District
87. Pitteuchar, Stenton and Finglassie
88. Rosyth
89. Royal Burgh of St Andrews
90. St Monans
91. Saline and Steelend
92. South Parks and Rimbleton (no council)
93. Springfield
94. Star of Markinch
95. Strathkinness
96. Tayport Ferryport-on-Craig
97. Templehall (no council)
98. Thornton
99. Torryburn and Newmills
100. Touch and Garvock
101. Townhill
102. Wellwod (no council)
103. West Wemyss
104. Windygates (no council)

City of Glasgow

There are 111 community council areas in Glasgow. As of July 2006, 82 of them had community councils.^{[19] [20]}

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1. Anderston
2. Arden, Carnwadric, Kennishead, Old Darnley
3. Baillieston
4. Balgrayhill
5. Blairdardie, Old Drumchapel
6. Brockburn
7. Broomhill
8. Broomhouse
9. Calton, Bridgeton
10. Camlachie/Parkhead
11. Carmyle
12. Carmunnock
13. Cathcart and District
14. Claythorn
15. Corkerhill
16. Crosshill/Govanhill
17. Darnley Estate
18. Dennistoun
19. Drumchapel
20. Drumoyne
21. Dumbreck
22. Garnethill
23. Garrowhill
24. Gartcraig
25. Germiston
26. Govan
27. Govan East
28. Hillhead
29. Hillington, North Cardonald and Penilee
30. Hurlet (Crookston/Roughmussel)
31. Hutchesontown
32. Ibrox Cessnock
33. Jordanhill
34. Kelvindale
35. Kelvin North
36. Kelvinside
37. Kings Park and Croftfoot
38. Kinning Park
39. Knightswood
40. Knightswood North/Templar
41. Laurieston
42. Langside, Battlefield and Camphill
43. Levern District
44. Mansewood and Hillpark
45. Merchant City
46. Milton
47. Molendinar
48. Mosspark
49. Mount Florida
50. Mount Vernon
51. Newlands and Auldhouse
52. Oatlands
53. Parkhouse
54. Partick
55. Pollok
56. Pollok (North)
57. Pollokshaws/Eastwood
58. Pollokshields
59. Possilpark
60. Robroyston
61. Ruchill
62. Scotstoun
63. Shawlands and Strathbungo ^[21]
64. Simshill/Old Cathcart
65. South Cardonald and Crookston
66. Springboig
67. Springburn Central
68. Swinton
69. Thornwood
70. Tollcross
71. Toryglen
72. Townhead
73. Trongate
74. Wallacewell
75. Wellhouse
76. Whiteinch
77. Woodlands and Park
78. Woodside
79. Yoker South
80. Yorkhill

Highland

The Highland council area is covered by eight separate community council schemes, with each scheme covering the area of a former district of the Highland region.^[22]

Five of the schemes predate the creation of the unitary Highland Council. They were created by predecessor district councils and have since been adopted the Highland Council.

The areas described in the schemes do not correspond, however, with information published on a Highland Council website.^[23] In many cases this will be because community councils have changed their own names. Also, however, it seems that the local authority is using new boundaries without having properly amended schemes, and has neglected to amend one scheme, for the area of the former district of Sutherland and dating from 1976, to take account of the transfer of part of the district of Caithness to the district of Sutherland, so that the schemes now fail (March 2009) to cover the whole of the local authority area.

Given that the local authority's website information does not agree with scheme details, and the failure of the schemes to cover the whole of the local authority area, there must be some doubt as to whether the bodies the Highland Council now represents (March 2009) as community councils are such within the meaning of the legislation (the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973 and the Local Government etc (Scotland) Act 1994) under which the schemes were created.

In a Highland Council concordat with community councils dated November 2001,^[24] the total number of community council areas is given as 152, and the former districts have become areas used in a decentralised Highland Council management scheme developed in 1996, the same year that the statutory districts were abolished. Although that decentralisation scheme was compromised by changes to ward boundaries in 1999 and was effectively scrapped when new wards and local authority management structures were introduced in 2007, the local authority seems to regard the concordat as having ongoing currency.

Scheme areas

Community council areas are listed below as in the schemes.

Badenoch and Strathspey

According to the former district council's Scheme for the Establishment of Community Councils, February 1979^[22], the area of the former district of Badenoch and Strathspey is covered by 11 community council areas, numbered and described as below:

1. Grantown-on-Spey and vicinity

2. Dulnain Bridge and vicinity

3. Cromdale and vicinity

4. Nethybridge and vicinity

5(a). Carrbridge and vicinity

5(b). Boat of Garten and vicinity

6. Aviemore and vicinity

7. Kincraig and vicinity

8. Kingussie and vicinity

9. Newtonmore and vicinity

10. Vicinity of Laggan, Kinlochlaggan and Dalwhinnie

Caithness

According to the Highland Council's Scheme for the Establishment of Community Councils in Caithness^[22], October 1997, the area of the former district of Caithness is covered by 12 community council areas, numbered and described as below:

1. Royal Burgh of Wick

2. Sinclair's Bay (including Keiss, Reiss and part of Wick)

3. Dunnet and Canisbay^[25]

4. Bower (excluding Gelshfield area)

5. Watten (including part of Bower i.e. Gelshfield area)

6. Wick south-east, Wick south-west and part of Clyth (i.e. Bruan) (Tannach & District)

7. Latheron, Lybster and remainder of Clyth (including Occumster, Roster and Camster)

8. Berridale and Dunbeath

9. Thurso

13. Halkirk south, Halkirk north-east, Halkirk north-west (excluding Lieurary, Forsie and Westfield area)

14. Castletown, Olrig, Thurso east (excluding area on west side of Thurso River)

15. Caithness West (that part on the west side of Thurso River only), Thurso West, Reay and part of Halkirk north-west (that part comprising Lieurary, Forsie and Westfield area)

This Caithness scheme postdates transfer of part of the district of Caithness to the district of Sutherland and therefore it does not cover the whole extent of the Caithness district prior to the transfer.

Inverness

According to the former district council's Scheme for the establishment of Community Councils in Inverness District^[22] the area of the former district of Inverness is covered by 29 community council areas, numbered and described as below:

1. Beauly

2. Kilmorack

3. Strathglass

4. Kiltarlity

5. Kirkhill/Bunchrew

6. Inverness West

7. Glenurquhart

8. Fort Augustus & Invermoriston

9. Foyers & Inverfarigaig

10. Dores

11. Strathdearn

12. Strathnairn

13. Westhill

14. Balloch

15. Croy

16. Ardersier & Petty

17. Smithton & Culloden

18. Park

19. Dalneigh & Columba

20. Ballifeary

21. Muirtown

22. Holm Mills

23. Lochardil

24. Hilton

25. Crown

26. Raigmore

27. Central

28. Merkinch

29. Culcabock & Drakies

Lochaber

According to the Highland Council's Lochaber area Local Government etc (Scotland) Act Scheme for the Establishment of Community Councils^[22], March 1998, the area of the former district of Lochaber is covered by 20 community council areas, named as below:

• Acharacle (Àth Tharracail)
• Ardgour (Ard Ghobhar)
• Arisaig & District
• Ballachulish (Baile a' Chaolais) & Glencoe (A' Charnaich)
• Caol
• Durur/Kentallen
• Fort William (An Gearasdan)
• Glenfinnan (Gleann Fhionnainn)
• Glengarry
• Spean Bridge, Roy Bridge and Achnacarry (Achadh na Cairidh)
• Inverlochy
• Kilmallie
• Kinlochleven (Ceann Loch Lìobhann)
• Mallaig
• Morar
• Morvern (A' Mhorbhairn)
• Nether Lochaber
• Small Isles
• Sunart
• West Ardnamurchan (Àird nam Murchan)

Nairn

According to the former district council's Scheme for Community Councils for Nairn District^[22] the area of the former district of Nairn is covered by 6 community council areas, named, numbered and described as below:

1. Audearn, consisting of Auldearn (NB1) parliamentary polling district and part of Brodie-Moynes (NB2) parliamentary polling district

2. East Nairnshire, consisting of Glenferness (NA1) and Meikleburn (NA2) parliamentary polling districts and part of Brodie-Moynes (NB2) parliamentary polling district

3. West Nairnshire, consisting of Cawder (NC1) and Cluna-Brackla (NC2) parliamentary polling districts and part of Kildrummie-Geddes (NE1) parliamentary polling district

4. Nairn (West), consisting of Croy (ND1) parliamentary polling district

4. Nairn (Suburban), consisting of Nairn-South West (NN5) parliamentary polling district and part of Nairn-Landward (NE2) and part of Kildrummie-Geddes (NE1) parliamentary polling districts

6. Nairn (River), consisting of Nairn-East (NN1), Nairn-North (NN2), Nairn-Central (NN3) and Nairn-South (NN6) parliamentary polling districts and part of Nairn-Landward (NE2) parliamentary polling district

Ross and Cromarty

According to the former district council's Ross and Cromarty District Council Scheme for Community Councils^[22] the area of the former district of Ross and Cromarty is covered by 33 community council areas, numbered and described as below:

1. Edderton

2. Tain

3. Inver

4. Fearn and Seaboard Villages

5. Kilmuir Easter & Logie Easter

6. Invergordon

7. Saltburn

8. Ardross

9. Alness

10. Evanton

11. Cromarty

12. Fortrose & Rosemarkie

13. Avoch & Killen

14. Knockbain

15. Killearnan

16. Resolis

17. Conon Bridge

18. Ferintosh

19. Muir of Ord (Tarradale)

20. Maryburgh

21. Dingwall

22. Contin

23. Marybank

24. Strathpeffer

25. Garve

26. Lochcarron

27. Torridon & Kinlochewe

28. Applecross & Shieldaig

29. Gairloch

30. Aultbea

31. Wester Lochewe

32. Lochbroom

33. Coigach

Skye and Lochalsh

According to the Highland Council's Scheme for Community Councils in Skye and Lochalsh^[22], October 1999, the area of the former district of Skye and Lochalsh is covered by 23 community council areas, described as below:

• Braes
• Broadford & Strath
• Dornie & District
• Dunvegan & District
• Glendale
• Glenelg & Arnisdale
• Kilmuir
• Kyle
• Kyleakin & Kylerhea
• Lochalsh
• Lochduich
• Minginish
• Plockton & District
• Portree
• Raasay
• Sconser
• Skeabost and District
• Sleat
• Staffin
• Stromeferry & Achmore
• Struan
• Uig
• Waternish

Sutherland

According to the Sutherland District Council Scheme for the Establishment of Community Councils^[22], 1976, the area of the former district of Sutherland is covered by 11 community council areas, named, numbered and described as below:

1. Helmsdale, consisting of Kildonan parish and part of Loth parish

2. Brora, consisting of part of Clyne and part of Loth parishes

3. Golspie, consisting of part of Golspie parish

4. Rogart, consisting of Rogart parish and part of Clyne and part of Golspie parishes

4. Dornoch, consisting of Dornoch parish and part of Creich (East) parish

6. Creich, consisting of Creich (West) parish and part of Creich (East) parish

7. Kincardine; now (2007) known as Ardgay and District, consisting of Kincardine and Croick parishes

8. Lairg, consisting of Lairg parish

9. Assynt, consisting of Assynt parish

10. Scourie, consisting of part of Eddrachilles parish

11. Kinlochbervie and Durness, consisting of Durness parish and part of Eddrachilles parish

This Sutherland scheme predates transfer of part of the district of Caithness to the district of Sutherland and, therefore, does not cover the whole extent of the area of the Sutherland district at the time of its adoption, in 1996, as a Highland Council management area.

Local authority website areas

Community council areas are listed below as on a Highland Coouncil website.^[23] The website does not group the areas with respect to the areas of former districts. Instead they are listed under headings referring to the local authority's three corporate management areas, Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross, Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey, and Ross, Skye and Lochaber, which were created in 2007.

Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross

• Ardgay and District
• Ardross
• Alness
• Assynt
• Balintore and Hilton
• Berriedale and Dunbeath
• Bettyhill, Strathnaver and Altnaharra
• Bower
• Brora
• Caithness West
• Castledown
• Creich
• Dornoch Area
• Dunnet and Canisbay^[25]
• Durness
• Edderton
• Fearn
• Golspie
• Halkirk District
• Helmsdale
• Inver
• Invergordon
• Kilkmuir Easter
• Kiltearn
• Kinlochbervie
• Lairg
• Latheron, Lybster and Clyth
• Melvich
• Nigg and Shandwick
• Rogart
• Saltburn and Westwood
• Scourie
• Strathy and Armadale
• Tannach and District
• Tain
• Tarbat
• Tongue
• Thurso
• Watten
• Wick

Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey

• Ardersier and Petty
• Auldearn
• Aviemore and Vicinity
• Ballifeary
• Balloch
• Beauly
• Boat of Garten
• Carbridge and Vicinity
• Cawdor and West Nairnshire
• Central
• Cromdale and Advie
• Crown
• Croy and Culloden Moor
• Culcabock and Drakies
• Dalneigh and Columba
• Dalwhinnie
• Dulnain Bridge
• Dores and Essich
• East Nairnshire
• Fort Augustus and Glenmorisston
• Glenurquhart
• Grantown-on-Spey
• Hilton, Milton and Castle Heather
• Holm
• Inverness South
• Inverness West
• Kilmorack
• Kiltarlity
• Kincraig and Vicinity
• Kingussie and District
• Kirkhill and Bunchrew
• Lochardil and Drummond
• Merkinch
• Muirtown
• Nairn River
• Newtonmore and Vicinity
• Nairn West
• Nethybridge and Vicinity
• Park
• Raigmore
• Smithton and Culloden
• Strathdearn
• Stratherrick and Foyers
• Strathglass
• Strathnairn
• Westhill

Ross, Skye and Lochaber

• Inverlochy
• Applecross
• Ardgour
• Arisaig and District
• Aultbea
• Avoch and Killen
• Ballachulish
• Broadford and Strath
• Caol
• Coigach
• Conon Bridge
• Contin
• Cromarty and District
• Dingwall
• Dornie and District
• Dunvegan and District
• Duror and Kentallen
• Ferintosh
• Fortrose and Rosemarkie
• Fortwilliam
• Gairloch
• Garve and District
• Glencoe and Glen Etive
• Glenelg and Arnisdale
• Glenfinnan
• Glengarry
• Killearnan
• Kilmuir
• Knockbain
• Kyle
• Kyleakin and Kylerhea
• Lochalsh
• Lochbroom
• Lochcarron
• Lochduich
• Marybank, Scatwell and Strathconnon
• Minginish
• Maryburgh
• Morar
• Morvern
• Muir of Ord
• Nether Lochaber
• Plockton and District
• Portree
• Raasay
• Resolis
• Sconser
• Shieldaig
• Skeabost and District
• Small Isles
• Spean Bridge, Roy Bridge and Achnacarry
• Staffin
• Strathpeffer
• Stromeferry and Achmore
• Struan
• Sunart
• Torridon and Kinlochewe
• Uig
• Waternish
• West Ardnamurchan
• Wester Lochewe

Inverclyde

There are 12 community council areas in Inverclyde: councils have been established for 10 of them. The communities are aligned with one or more of the area council's 20 wards. Their boundaries are likely to be altered in 2007.^[26]

1. Cardwell Bay/Greenock West
2. Gibshill/Auchmountain
3. Gourock
4. Greenock Central/Cartsdyke/East
5. Hole Farm/Cowdenknowes
6. Inverkip/Wemyss Bay
7. Kilmacolm
8. Larkfield/Braeside/Branchton
9. Port Glasgow 3 Wards
10. Port Glasgow Central West

Midlothian

Midlothian is divided into 16 community council areas.^[27]

1. Bonnyrigg and Lasswade
2. Dalkeith and District
3. Damhead
4. Danderhall and District
5. Eskbank-Newbattle
6. Gorebridge and District
7. Howgate
8. Loanhead and District
9. Mayfield and Easthouses
10. Moorfoot
11. Newtongrange
12. Penicuik and District
13. Poltonhall and District
14. Rosewell and District
15. Roslin/Bilston
16. Tynewater

Moray

Moray is divided into 20 community council areas.^[28] 15 areas have councils.^[29]

1. Buckie
2. Burghead and Cummingstown
3. "Community No.5" (part of Finderene ward) (no council)
4. Cullen and Deskford (no council)
5. Dyke Landward
6. Elgin
7. Findhorn and Kinloss
8. Findochty and District
9. Forres
10. Glenlivet
11. Heldon
12. Hopeman (no council)
13. Innes (no council)
14. Keith
15. Lennox
16. Lossiemouth
17. Portknockie
18. Rathven and Arradoul
19. Speyside (no council)
20. Strathisla

North Ayrshire

North Ayrshire is divided into 17 community council areas. As of 2006^[update], 14 had community councils.^[30][31]

1. Ardrossan
2. Arran
3. Beith and District
4. Cumbrae
5. Dalry
6. Dreghorn (currently disbanded)
7. Fairlie
8. Girdle Toll and Bourtreehill (disbanded November 2002)
9. Irvine
10. Kilbirnie and Glengarnock
11. Kilwinning
12. Largs
13. Saltcoats
14. Skelmorlie
15. Springside (disbanded 1984)
16. Stevenston
17. West Kilbride

North Lanarkshire

North Lanarkshire is divided into 80 community council areas.^{[32] [33]}

1. Abronhill and Arns (no council)
2. Allanton and Hartwood (no council)
3. Auchinloch
4. Balloch and Eastfield
5. Banton and Kelvinhead
6. Bargeddie (no council)
7. Bellshill
8. Blackwood and Craiglinn (no council)
9. Blairhill (no council)
10. Cairnhill (no council)
11. Calder (no council)
12. Calderbank (no council)
13. Caldercruix (no council)
14. Calder Valley (no council)
15. Cambusnethan (no council)
16. Carbrain and Hillcrest
17. Carfin
18. Carrickstone
19. Castlecary
20. Central Wishaw
21. Chapelhall (no council)
22. Chapelside (no council)
23. Chryston
24. Clarkston (no council)
25. Cleland n
26. Cliftonville (no council)
27. Coatdyke (no council)
28. Coltness
29. Condorrat
30. Craigmarloch
31. Craigneuk (no council)
32. Croy
33. Dullatur
34. Forgewood
35. Gartcosh
36. Gartlea
37. Gartness (no council)
38. Glencairn (no council)
39. Glenboig
40. Glenmavis
41. Golfhill, Burnfoot and Commonside (no council)
42. Greenfaulds and Luggiebank
43. Greengairs
44. Harthill and Eastfield
45. Holehills, Rawyards and Thrashbush (no council)
46. Holytown (no council)
47. Kildrum
48. Kilsyth
49. Kirkwood (no council)
50. Kirkshaws (no council)
51. Ladywell
52. Langloan (no council)
53. Longriggend (no council)
54. Monkland Glen
55. Moodiesburn
56. Mossend (no council)
57. Muirhouse and Flemington YMToi#1
58. Netherton and Gowkthrapple (no council)
59. Newarthill
60. Newmains and District
61. New Stevenston
62. North Calder (no council)
63. North Motherwell (no council)
64. Old Monkland (no council)
65. Overtown and Waterloo (no council)
66. Plains
67. Queenzieburn
68. Salsburgh
69. Seafar and Ravenswood (no council)
70. Shawhead (no council)
71. Shotts
72. Stepps and District
73. Sunnyside (no council)
74. Tannochside (no council)
75. Townhead (no council)
76. Village
77. Westerwood
78. Westfield
79. Whifflet (no council)
80. Whinhall (no council)

Orkney

Orkney has 21 community councils.^[34]

1. Birsay
2. Eday
3. Evie and Rendall
4. Firth
5. Flotta
6. Graemsay, Hoy and Walls
7. Harray and Stenness
8. Holm
9. Kirkwall
10. North Ronaldsay
11. Orphir and Scapa
12. Papa Westray
13. Rousay, Egilsay and Wyre
14. Sanday
15. Sandwick
16. Shapinsay
17. South Ronaldsay and Burray
18. St Andrews and Deerness
19. Stromness
20. Stronsay
21. Westray

Perth and Kinross

As of November 2006, there are 48 community councils in Perth and Kinross.^[35]

1. Aberfeldy
2. Abernethy
3. Alyth
4. Auchterarder and District
5. Auchtergaven
6. Blackford
7. Blair Atholl and Struan
8. Blairgowrie and Rattray
9. Braco and Greenloaning
10. Burrelton and District
11. Cleish and Blairadam
12. Comrie and District
13. Coupar Angus, Ardler and Bendochy
14. Crieff
15. Dull and Weem
16. Dunkeld and Birnam
17. Dunning
18. Earn
19. East Strathearn
20. Errol
21. Fossoway and District
22. Gannochy and Kinnoull
23. Glenfarg
24. Glenlyon and Loch Tay
25. Inch and Muirton
26. Inchture Area
27. Invergowrie and Kingoodie
28. Kenmore and District
29. Kettins Parish
30. Killiecrankie and Fincastle
31. Kinross
32. Longforgan
33. Meigle
34. Methven and District
35. Mid Atholl Strathtay and Grandtully
36. Milnathort
37. Mount Blair
38. Muthill and Tullibardine
39. Pitlochry and Moulin
40. Portmoak
41. Rannoch and Tummel
42. St Fillans
43. Scone and District
44. Spittalfield and District
45. Stanley
46. Tulloch
47. West Carse

Renfrewshire

There are 27 community council areas in Renfrewshire, 20 of them have established councils.^{[36] [37]}

1. Bishopton
2. Brediland (no council)
3. Bridge of Weir
4. Brookfield
5. Charleston and Castlehead (no council)
6. Craigielea (no council)
7. Elderslie
8. Erskine
9. Foxbar (no council)
10. Gallowhill
11. Glenburn
12. Hawkhead and Lochfield
13. Houston
14. Howwood
15. Hunterhill
16. Inchinnan
17. Johnstone (no council)
18. Kilbarchan
19. Langbank
20. Linwood
21. Lochwinnoch
22. Paisley West and Central
23. Paisley North
24. Paisley East End
25. Ralston
26. Renfrew
27. Whitehaugh (no council)

Scottish Borders

There are 66 active community councils in the Scottish Borders:^[38]

1. Abbey St Bathans, Bonkyl and Preston
2. Ancrum
3. Ayton
4. Bowden (Village Committee)
5. Burnfoot
6. Burnmouth
7. Carlops
8. Chirnside
9. Clovenfords and District
10. Cockburnspath
11. Coldingham
12. Coldstream and District
13. Crailing, Eckford and Nisbet
14. Cranshaws, Ellemford and Longformacus
15. Denholm and District
16. Duns
17. Earlston
18. Eddleston and District
19. Ednam, Stichill and Berrymoss
20. Edrom, Allanton and Whitsome
21. Ettrick and Yarrow
22. Eyemouth Town Council
23. Floors, Makerstoun, Nenthorn and Smailholm
24. Foulden, Mordington, & Lamberton
25. Galashiels and Langlee
26. Gavinton, Fogo and Polwarth
27. Gordon and Westruther
28. Grantshouse
29. Greenlaw and Hume
30. Hawick
31. Heiton and Roxburgh
32. Heriot
33. Hobkirk
34. Hutton and Paxton
35. Innerleithen, Traquair and Glen
36. Jedburgh
37. Jed Valley
38. Kalewater
39. Kelso
40. Lamancha, Newlands and Kirkurd
41. Lanton
42. Lauder
43. Lilliesleaf, Ashkirk and Midlem
44. Manor, Stobo and Lyne
45. Melrose and District
46. Newcastleton and District
47. Newtown St Boswells
48. Oxnam Water
49. Oxton and Channelkirk
50. Royal Burgh of Peebles and District
51. Reston and Auchencrow
52. St Abbs
53. St Boswells Parish
54. Selkirk and District
55. Skirling
56. Stow and Fountainhall
57. Swinton and Ladykirk
58. Tweedbank
59. Southdean
60. Sprouston
61. Upper Teviotdale and Borthwick Water
62. Upper Tweed
63. Walkerburn and District
64. West Linton
65. Yetholm

Shetland

There are 18 community councils in the Shetland council area.^[39]

1. Bressay
2. Burra and Trondra
3. Delting
4. Dunrossness
5. Fetlar
6. Gulberwick, Quarff and Cunningsburgh
7. Lerwick
8. Nesting and Lunnasting
9. Northmaven
10. Sandness and Walls
11. Sandsting and Aithsting
12. Sandwick
13. Scalloway
14. Skerries
15. Tingwall, Whiteness and Weisdale
16. Unst
17. Whalsay
18. Yell

South Ayrshire

South Ayrshire is divided into 29 community council areas. As of 2007^[update], community councils operate in 25 of them.^{[40] [41]}

1. Alloway and Doonfoot
2. Annbank, Mossblown and St Quivox (no council)
3. Ballantrae
4. Barr
5. Barrhill
6. Belmont and Kincaidston
7. Colmonell and Lendalfoot
8. Coylton
9. Craigie
10. Crosshill, Straiton and Kirkmichael
11. Dailly
12. Dundonald
13. Dunure
14. Forehill, Holmston and Masonhill (no council)
15. Fort and Seafield
16. Girvan
17. Loans
18. Maidens and Kirkoswald
19. Maybole
20. Minishant (no council)
21. Monkton
22. Newton and Heathfield
23. North Ayr
24. Pinwherry
25. Prestwick North
26. Prestwick South
27. Symington
28. Tarbolton (no council)
29. Troon

South Lanarkshire

South Lanarkshire has 58 community council areas. As of January 2007 councils are established for 34 of them.^[42]

1. Biggar
2. Black Mount
3. Bothwell
4. Burnside
5. Calderwood
6. Cambuslang
7. Carluke
8. Carnwath
9. Clyde Valley
10. Crawford
11. Douglas
12. Duneaton
13. East Mains
14. Halfway
15. Hillhouse
16. Jackton/Thorntonhall
17. Royal Burgh of Lanark
18. Larkhall
19. Leadhills
20. Lindsay, Auldhouse and Chapelton
21. Murray
22. New Lanark
23. Pettinain
24. Quarter and Cadzow
25. Rutherglen
26. Sandford and Upper Avondale
27. St Leonards
28. Stewartfield
29. Stonehouse
30. Strathaven
31. Symington
32. Tarbrax
33. Uddingston
34. Westwood
35. Whitehills (dissolved 2006)

Stirling

Stirling has 42 community council areas, each with an established council^[43]

1. Arnprior
2. Balfron
3. Balquhidder
4. Bannockburn
5. Borestone
6. Bridge of Allan
7. Broomridge
8. Buchanan
9. Buchlyvie
10. Callander
11. Cambusbarron
12. Cambuskenneth
13. Carron Valley and District
14. Causewayhead
15. Cornton
16. Cowie
17. Craigs
18. Croftamie
19. Drymen
20. Dunblane
21. Fintry
22. Gargunnock
23. Gartmore
24. Hillpark and Milton
25. Killearn
26. Killin
27. Kilmadock
28. Kings Park
29. Kippen
30. Logie
31. Mercat Cross
32. Plean
33. Polmaise
34. Port of Menteith
35. Raploch
36. Riverside
37. Strathard
38. Strathblane
39. Strathfillan
40. Thornhill and Blairdrummond
41. Torbrex
42. Trossachs

West Dunbartonshire

West Dunbartonshire's Establishment Scheme allows for 17 community councils.^[44] As of May 2007, 10 community councils were active.^[45]

1. Alexandria (no council)
2. Balloch and Haldane [1]
3. Bonhill and Dalmonach
4. Bowling and Milton
5. Clydebank East[2]
6. Dalmuir and Mountblow (no council)[3]
7. Dumbarton East and Central
8. Dumbarton North
9. Dumbarton West (no council)
10. Duntocher and Hardgate (no council)[4]
11. Faifley (no council)[5]
12. Kilmaronock
13. Linnvale and Drumry (no council)[6]
14. Old Kilpatrick
15. Parkhall, North Kilbowie & Central Community Councils in Clydebank
16. Renton (no council)
17. Silverton and Overtoun

West Lothian

There are 42 community council areas in West Lothian.^[46] As of January 2007, there are 34 active community councils.^[47]

1. Addiewell/Loganlea
2. Armadale
3. Bathgate
4. Bellsquarry
5. Blackburn
6. Blackridge
7. Breich (no council)
8. Bridgend
9. Broxburn
10. Carmondean (no council)
11. Craigshill (no council)
12. Deans (no council)
13. Dechmont
14. Dedridge
15. East Calder and Wilkieston
16. Ecclesmachan and Threemiletown
17. Eliburn (no council)
18. Fauldhouse
19. Greenrigg (no council)
20. Howden
21. Kirknewton
22. Knightsridge
23. Ladywell
24. Linlithgow
25. Linlithgow Bridge
26. Livingston Village (no council)
27. Longridge
28. Mid Calder
29. Murieston
30. Newton
31. Philpstoun
32. Polbeth
33. Pumpherston
34. Seafield (no council)
35. Stoneyburn
36. Torphichen
37. Uphall
38. Uphall Station
39. West Calder and Harburn
40. Westfield
41. Whitburn
42. Winchburgh

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45. ^ Community Councils - Who Needs Them? - You Do! (West Dunbartonshire council)
46. ^ A guide for community councils (West Lothian Council)
47. ^ West Lothian Community Councils

45. Community Councils in Clydebank

See also

• Local government in Scotland

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