An online questionnaire has opened for Drumchapel residents to give their views on how funding for the area should be spent.

The community has been allocated £333,000 as part of The Neighbourhood Infrastructure Improvement Fund.

Glasgow City Council is overseeing the investment, which can be spent on selected categories such as improving the condition of roads, addressing the impact of flooding, creating open and green spaces, and street furniture.

Other options include street lighting and CCTV, addressing the condition of pavements, spaces for leisure and play, and road safety and crossings.

The fund was launched by the council in 2022 with the purpose of allocating cash to each of the city’s 23 wards with community representatives having a direct say on how it is spent.

Speaking at the time of the announcement, councillor Ruairi Kelly, city convener for Neighbourhood Services and Assets, detailed the importance of the funding.

He said: "We've been working closely with community councils, housing associations and residents groups to make sure their views inform this significant investment programme.

"Our staff have taken on board the feedback received from the communities and that has helped us develop a lengthy list of possibilities on where improvements can be made in local neighbourhoods.

"Every ward will have their own priorities but each community has the chance to promote major works that will big difference to the infrastructure in their area.

"But what is certain is the views of the community are at the heart of this initiative."

All suggestions must be on land or buildings owned by the local authority.

The online questionnaire is open until January 10, 2025.

Anyone who lives, works or uses services in Drumchapel and wants to contribute to the survey can do so by clicking here.

Once the ideas are gathered there will be a community-wide vote in February to decide how the money will be spent.