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The City of Vincent is hosting a Charity Clothing Drop Off Day, where you can donate any unwanted clothing and textiles for a good cause.

Repair Cafe Perth had its first repair session in November 2017. Sponsored by the City of Vincent, it operates monthly events in Mount Hawthorn, where visitors bring broken items from home and repair them with the help of a volunteer expert.

The City of Vincent is undertaking a statutory review of our current ward system and we invite you to have your say.

Congratulations to the winners and finalists in our Greening Vincent Garden Competition

A draft master plan for Banks Reserve acknowledges and respects the traditional owners and custodians of the land and aims to enhance and protect the natural beauty of the reserve.

Tonight, the City of Vincent Council reaffirmed that parks and open spaces are a top priority with the approval of a draft Public Open Space Strategy for community consultation.

Please help us keep Vincent fire safe this season.

Recycling rules have changed in WA. Find out what you can and cannot dispose of in your yellow-lid recycling bin.

The City is inviting comments on a proposal to include No. 3 (Lot 18) Mignonette Street, North Perth in the City's Municipal Heritage Inventory.

Please be aware that Pier Street, between Brewer Street and Bulwer street, will be restricted to the public late evening tonight, Thursday 8 November.

Our InnoVINtive Team represented the City and the State in the Australasian Management Challenge final in Canberra.

This Remembrance Day, Sunday 11 November 2018, marks 100 years since the end of WWI. A special ceremony and community picnic will be held in Mount Hawthorn at Axford Park from 10.45am.

We are flying the rainbow flag to support PrideFEST 2018, which runs from 3 to 25 November.

Angove street will become a festival of all things spooky as North Perth Local presents the second annual Halloween on Angove Street event.

We are proud to announce that Vincent has won the Community Development Award at the 2018 International Association for Public Participation Australasia (IAP2) Awards.

We are seeking community comment on proposed changes to the City's Built Form Policy. Visit Imagine Vincent to view the draft policy amendments and share your thoughts.

A two year 40km/h speed zone trial in Vincent’s southern suburbs will be starting early in the new year, following approval at a Council meeting on 16 October.

Smith Street, from Harold Street to Lincoln Street, will be closed for road works and maintenance.

Our 10 year Strategic Community Plan was unanimously endorsed at the 16 October Council meeting.

Green Waste Verge Collection is commencing soon. Click below for collection dates, rules and guidelines.

We want to encourage more activities and events on local streets through the City’s new Draft Street Activations Policy that is now open for consultation.

Join us for the Bike Market or Ride to Work Breakfast to celebrate Ride to Work Week 2018

The City of Vincent Environmental Grant recipients for 2018 are Kyilla Primary School, Mount Hawthorn Primary School, Repair Cafe Perth and Perth Bike Hub.

The City is seeking Board Members and a Chairperson to fill upcoming vacancies to oversee the Leederville Gardens Retirement Village, a not-for-profit 66-unit independent living facility for over 55s.

A new purple bench sits in Hyde Park to honour victims of domestic homicide and includes a plaque encouraging people to seek advice and support if they need it.

Julie from West Perth won a Bokashi Bin for submitting an image of her favourite Vincent Verge.

The Garage Sale Trail returns to Vincent this October. Join the movement with over 400,000 Australians by hosting a sale or shopping the Trail.

Two new recycling stations have been installed at Beatty Park Leisure Centre and Hawaiian's Mezz Shopping Centre.

We are set to welcome a new Chief Executive Officer, David MacLennan, who will commence in mid-October.

Juvenile and hatchling oblong turtles are rarely, if ever, seen in Hyde Park and the City of Vincent hopes a three year study of the turtles will tell them why.