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A free-play nature space has been created in Woodville Reserve by local kids with additional support from the City of Vincent. This first installment of “Pop Up Play” is part of a new City of Vincent initiative to encourage children and young people to enjoy the outdoors in a variety of creative and unstructured ways.

Notice is hereby given that a Special Council Meeting of the City of Vincent will be held in the Council Chambers at the Administration and Civic Centre, at 244 Vincent Street (corner Loftus Street) Leederville, on Tuesday 21 May 2019 at 6.00pm

The Minister for Women’s Interests recently announced the development of a plan to address gender inequality in Western Australia.

The Leederville Village Square is complete and the road has been reopened. The City and Leederville Connect will launch the new space with an official opening event later this month.

We have come to an in principle agreement to exchange land around Aranmore Catholic Primary School to better align land ownership and create clearer boundaries between City land and school land. Submissions from the recent community consultation will be considered by Council at it's May meetings.

From everyone at the City of Vincent, we wish you a very happy and safe Easter.

The City of Vincent is going solar to become more sustainable and to reduce the City’s energy costs over the lifetime of a significant panel installation over four large buildings.

On 29 April, we will start a 40km/h speed zone trial in Vincent’s southern suburban areas. 57.4% of the people we surveyed in our community consultation last July voted yes to the trial. We asked a few residents to tell us why they voted yes.

The City is hosting two Aboriginal students from Aranmore Catholic College as trainees for the next 18 months as part of our commitment to reconciliation.

The City of Vincent is proposing to name the laneway located between Norham Street and Little Walcott Street in North Perth.

As part of our commitment to being a leader in making it safe, easy, environmentally friendly and enjoyable to get around Vincent, we have commenced development of the City's first Integrated Transport Plan and we'd like to hear your thoughts.

Five bordering local governments have entered in to a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to work collaboratively on common strategic issues in Perth.

From March to May 2019, we will create the Leederville Village Square, a pedestrian-friendly space for cars, cyclists and people to share.

Visitors to Jack Marks Reserve have new places to sit with the creation of bespoke seating suggested through last year’s community budget submissions.

Bike Week 2019 run from 15 - 24 March and the City is celebrating with three free events.

At its March meeting, Vincent Council approved a business case for a third food organic and garden organic (FOGO) bin collection, with a proposed date of implementation of October 2020.

The Mount Hawthorn Lesser Hall will be receiving a makeover over the coming months.

A response to The West Australian article today on proposed changes to citizenship code

The City of Vincent’s 40km/h speed zone trial will start on 29 April in Vincent’s southern suburban areas. The two-year trial aims to study the impact of slower speed limits in residential areas, with independent research supported by the Road Safety Commission.

Leederville continues the Sunday street party feel as Leedy Streets Open returns to the town centre on Sunday 24 February and Sunday 3 March.

The northern end of Oxford Street in Mount Hawthorn is undergoing a revamp to create a shadier, pedestrian and bike-friendly town centre.

As part of its Capital Works projects, the City of Vincent will be upgrading the Recreational Shared Path at Banks Reserve, between Summers Street and the Windan Bridge in East Perth.

On Sunday 17 February, William Street in Northbridge will come alive for the Lunar New Year Lantern Festival. The event is a partnership between the City of Perth, City of Vincent and Northbridge Common Town Team to highlight the end of Lunar New Year celebrations.

We are inviting ideas from our community to fund projects or initiatives in our 2019/20 Budget.

General junk bulk verge collections are commencing in February. Click below for collection dates, rules and guidelines.

View the delegated authority report for the appointment of a successful tenderer for tender no. 560/18.

Construction of North Perth Common, the new heart of North Perth Town Centre, begins Monday, 21 January.

Our AGM will be held on 29 January 2019 at 6pm.

In January 2019, we start construction on two new town centre projects - North Perth Common and the Oxford Street North Upgrade.

View the Mayor's message for December 2018.