The City of Vincent is inviting experienced event organisers and community groups to apply for event sponsorship and bring bold, creative ideas to life in Vincent’s town centres and open spaces.

The City, in collaboration with a team of highly specialised arborists, will be undertaking PSHB-related pruning and chemical treatment works

The City of Vincent is developing a Heritage Strategic Plan to celebrate and protect our unique heritage, and your feedback will help shape it.

Perth Inner City Group (PICG) has agreed to explore streetlight vehicle charging as a safe and convenient option for households without off-street parking to charge their EVs.

As part of our road resurfacing program, we are asphalting a section of Woodstock Street in Mt Hawthorn.

The City of Vincent is developing a Climate Plan and is seeking local input.

The State Government recently announced that Claisebrook and Glendalough stations are among ten train stations identified as part of a plan to support more housing near public transport.

In collaboration with the City of Vincent, the Revelation Perth International Film Festival is excited to reveal three new film projects that will bring the City’s vibrant community and rich history to life on the big screen.

The Place Plan is a guide to how the City supports and coordinates change to make our town centres more liveable.

Construction work will pause during the Christmas and New Year period.

The City of Vincent is replacing the Throssell Street play space in Hyde Park and is looking for people to be part of a Community Reference Group.

The City of Vincent is inviting nominations from community members to join a dedicated Transport Advisory Group.

Following concerns from East Perth residents regarding increased traffic and speeding along Joel Terrace, the City of Vincent will install temporary speed awareness signs in the area.

This holiday season, we’re spotlighting local shops that cater to every personality on your list.

Christmas has arrived in the City of Vincent, with wonderful light displays, interactive photo opportunities and sparkling tree lights installed in town centres across the City. 

The Planning Framework provides clear guidance on building design and land use.

Have your say on the issues that matter most to you

Night football and gridiron matches, and international-level training sessions, will be making a comeback at Litis Stadium with an upcoming lighting upgrade.

The City of Vincent is asking for feedback on key themes for this plan.

The winners of this year's competition are announced.

As part of our road resurfacing program, we are asphalting Raglan Road between Hutt and Walcott streets.

This National Asbestos Awareness Month, the City of Vincent is calling on State and Federal Governments to provide dedicated funding, practical guidance and genuine consultation with councils to make the Asbestos National Strategic Plan 2024-30 achievable on the ground.

The City of Vincent has secured $96,000 through the Streets Alive funding program to deliver its Leafy Liveable Lincoln Street project in Highgate.

The City has developed two new design options for three of our playgrounds and we would love to hear which you prefer.

The City of Vincent has been named the most liveable city in Western Australia, and the second most liveable in all of Australia.

Rainbow Picnic is back and bigger than ever at Hyde Park, Sunday 9 November.

The journey to and from school is now safer for students at Kyilla Primary School thanks to footpath and road layout upgrades recently completed by the City of Vincent.

The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions is asking our community about the Derbal Yirragan (Swan River) for the Windan-Guildford Locality Plan.

A message from the Mayor. City of Vincent received the ultimate accolade this month when it was declared the best place to live in WA, and the second most liveable location in Australia.

We are resurfacing Zebina Street in East Perth