WHAT’S INSIDE THIS ISSUE... YOUR NEW COUNCIL
SUMMER EVENTS GUIDE
LATHLAIN PLAYGROUP
LATHLAIN PRECINCT
SUMMER 2017/18
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This has been wrapped with biodegradable plastic. The purpose-built Keith Hayes Community Centre is perfect for parents and kids at Lathlain Playgroup.
Message from the Mayor Hello there and welcome to our jam-packed Summer edition of Life in the Park.
His Worship the Mayor Trevor Vaughan P: 9311 8155 M: 0447 374 528 tvaughan@vicpark.wa.gov.au
We have a new look Council after the elections were held back in October. I warmly congratulate the new members of Council and Cr Oliver for his successful return.
I thank Cr Maxwell for his service to the Town, and all the candidates who ran and showed their passion for the Town in the lead up to the elections. I’m really pleased with the number of voter turnouts received and would especially like to thank our community members who voted. It is also great to see the shift in gender balance on Council and I look forward to working with a new dynamic team. I’d also like to thank our retiring Councillors Keith Hayes and Mark Windram. Keith has done so much for our community over the past 25 years, and was even a Councillor back when the Town was part of the City of Perth! You can read some words from Keith over on page four.
With the weather warming up there’s going to be heaps to see and do. You can view events happening in the Town in this edition under our Summer events guide. As always, our team manages to put on different and exciting events for people to enjoy. Optus Stadium is nearing completion and will be ready to host major events in just a few months, with Ed Sheeran and an NRL double header playing at the venue in early March. The Town is planning some exciting new initiatives to bring people visiting the stadium back into the Town before and after events… watch this space! Also included with this edition of Life in the Park is your new-look waste guide. Be sure to keep this somewhere handy (like on your fridge) so you can quickly and easily refer to it when you’re wondering what day your bin is collected or what you can recycle in your yellow top bin.
Mayor Trevor Vaughan
Jarrah Ward
Banksia Ward
Your Councillors
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Cr Claire Anderson M: 0416 199 745 E: claire.anderson@y7mail.com Term expires: Oct. 2019
Cr Jennifer Ammons Noble M:0452 405 841 E: jammonsnoble@vicpark.wa.gov.au Term expires: Oct. 2019
Cr Julian Jacobs M: 0424 156 643 E: julian.jacobs@stryker.com Term expires: Oct. 2019
Cr Ronhhda Potter M: 0467 257 621 E: ronhhdapotter@gmail.com Term expires: Oct. 2021
Cr Karen Vernon M: 0407 448 336 E: karen.vernon@icloud.com Term expires: Oct. 2021
Cr Bronwyn Ife M: 0419 942 944 E: BronforVicPark@mail.com Term expires: Oct. 2021
Cr Brian Oliver M: 0435 229 317 E: boliver@vicpark.wa.gov.au Term expires: Oct. 2021
Cr Vicki Potter M: 0433 704 140 E: vicki.potter217@iinet.net.au Term expires: Oct. 2019
Town of Victoria Park Council. Back row: Cr Jennifer Ammons Noble, Cr Julian Jacobs, Cr Karen Vernon, Mayor Trevor Vaughan, Cr Bronwyn Ife. Front row: Cr Vicki Potter (Deputy Mayor), Cr Brian Oliver, Cr Ronhhda Potter, Cr Claire Anderson
Meet your new Council Three new community members have been elected to Council after elections were held on 21 October, with Karen Vernon and Ronhhda Potter elected to Banksia Ward, and Bronwyn Ife elected to Jarrah Ward. Cr Brian Oliver has taken the fourth candidate position, re-elected to return to his seat in Jarrah Ward for a second term. With the three new councillors, the gender balance of Council will for the first time be majority female. This year the Banksia Ward voter turn-out was around 31.5% and around 32.8% for Jarrah Ward. This was an increase from the 2015 election, where the average percentage across the two wards was 28.87%. For full details on voter participation rates and election results visit elections.wa.gov.au
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Community focus
WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE TOWN
Farewell Cr Hayes From this year the Town of Victoria Park Council will feel very different. Not because following the election in October, we have a line-up of some new faces on Council, but mostly because one particular, familiar and resounding voice of the people will be missing for the first time in 25 years. Keith Hayes has chosen to retire from Local Government service after representing Carlise as a councillor for nine years as part of the City of Perth, and for the past 16 years with the Town of Victoria Park (which became a local government authority in its own right again in 1994 following the City of Perth Restructuring Act 1993). Keith notes some of the highlights in his time as a councillor with fond reflection, emotion and humour. “Supporting the controversial planning approval for the Nardine Women’s refuge, in Victoria Park, is a big one for me,” he said. “As was establishing the AIDs self-help family support centre, which faced many appeal processes and a lot of community bigotry and bias and was taken to the Equal Opportunities Commission before finally getting across the line. I was called as a witness by the applicants, it was a gruelling process I will never forget.
building, recently opened in Lathlain. Keith says his time particularly at Vic Park has been the most rewarding with a very team-oriented environment that has seen a lot of change and progress – but if you think this is the last you’ll hear from him since his decision to ‘retire’ – you should think again. “There’s always more to do,” he said. “There is bit of unfinished business for me and I will be keeping a close eye on the completion of the Lathlain Precinct Redevelopment Project and the Urban Forest Strategy. I think greening our public realm is crucial. “I hope to continue to do some community service in the disability field, but will also be able to focus more on my personal health, do some travel and aim to be bit more self-indulgent.” Keith’s contribution was recently recognised when the Town named the newly opened community building in Lathlain after him – a fitting tribute to his dedication and service to the community over a very long time and a significant portion of his life. Read the whole interview with Keith Hayes on our website at vicpk.co/keithhayes
“I’m also proud of assisting with the establishment of the Carlise Food Centre, a Uniting Church project, because it met a huge community need of the time, when low income families were struggling and weren’t able to access low cost food, even on welfare.” The Centre, fully run by volunteers only closed around 12 months ago. But it doesn’t stop there, as Keith is credited with being the driver behind the introduction of many more initiatives for the Town, such as the Adopt a Verge program, the Causeway Precinct Plan, the WA Youth Orchestra Music by Moonlight Symphony Concerts, the Sporting Walk of Fame, the Land Optimisation Strategy, the program to remove redundant crossovers which allows more room for planting street trees and much, much more. Most recently he Chaired the Town’s Lathlain Precinct Redevelopment Project Team. Within this project, he is well known as the main driver behind the planning, design and construction of the new community
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Cr Keith Hayes attending Remembrance Day in 2014.
Who’s in your town?
Getting to grips with technology at Lathlain Playgroup.
Lathlain Playgroup You may have seen the bright, new Keith Hayes Community Centre in Lathlain Place which was completed in early 2017. The building is part of the Town’s $70 million Lathlain Precinct Redevelopment Project, and was built to be occupied by community groups/services, to help make Lathlain a more focal and vibrant place. One of the three tenants located in the building is Lathlain Playgroup. Lathlain Playgroup (previously Lathlain Carlisle Playgroup Inc) is a not for profit organisation that has been providing local families and children (from newborn to five years old) with a playgroup venue for more than 20 years. The playgroup caters for up to 150 culturally diverse families from Carlisle, Cloverdale, East Victoria Park, Kewdale, Lathlain, Rivervale and Victoria Park. The families range from mothers’ groups that wish to meet at a safe and centralised location to new parents in the area looking to be part of a community play centre for their children. Operating from Monday to Friday all year round, including school holidays, each day has a morning and afternoon session, with flexible times depending on the needs of the group. Thanks to being housed in the brand new community building, members have access to a gated venue that has a permanent indoor activity space, an undercover alfresco, and a grassed natureplay outdoor area.
Sam Swain, a parent and member of Lathlain Playgroup, says there’s an inviting atmosphere for both kids and parents. “There’s lots of people that we meet and see out in the community. The kids have fun playing both together and individually, which is important. The new venue is fantastic. It’s just really come together. Sam says the community building ticks all the boxes to hold events and activities no matter what time of year it is. “We have playgroup parties. We’ve done barbecues, and had icy poles, on dreary winter days because we’ve got the room to do it undercover now. It’s been great. My kids love it.” Community events are held across the year where families from the playgroup can meet and socialise, including the popular free Christmas Carnival. Members can host birthday parties at the venue for a nominal fee with all proceeds going towards new toys. Prospective families can take advantage of a free two week trial to see if the playgroup suits them. To enquire about the venue please contact Lathlain Playgroup on lathlainplaygroup@gmail.com or 0426 161 174. Visit lathlainplaygroup.com
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Summer events
WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE TOWN
Queen’s Baton Relay The Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Queen’s Baton Relay will make quite a splash in the Town of Victoria Park, with a water ski arrival to take place on the banks of the Swan River in Burswood on Saturday 24 February 2018. For more information visit vicpk.co/QBR711
Batonbearer Ryan Green
Beyond Petrol 17 January 2018 6.30pm – 8.30pm Dutch Trading Company, 243 Albany Hwy Coffee & Change is a series of free sustainability-focused events being held throughout the year. • Great coffee from venues who are members of the Responsible Cafes campaign. • Learn a new skill or information from an expert. • Change your everyday behaviours to lead a more sustainable life. Come and hear about news and opportunities in the electric vehicle and renewable energy sector and take a look at some electric vehicles on display. Presented by the Beyond Gardens team.
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New waste calendar Your all new Waste and Recycling Guide for 2018 is included with this edition of Life in the Park. Keep it somewhere prominent, like your fridge, so you’re always up to date on when the next collection is. Green Waste set out dates* Area 1 Area 2
27 – 28 Jan 3 – 4 Feb
Area 3 Area 4
10 – 11 Feb 17 – 18 Feb
*Refer to your Waste and Recycling Guide 2018 or the Town’s website for your area. If you did not receive your copy or need another one, call 9311 8111 and it will be posted to you, or download a copy from the Town’s website.
Optus Stadium
Firebreaks reminder Are you aware of your responsibilities around clearing inflammable matter on land owned and/or occupied by you? For land 2,000m2 or less, you must remove inflammable matter from the whole of the land, except living things, to a height of no more than 50mm. All other land needs to have three metre wide and high firebreak clearances, inside all boundaries. Make sure you read the firebreak notice on our website vicpk.co/fire1718
Optus Stadium and Stadium Park are nearing completion with the official opening event, the Optus Stadium Open Day, scheduled for Sunday 21 January. The free Open Day will run from the early afternoon into the evening and enable ticket holders to walk through the stadium, taste the food and beverage offerings, participate in a variety of family activities and experience the stadium’s state-of-the-art lighting, video and audio systems in action. In Stadium Park, ticket holders will be able to enjoy the public art, explore the nature playgrounds in Chevron Parkland, take part in a range of family activities and enjoy roaming entertainment events, food and music. For further details on the Optus Studium Open Day, visit perthstadium.com.au
Laneway project The Town has a project to activate its laneways and intersections. For more information visit yourthoughts. victoriapark.wa.gov.au/opns
Sporting Walk of Fame 2018 Know an elite sports legend? Nominations are now open for the Sporting Walk of Fame. The walk is located at Aqualife and honours people who have competed or contributed to sport at an elite level and have a local connection. Nominations close Friday 16 March. For more information visit the Town’s website.
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Growth series #3
WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE TOWN
METRONET in the Town of Victoria Park The Town of Victoria Park is growing with an expected 19,400 + new dwellings by 2050, amplified transportation and access challenges as the metropolitan region grows and increasing expectations from a new generation of residents wanting to live, work and play close to the city. The State Government has recognised this and through its METRONET project is responding to these challenges through a series of proposed upgrades to the inner city rail network. With plans for a more capable and efficient rail network, the Town of Victoria Park is in a unique situation to get the planning for our future right. We are at perhaps one of the most important times in our planning history where we can establish our ‘future footprint’ with a transit-oriented approach to development – a style of development that focuses on the creation of mixed-use communities with a central node of activity, located within 800-1000 metres walking distance of a transit stop and linked to our existing centres of activity. To read the whole story visit vicpk.co/growth3
Subi Centro in Subiaco is a great example of transit-oriented development.
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The future of leisure in the Town Providing recreational services and facilities for the community’s health and wellbeing is an important part of the Town’s purpose and vision. These services are heavily subsidised by ratepayers and so a review has been undertaken to ensure the centres operate in the most efficient way possible. An independent consultant was employed by the Town to review and report on the commercial viability of Aqualife and Leisurelife. After conducting an assessment, which included consulting the community both online and through workshops, a report was produced with a range of recommendations designed to improve the financial sustainability of both centres. This report was completed in December 2016, and the Town is now implementing some of the recommendations. There are several things happening at the moment – for more information about what is going on visit the Town’s website vicpk.co/vpfoleisure
GO Edwards Park GO Edwards Park is being upgraded, with works to be completed early in 2018. The upgrade includes: • installation of upgraded playground equipment including natureplay and a sculptural timber play feature • landscaping, including vegetated swales to filter the storm water that enters the lake • installation of bird hides • construction of stage one of the path network. These improvements will have great environmental and safety benefits for our community and will attract more people to this gem. Find out more online at vicpk.co/goupgrades
Albany Hwy closure Resurfacing works will take place on Albany Highway, between Teddington Road and McMillan Street in early January from 7pm to 5am. Sections of Albany Highway will be temporarily closed during the works and detours will be in place. Footpath access will be maintained at all times. Keep up to date at victoriapark.wa.gov.au/works-projects
Traffic calming in Lathlain Works to calm Enfield Street in Lathlain have now been completed and the focus has turned to implementing the Lathlain Traffic Management Plan
(LTMP) – a suburb-wide traffic-calming initiative. The purpose of the LTMP is to address speed and safety complaints, looking at the suburb as a whole to ensure that when traffic calming is introduced on one street, the problem isn’t shifted to the next. Community workshops were held in late November to educate people about the reasons for the plan and give them an opportunity to be involved in the detail of where devices are placed. Thank you to everyone that took the time to be involved with these workshops. For more information about the project, visit yourthoughts.victoriapark.wa.gov.au/ltmp
McCallum Park and Taylor Reserve Concept Plan We recently held a community information session for people to find out about our plans for our stretch of the foreshore. Thank you to everyone that attended. The next phase of this project will be all about the detailed design of the river edge, currently planned to begin in March 2018. Like the concept report, the community will have an opportunity to be engaged in the design process and further information on this will be made available shortly. To find out more about this project, visit yourthoughts.victoriapark.wa.gov.au/ mt-concept-plan Thank you to our funding partners, the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.
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REDEVELOPM ENT PRO JECT
COMMUNITY UPDATE Lathlain Precinct Redevelopment Project Edition 4 | December 2017
Zone 2 Community Activity
Zone 1 Perth Football Club & Community Facility Zone 1 incorporates the development of brand new facilities for the Perth Football Club including multi-purpose/shared spaces that can accommodate community events, activities and programs. The Town and the club are exploring funding opportunities. Planning and works are not expected to start until 2019.
Concept plans for Zone 2 and 2X were endorsed by Council in August and included the vision for active and passive recreation spaces with facilities and amenities for all to enjoy. The first stage of construction will be demolition and removal of some existing infrastructure. Council has awarded a demolition contract to a qualified contractor and the works are expected to be completed by the end of February 2018. Works will include: • demolition and removal of the ablution buildings adjacent to McCartney Crescent • demolition and removal of the concrete apron (eastern end of the ablution building) and associated grated drainage pit • removal of internal fences and gates • removal of bitumen hardstand and bitumen driveway • removal of any concrete footings within the site • demolition and removal of the cottage and outbuilding on Lot 2 (No 36 Goddard Street) The Town has worked with the tenant of 36 Goddard Street to help him find new accommodation which meets his needs. Architectural records have been prepared for both the ablution buildings and for the cottage.
Zone 7 Equitable Access Zone 3 West Coast Eagles Perkins Builders have been appointed as the main building contractor for the construction of the new West Coast Eagles Training, Administration and Community Facility at Lathlain Park. Construction on the site started in late October and is expected to take approximately 16 months. Working hours will be in accordance with the building permit issued by the Town which are Monday to Saturday 7am – 7pm. During the course of construction if you have any questions or concerns please contact Perkins Builders directly: Site Manager – Enda Wall – enda.wall@perkinsbuilders.com.au – 0438 487 762 Project Manager – Damien Burns – damien.burns@perkinsbuilders.com.au – 0408 615 196
Zone 6 Community Building At its meeting on 14 February 2017, Council made a decision to officially name the Lathlain Community Centre the Keith Hayes Community Centre in honour of long-serving Councillor Keith Hayes. The Keith Hayes Community Centre was officially opened Sunday 5 November and was a fitting tribute to Mr Hayes, who has served the local community for more than 25 years as a Councillor.
The Town is working with engineers appointed by the West Coast Eagles to work through several items including pathways, stormwater drainage and carpark entry and access as part of the construction of the new training and administration centre.
Active Life Blender bike: Kids’ snacks pedal-powered fun! on-the-go
Family fitness program
Planning to host an event or fundraiser? Hire our blender bike as a healthy and fun way to make delicious pedal-powered smoothies. It’s available for hire at a low cost to schools, sporting clubs, community groups, residents and local businesses in the Town of Victoria Park.
Come along to this hands-on food preparation session and be inspired to create wholesome, fun food your kids will enjoy. Learn some simple ideas to create healthy snacks and lunchboxes for toddlers and school aged children. The kids will be happy too, as there is a fenced playground and lots of activities to keep them busy.
This program is designed for toddlers (15 months - three years) along with mum or dad. It is an interactive program for both the toddlers and their parent to exercise together. Sessions include pram cardio, practical resistance training, obstacle courses and much more. The program can be catered to each individual’s needs and fitness levels.
Wednesday 17 January 1pm – 3pm Victoria Park Community Centre 248 Gloucester St, East Victoria Park $8 per family Booking is essential
Ask about our programs for mums with a toddler and baby.
Weekly walking groups In partnership with the Heart Foundation, the Town is offering the following free weekly walking groups: Tuesdays: 8.30am at Kensington Bushland (meeting by the club room at Harold Rossiter Park). Wednesdays: 8.30am and 9.30am Mothers’ Walking Group (starting at Antz Inya Pantz Cafe, 965 Albany Hwy). No need to book, just come along!
Post-natal fitness program
Term one: 15 January – 13 April Monday & Friday sessions available Leisurelife Centre $9 per session (Town of Victoria Park residents) $11 per session (non-residents) Booking is essential
This interactive program is designed for optimal postnatal fitness. Sessions include lowimpact pram cardio, pelvic floor exercises and practical resistance training. The program can be catered to each individual’s needs and fitness levels. Best of all, you can exercise with your baby. Term one: 15 January – 13 April Monday & Friday sessions available Leisurelife Centre and John MacMillan Park (weather permitting) $9 per session (Town of Victoria Park residents) $11 per session (non-residents) Booking is essential
To make a booking or for further information on Active Life programs visit: vicpk.co/tovpactive | Leisurelife 9373 5450 12
Summer at your library Summer Reading Club 2017 – Game on!
• Wheeler eBooks and eAudio. • Online payment to attend events at the library (where applicable).
Free event No need to book For kids aged four–14 years PLAY. SOLVE. PARTICIPATE. READ. Get ready for a celebration of sports, games, technology and team spirit. Participate in the Summer Reading Club at the library and online. Come in and grab your showbag and get started! Bags are available from 18 December 2017 until they run out.
Library book clubs Create your own book club at a place and time convenient to you and your friends - in your home, at a coffee shop, the library, playgroup, or even at the park while your children play. The library has multiple copies of select titles which can be loaned for extended periods.
Books on Wheels The library offers its Books on Wheels service to residents and their carers living within the Town who are physically unable to visit the library. Eligible residents are able to borrow from the following items. • • • • • • • •
Large print books. Regular print books. Non-fiction. Audiobooks. Music CDs. DVDs. Magazines. Puzzles and games.
Visit our website or speak to our friendly team for more information.
New eResources New electronic resources are coming soon to the library. Kanopy is a video streaming service that will enable access to independent, foreign language, classic, or documentary films. Watch this space.
CCYP is 10 The Commissioner for Children and Young People’s office is turning 10! To celebrate, Commissioner Colin Pettit has invited Year 4 students from all over the state to share what it’s like to be 10 years old in WA by creating art. Victoria Park Library will be hosting 70 works of art from 7 – 31 December. Come along and be awed by the vision of Western Australia’s 10 year olds!
For further information on activities visit victoriapark.wa.gov.au or contact: 27 Sussex St, East Victoria Park 6101 | 9373 5500 | vicparklibrary@vicpark.wa.gov.au 13
Leisure centres Summer school holiday program Keep your kids entertained during the school holidays in the Leisurelife Just 4 Kids program. There is always a wide variety of awesome activities and excursions lined-up, with the aim to incorporate both enjoyment, education and physical activity into each day of the program. The Summer program will run from 18 to 21 December 2017 and 2 to 30 January 2018.
Free lolly bags Leisurelife organises children’s birthday parties jam packed full of excitement and fun. Book a kids birthday party at Leisurelife between 1 December 2017 and 28 February 2018 and receive 10 free lolly bags!
Summer swim school holiday lessons Enrol now in intensive swimming lessons at Aqualife during the summer holidays. • Kick-start your children’s learning. • Frequent reinforcement helps kids retain key concepts and make fast improvements. • Keep you kids busy and active during the holidays.
Christmas bingo Join us at the Leisurelife Centre on Saturday 23 December for our Christmas themed bingo extravaganza. Enjoy Christmas treats and activities plus a visit from Santa! Doors open at 5.30pm with eyes down at 7.30pm.
Upfront pool only membership – get one month free Purchase an upfront 12-month essential aquatic membership during December 2017 and receive one month free, plus pay no joining fee. For new members only.
Leisurelife upgrades Have you heard? Exciting changes are happening at Leisurelife, including sports stadium floor resurfacing, new sports stadium LED lighting, squash courts three and four to be repainted and international standard flooring installed, as well as toilets and change room refurbishments.
Racquet memberships Leisurelife racquet memberships are available for an annual fee of $80. This grants players a discounted weekday and weekend rates per hour for squash and badminton court hire, discounted racquet hire and other exclusive offers.
For further information on activities visit victoriaparkleisure.wa.gov.au or contact: Leisurelife: 9373 5450 | Aqualife: 9373 5400 | Facebook: AqualifeLeisurelife | Twitter: VicParkLeisure 13 14
TOVP SOCIAL WALL Post to Facebook, Twitter or Instagram with the hashtag #lifeinthepark to have your picture and message featured. Here are some recent posts we love!
@mrsellejac Push me higher Mummy
@imanageperth Spring is breaking through
@shozzyhops Ready to dance in the street! @perthswingdanceacademy
@queencolleen42 “We’ll be friends until forever, just you wait and see.” A.A Milne
@caninecomrades The many smiles of Poppy the Retriever Princess
@bossthestaffyx my pawrents and I are loving our new local
@parkproperty Never get tired of this view
@melissa.ann.watson #vicparklife #lifeinthepark
@radka007 Sunday morning stroll around the hood
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17 January
December
Elected Members Briefing Session
Dutch Trading Company, 243 Albany Hwy Vic Park 6.30pm – 8.30pm, free event
6.30pm, Council Chambers Town Administration Centre Public Welcome
28 January
12 December
6.30pm, Council Chambers Town Administration Centre Public Welcome
Twilight Trios – Bump 4040 Raphael Park 5.30pm – 7.30pm, free event
Higgins Park 5.30pm – 7.30pm, free event
Ordinary Council Meeting
John MacMillan Park 5.30pm – 7.30pm, free event
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Twilight Trios – Beatles vs Rolling Stones
13 February
Twilight Trios – Verge Collection
Ordinary Council Meeting
14 January
11 February
Coffee & Change
6.30pm, Council Chambers Town Administration Centre Public Welcome
24 February
February
Elected Members Briefing Session
Queen’s Baton Relay –
6.30pm, Council Chambers Town Administration Centre Public Welcome
Gold Coast Commonwealth Games Burswood Park Foreshore and Perth Stadium 3pm, free event
Town of Victoria Park – Christmas / New Year Opening Hours The Town of Victoria Park wishes to advise that many of its services will be closed during the Christmas and New Year holiday period as shown below. Date
Administration
Library
Fri 22 Dec
8.30am – 12noon
9am – 12noon
Aqualife
Leisurelife
5.30am – 12noon 5.30am – 12noon
Digital Hub 9am – 12noon
Town Contacts Town of Victoria Park
Closed
9311 8111 99 Shepperton Road Victoria Park
Victoria Park Library
Sat 23 Dec
Closed
9am – 1pm
7am – 6pm
Bingo only 5.30pm – 10.30pm
Sun 24 Dec
Closed
Closed
7am – 4pm
Closed
Closed
Mon 25 Dec
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Tue 26 Dec
Closed
Closed
8am – 5pm
Closed
Closed
Wed 27 Dec
Closed
9am-6pm
5.30am – 9pm
Closed
Closed
Thu 28 Dec
Closed
9am-6pm
5.30am – 9pm
Closed
Closed
9373 5400 Somerset Street East Victoria Park
Fri 29 Dec
Closed
9am-6pm
5.30am – 8.30pm
Closed
Closed
Leisurelife
Sat 30 Dec
Closed
9am-1pm
7am – 6pm
Closed
Closed
Sun 31 Dec 2017
Closed
Closed
7am – 4pm
Bingo only 5.30pm – 10.30pm
9373 5450 Gloucester Street East Victoria Park
Closed
Digital Hub
Mon 1 Jan 2018
Closed
Closed
8am – 5pm
Closed
Closed
Tue 2 Jan
Aqualife
9329 4238 Harper Street, Victoria Park
Victoria Park Pound
Return to normal hours
Rangers: On duty from 7.30am to 6pm except for Sunday 24 December 7.30am to 4pm and off-duty Christmas Day. For emergency attendance outside these hours, or Christmas Day, call 9311 8188. This information is available in alternative formats on request.
9373 5500 Sussex Street East Victoria Park
9311 8171 Thelma Street, South Perth
Report It: 9311 8111 After hours message service
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