Tag: Wyndham City Council
Smart barbies declare it’s tong time
Break out the snags and try the new smart barbecues being installed at President’s Park and Bloom Street Reserve.
Wyndham council recently introduced a six-month...
Call for action on K Road cliff erosion
Residents have renewed calls for Wyndham council to conduct erosion control works and establish a solid management plan of the
K Road Cliffs in the...
Major sports strategy unveiled
Lawrie Emmins Reserve could become the destination for two-wheeled sports in the west under an ambitious Wyndham council proposal.
The Lawrie Emmins Reserve draft master...
Federal budget disappoints
Wyndham council believes the federal budget missed the mark, with no funding allocated to the municipality’s road and rail.
Mayor Mia Shaw said while some...
Council honours past mayors
Past mayors and citizens of the year gathered at a lunch of Wyndham luminaries.
The council hosted its mayors’ luncheon earlier this month in gratitude...
Smart thinking in Wyndham
Traffic lights that regulate traffic flow in response to real-time demand and sensors to predict when drains need maintaining could be the way of...
Tarneit and Hogans road works to wrap up
The end of traffic snarls along Tarneit Road could be in sight with lights and signals expected to be fully operational within the next...
‘Toorak of the west’ rates anger
A Werribee property owner is outraged by the jump in council rates in recent years, claiming he pays significantly less on similarly valued properties...
Grandstand delay in Chirnside Park project
The condition of the old timber grandstand has set back the final piece of Werribee’s Chirnside Park redevelopment.
Wyndham council has applied for an extension...
Voters go cold on Wyndham council election
With only three days until the polls close, just a third of the Wyndham electorate has cast their vote in the local government election.
As...
Werribee’s CBD to be Southbank of the West
Werribee’s CBD could become the Southbank of the west under a Wyndham council plan to put a Watton Street focus on the Werribee River.
The...
No nudes for Werribee beach
Nudists will be forced to cover up at a Werribee South beach from September 1.
Planning Minister Richard Wynne has approved a request from Wyndham...
Six in line to be our top citizen
A man who helps asylum seekers and the president of a theatre company are among six winners in Wyndham’s Community Volunteer Awards.
The winners, named...
CEO Kerry Thompson resigns
Wyndham council chief executive officer Kerry Thompson has resigned.
Mayor Peter Maynard announced Ms Thompson’s resignation on Monday afternoon, saying she was leaving the council...
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Enjoy a cuppa
The kettle will be warm and the cakes ready for the Eynesbury Biggest Morning Tea.
Running for the sixth year, the morning tea raises funds...
