WCCC is an incorporated, voluntary, not for profit, non-political, community-based association representing the interests of the local residents and communities in Weston Creek.
Latest News
The Heysen Street Bike Path to Woden is Coming…
Advice from the ACT Government is that work should start on Stage One of the Heysen Street bike path to
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Your Opportunity to help Design new Play Spaces for Waramanga
A Citizen's Forum in 2018 has allocated $1.0 Million to improve play spaces across Canberra through the Better Suburbs Play Spaces Program. Waramanga was selected for a whole of suburb play review.
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Tom Anderson talks about the Upgrade of Footpaths in Stirling
Listen to Tom Anderson talk about the ACT Governments announcement on an upgrade to the footpaths in Stirling as part of the Age Friendly Suburb Program.
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ABC Radio Interview 23 April
ABC Breakfast Radion on Tuesday 23 April 2019 discussed with Pat McGinn (WCCC), Glenys Patulny (Tuggeranong) and Ryan Helmsley (Save Molonglo group) the Federal Election and what they felt that the issues were.
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Petition – Retain the hydrotherapy pool at the Canberra Hospital
The hydrotherapy pool at the Canberra Hospital is due to close in June 2019. Residents living in the Canberra’s south
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Changes to Green Waste Collection Schedule
Green waste bins are now being collected the same day, but alternate week to your recycling bin.
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Electoral Boundaries Redisribution – Submission and Interview
WCCC propose minimal changes to the boundaries to keep within the quota rules for the Electorates. For Murrumbidgee WCCCproposese moving
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Proposed Coombs Play Space
The Suburban Land Agency has released a proposal for a play space at Coombs. Plans on display Sunday 24 Feb 19 (9am-12) at the Popup Cafe, Stromlo Cottage, Noffs Cresent Coombs. Click for details.
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Please Note: WCCC is NOT a local government body
For all inquiries relating to municipal, local or State government matters please contact the ACT Government who perform these functions in the ACT. Inquiries to AccessCanberra – phone 13 22 81 or
