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 Weston Creek Men’s Shed Re-locates to Rivett.
The Weston Creek Community Council welcomes the re-location of the Weston Creek Men’s Shed to Rivett.
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Planning shock: regulators say no to developers!
“It’s a good day when announcements are made that the regulators are indeed doing their job, stopping developers going ahead with ridiculous proposals,” writes PAUL COSTIGAN
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Refused – Proposed Development of Block 3 Section 12 Coombs – the ZAPARI Development
Council is very pleased that the Proposed Development of Block 3 Section 12 Coombs – the ZAPARI Development has been
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Refused – Proposed development of Block 4 Section 39 Coombs – the POD Development
Council is very pleased that the Proposed development of Block 4 Section 39 Coombs – the POD Development - has
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Update on the Old AFP Site Development at Weston
The Village Building Co has updated where they are at with their proposed development at Weston.
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Have your Say on the Woden Town Square Experiment.
The ACT Government is installing a landscape with structures and furniture to bring the square back to life.
For more information about the #WodenExperiment visit
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The Work of Weston Creek Community Council
HAVING spent time talking with numerous community council leaders, one thing stands out. What a job!
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ARE YOU BUSHFIRE READY? – Our Next Meeting 28 Nov
It is very important to have a good understanding of what might happen in the event of a Bushfire and how to deal with it. Meeting is at Chapman Primary School
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Chair on ABC re Garden Party
Tom Anderson (Chair WCCC) discusses with ABC's Greg Bayliss Weston Creeks 50th Anniversary Garden Party.
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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
