The Village Building Company will be presenting their updated plans for their proposed development of the “old AFP Site” on Streeton Drive and Heysen Street in Weston at the next Public Meeting of the Weston Creek Community Council on Wednesday 25 July. THE VENUE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO THE CHAPMAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HALL IN PERRY DRIVE CHAPMAN at 7.30 PM. Continue reading
Transport Canberra have released a new Bus Network Proposal for discussion and implementation in January 2019. They will present at tonight’s Council meeting. Continue reading
The Village Building Company has provided an update regarding the development of the old ‘AFP’ site at Weston Continue reading
Evoenergy is conducting a survey to gauge public opinion on options for the future distribution network in the ACT. Continue reading
The following are the main items identified in the ACT Budget that affect us in Weston Creek and Molonglo: Continue reading
Council Chair, Tom Anderson, appeared today and gave evidence to the Augmented ACT Electoral Commission. He stated that the Woden Town Centre, as a minimum, must be moved into the proposed Electorate of Bean so that it is with the vast majority of electors that it services. Continue reading
Council is very concerned that there is no consideration by the planners of congestion, public spaces and community facilities for the Woden Town Centre and the Woden Community. The comparison between the Precinct Plan for Woden when compared with Belconnen is chalk and cheese. Continue reading
The next meeting of the Weston Creek Community Council is at 7:30pm at the Raiders Club, Liardet St, Weston (click for map). Continue reading
The Suburban Land Agency is hosting another Molonglo Valley Community Information Night on Thursday 24 May 2018 between 7pm and 9pm at Charles Weston School. This event will be live streamed to the Molonglo Valley Mingle Facebook page and will include a Q&A session. These videos will also be uploaded to the Molonglo Valley Mingle page on the Suburban Land Agency website. Continue reading
Over the years we have seen a relentless drive by successive Governments to diminish these Institutions through continued budget reductions whether they be through the so-called “efficiency dividend” or other cuts. Our community believes that there is a Community Service Obligation on the Parliament of Australia and its Members and Senators to fully fund these Institutions to enable them to operate for the benefit of all Australians. Continue reading
