Issues by various categories regarding Weston Creek
Due to the commencement of site works for the new suburbs of Wright and Coombs, the area known as Deeks Drive will be closed to the public from 22 November. This is the area of the former pine plantation bounded by Uriarra Rod, the Cotter Road, the… Continue reading
Our next Public meeting will be held on Wednesday 24th of November at the Weston Club at 7.30 pm. At this time we are still trying to obtain a replacement Speaker for the Meeting and are hoping to have one of the other Community Councils Chair come… Continue reading
The next meeting is on Wednesday 27 October ’10, 7:30pm at the Weston Club, Weston. Time to Talk–Canberra 2030 is an opportunity to tell the Government what you love about Canberra now and what you would like Canberra to be in 20 years’ time.… Continue reading
We are interested in what the community wants and would value your input and contributions to the master plan for the Gardens. Continue reading
Our next Public meeting will be held on Wednesday 27th of October at the Weston Club at 7.30 pm.
“Sustainability is the word of this year and really is a cover word for population, land use and planning, transport, development and water. These… Continue reading
The Land Development Agency has now released its third Molonglo Valley Newsletter. It features a range of information on news, events and community initiatives. Stay informed as the suburbs and communities start to take shape. Click here for a copy »… Continue reading
FREE GardenSmart advisory service and rebate from the ACT Government The ACT Government’s GardenSmart program is a free service to households to help them create and maintain healthy gardens.
A horticulturalist will visit your home, assess your… Continue reading
The Weston Creek Community Council and the Friends of the CIT Gardens Group have proposed to the ACT Place Names Committee a suitable name for the former CIT Gardens community facility. A proposed name for the gardens should be distinctive and… Continue reading
The ACT Government-funded study being undertaken by the University of Canberra defines what might constitute a ‘clean’ economy, looks at the government’s role, experiences of other jurisdictions, and provides advice on some of the research and resources… Continue reading
Time to Talk is an ACT Government opportunity for all Canberrans to have a conversation on the future look and operation of our city – part of the Canberra 2030 initiative. It is about planning together for how we want the city to function. Its overall… Continue reading
