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Welcome to the Norwoodhood by DAVID BELL
WITH the old Cheriton Street cottage narrowly saved from being sold, the Norwood Neighbourhood Association is turning it into a neighbourhood centre. Vincent city council is soon to start restorations on the cottage, so the NNA’s asking locals to come out to an ideas day on August 30 to think up plans on how to use the centre. It’s already turned the backyard into a community garden and set up a BBQ, and it’s looking at ideas like a community kitchen or a coffee window for the house itself when it opens early next year. The community vision workshop runs 1–4pm at 34 Cheriton Street and there’ll be afternnon tea and stuff to keep the kiddies busy. The saga of the railway house started back in April 2011 when the WA government tried to sell the house. Locals feared it’d be lost forever but the deal fell through due to a bungled tender, and both sides of politics lobbied to have it transferred to community hands.
• The locals from the Norwood Neighbourhood Association in their community garden. Photo by David Bell
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ARTS & CRAFTS MARKET 25TH & 26TH OCTOBER 10AM - 4.30PM daily York Town Hall 81 Avon Terrace, York Stallholder enquiries welcome: [email protected]
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LOCALS with an interest in wetlands are being urged to turn out for a Baigup wetlands planting and weeding day this Sunday August 24.
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• Penny Lee and Tess Tholstrup are looking forward to Sunday to get stuck into repairing the Baigup wetlands. Photo by Matthew Dwyer
The Bayswater wetland is coming back to life after decades as a site for market gardens, and then a weed-infested wasteland. “Once the land was no longer used privately, that led to weeds and they have driven out vegetation,” says Baigup wetlands interest group coordinator Penny Lee. “We need to preserve the wetland if we want to see wildlife continue to thrive.” Like many wetlands in the network along the Swan coastal plain, Baigup has important cultural significance to Aboriginal people. Those remaining face numerous stresses, as outlined in a report just released by the WA auditor-general. The report says the Swan and Canning river systems and wetlands are failing to cope with Perth’s growing population and development pressures.
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Aluminium Slat (wood look) or Colorbond Gates & In Fill Panels We do all insurance & private quotes
Office 9409 4005 • Fax 9409 4010 Mobile 0426 954 134 [email protected] www.kromfencingwa.com.au
Welcome to the Norwoodhood by DAVID BELL
WITH the old Cheriton Street cottage narrowly saved from being sold, the Norwood Neighbourhood Association is turning it into a neighbourhood centre. Vincent city council is soon to start restorations on the cottage, so the NNA’s asking locals to come out to an ideas day on August 30 to think up plans on how to use the centre. It’s already turned the backyard into a community garden and set up a BBQ, and it’s looking at ideas like a community kitchen or a coffee window for the house itself when it opens early next year. The community vision workshop runs 1–4pm at 34 Cheriton Street and there’ll be afternnon tea and stuff to keep the kiddies busy. The saga of the railway house started back in April 2011 when the WA government tried to sell the house. Locals feared it’d be lost forever but the deal fell through due to a bungled tender, and both sides of politics lobbied to have it transferred to community hands.
• The locals from the Norwood Neighbourhood Association in their community garden. Photo by David Bell
Baigup day
ARTS & CRAFTS MARKET 25TH & 26TH OCTOBER 10AM - 4.30PM daily York Town Hall 81 Avon Terrace, York Stallholder enquiries welcome: [email protected]
facebook.com/yorkbzzaar
by CAMILLE VISSER
LOCALS with an interest in wetlands are being urged to turn out for a Baigup wetlands planting and weeding day this Sunday August 24.
MOUNT LAWLEY
FOR A FRESH, INSPIRING APPROACH TO PROPERTY MANAGEMENT THINK ACTON MOUNT LAWLEY Treating your investment property like it’s our own 678 BEAUFORT ST, MOUNT LAWLEY PH: 9272 2488 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU
• Penny Lee and Tess Tholstrup are looking forward to Sunday to get stuck into repairing the Baigup wetlands. Photo by Matthew Dwyer
The Bayswater wetland is coming back to life after decades as a site for market gardens, and then a weed-infested wasteland. “Once the land was no longer used privately, that led to weeds and they have driven out vegetation,” says Baigup wetlands interest group coordinator Penny Lee. “We need to preserve the wetland if we want to see wildlife continue to thrive.” Like many wetlands in the network along the Swan coastal plain, Baigup has important cultural significance to Aboriginal people. Those remaining face numerous stresses, as outlined in a report just released by the WA auditor-general. The report says the Swan and Canning river systems and wetlands are failing to cope with Perth’s growing population and development pressures.
Give your business some extra juice! With our new 4 Week Business Booster package. Here’s what you get...
5000 Flyers
Double sided colour DL flyers. Including production. Delivered to your specified suburbs
Three 10x3 Ads
Appearing in our Who? What? Where? feature. 10cm H x 11cm W colour ad
Feature Article 100 word story or photo appearing along with your advert each week. A great way to tell your story
All this for $1500 Normally valued at $2560. Save $1060 Campaign is for one edition. Additional editions at $660 gst included.
To book your package today or for more information
Phone 9430 7727
[email protected] [email protected]
Herald Herald FREMANTLE
– Fremantle’s Paper –
Page 6 - The Perth Voice, Saturday August 23, 2014
.com
Herald Voice The
Perth
.com
