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25.01.2022 Are you thinking of selling your property?

25.01.2022 With Sunday expected to reach a sunny high of 31, it will be a perfect day for family fun at Maylands Waterland Family Fun Day! It is sure to be a SPLASH!

25.01.2022 The City is inviting comments from the community on the draft policy in relation to trees on private property and street verges. The purpose of the policy is to... integrate trees into new developments and to combat the loss of trees in our urban areas. Please take the time to fill out the survey. Submissions close on 21 May 2018 https://engage.bayswater.wa.gov.au/trees-on-private-propert

25.01.2022 Bring along your doggy friends and your fur babies to this fantastic event to raise money for Shenton Park Dog Shelter. Come and pamper your dog for a night at the movies! Help break the world record for Largest Dog Grooming Lesson. There will be dog themed markets, doggie mocktails and free dog spaghetti with your movie ticket purchase. There will also be Italian food vendors for the people! After that, come and sit down and relax in front of the Lady and the Tramp movie fro...m 7:30. Make sure you bring: Picnic blanket, Dog Grooming tools (apart from bathing things) Tickets are available from $12 https://www.facebook.com/events/129864371041383/

25.01.2022 One of my favourite places in Maylands to grab a bite!Check them out @smoultslarder

23.01.2022 Always love spending time volunteering for community and charity events. Come on down to the Christmas pageant at Westfield Innaloo

23.01.2022 Dont forget the last markets for the year are on tonight at 5! Should be a great night out for all ages

22.01.2022 Book a complimentary Sales or Rental appraisal with our team today for your chance to WIN $1 Million to spend on a property!

22.01.2022 Fantastic way to finish your Monday! Come along to the outdoor gallery launch, support our local artists

22.01.2022 Call me today for a FREE property appraisal to go into the chance to WIN $1,000,000! Better chances than the LOTTO!

21.01.2022 Please be alert! Follow Maylands Crime Watch to be kept up to date with whats happening in the area!

21.01.2022 I love this idea!

20.01.2022 What do you believe should happen with the historical site?

19.01.2022 Support the RSLWA and have your children colour our veteran

19.01.2022 The end of MAYLANDS WATERLAND? The City of Bayswater’s draft budget for the next financial year, released today, proposes to close the facility permanently. The... budget will be brought before Councillors for approval next Tuesday. The proposal might surprise many in the community. In 2016 the City spent $50,000 on a comprehensive community consultation process; participants were unanimous in their view that the pools should be kept, given their value in introducing young children to water in a safe environment. In June 2017, the previous Council made the decision to allocate $3.2 million (over three years) to refurbish the existing pools and design a new café for the site. Seven months ago, in December 2017, the current Council considered the project again and instructed the City to continue the work on design and construction. Since then, $20,000 has been spent. Now, the City’s administration is proposing to close the Waterland and instead build a new big playground. No further details on the playground proposal are available at this stage, and Councillors will not be asked to commit to it as part of the budget, so ALL options (including location) will be on the table for Council consideration at another time. Needless to say, I have significant concerns with this proposal: - I see the Waterland as an asset to the City and its residents, not a burden. Despite it being a 40-year-old facility, and without much promotion or a good café, attendance has actually increased over the last three years: 29,045 people visited in 2015-16; and 35,708 in 2017-18. - Summers in Perth are likely to get hotter and families will need more (not fewer) options to cool off, especially with less and less space for backyard pools. - The community has been consulted and made its views clear. Two public commitments to keep the Waterland have been made. Ratepayers money has already been spent. Nevertheless, a closure is now being proposed without explicit justification for the change. - Such a major, irreversible decision should not be mentioned in one line in the budget papers. However, I have only one vote on Council and will not be able to save the Waterland by myself. Whether or not you oppose the proposed closure, I’d like to encourage you to: - Share this news with others who use this facility. - Contact councillors from all wards and let them know if the Waterland is important to you. http://www.bayswater.wa.gov.au/council/elected-members - Attend the budget meeting on 3 July, at 6.30pm, at the Council Chambers, 61 Broun Avenue, Morley. All members of the community can ask questions during ‘public question time’.

19.01.2022 How exciting!! They have daycares for our children and now daycares for our fur babies

18.01.2022 Growing up in Perth

17.01.2022 How exciting!! Lets support our local artists https://www.communitynews.com.au//five-maylands-artists-la

17.01.2022 My toddler slept through the night for the first time in a long time last night.... all because he got to sleep in the double bed. I officially think its time to upgrade him to a big boy room! Im looking for toddler room inspiration. ... Share with me your toddler rooms!

16.01.2022 Another day, another incident at the famous bridge. Everyone please drive carefully over the holidays

15.01.2022 Congratulations to Amanda & Tim for the best veggie garden! Ive walked past their garden many times in adoration and it seems like so have many others!

15.01.2022 The end of MAYLANDS WATERLAND? The City of Bayswaters draft budget for the next financial year, released today, proposes to close the facility permanently. The... budget will be brought before Councillors for approval next Tuesday. The proposal might surprise many in the community. In 2016 the City spent $50,000 on a comprehensive community consultation process; participants were unanimous in their view that the pools should be kept, given their value in introducing young children to water in a safe environment. In June 2017, the previous Council made the decision to allocate $3.2 million (over three years) to refurbish the existing pools and design a new caf for the site. Seven months ago, in December 2017, the current Council considered the project again and instructed the City to continue the work on design and construction. Since then, $20,000 has been spent. Now, the Citys administration is proposing to close the Waterland and instead build a new big playground. No further details on the playground proposal are available at this stage, and Councillors will not be asked to commit to it as part of the budget, so ALL options (including location) will be on the table for Council consideration at another time. Needless to say, I have significant concerns with this proposal: - I see the Waterland as an asset to the City and its residents, not a burden. Despite it being a 40-year-old facility, and without much promotion or a good caf, attendance has actually increased over the last three years: 29,045 people visited in 2015-16; and 35,708 in 2017-18. - Summers in Perth are likely to get hotter and families will need more (not fewer) options to cool off, especially with less and less space for backyard pools. - The community has been consulted and made its views clear. Two public commitments to keep the Waterland have been made. Ratepayers money has already been spent. Nevertheless, a closure is now being proposed without explicit justification for the change. - Such a major, irreversible decision should not be mentioned in one line in the budget papers. However, I have only one vote on Council and will not be able to save the Waterland by myself. Whether or not you oppose the proposed closure, Id like to encourage you to: - Share this news with others who use this facility. - Contact councillors from all wards and let them know if the Waterland is important to you. http://www.bayswater.wa.gov.au/council/elected-members - Attend the budget meeting on 3 July, at 6.30pm, at the Council Chambers, 61 Broun Avenue, Morley. All members of the community can ask questions during public question time.

12.01.2022 Someone please take note of this! Parents need to see some change

09.01.2022 Guess whos coming to town!

09.01.2022 Maylands will be a part of the Mirrabooka district

09.01.2022 Have you seen the new artwork? https://www.facebook.com/15380246728829//1960661760619192/

09.01.2022 Chia seed breakfast pudding and my morning coffee. Healthy way to start the day

09.01.2022 Grab your cycling buddys and join in the charity ride!

08.01.2022 If you are feeling unwell, please make sure you see your doctor ASAP!

07.01.2022 Come down and enjoy the Christmas Twilight Market this Saturday night at the Maylands Peninsula Sports and Recreation Centre on Clarkson Road. It will be a jolly night out for all

07.01.2022 MAYLANDS WATERLAND UPDATE

03.01.2022 Tricia wrote: My husband just found 70 pieces of mail at the Maylands Yacht Club in the bin. All from Kirkham Hill, Deeley, Conroy Sts. All unopened mail now re...turned into letter boxes. We will also drop in the opened mail some of which would have had credit cards, licences. I will also contact Crimestoppers and police. There were also childrens clothes in the bin which did not look old. Also opened what looked like letters or postcards from overseas. We lost $200 worth Coles vouchers over Christmas from letter box theft and who knows what else before we bought a new letterbox and locked it. Everyone in Maylands seems to know this is a problem.... what we do we do! See more

01.01.2022 Fantastic weather for a day out in the sun