Rebecca4melvista | Government official
Rebecca4melvista
Phone: +61 420 717 866
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25.01.2022 In 1978 a group of young mothers in Nedlands started Tresillian and I was one of them.the centre has gone from strength to strength and is an important part of the Arts Scene in Nedlands.Any one can attend and join the centre.
24.01.2022 We managed to get our voting in Melvista Ward up over three intense days of door knocking. Today Peter has done a fantastic job helping in another ward "DALKEITH " and I joined him. We are helping out our mate FERGUS Bennett. who would be an asset on council . People need to give hardworking younger people who have put in decades of effort in our council area, a vote. Go Fergus !! He has so much to offer eg historical understanding of Dalkeith, education, environmental concerns, no conflicts of interest and the list goes on. A great man and he will do extremely well on the council team. Vote FERGUS BENNETT into the Dalkeith ward. Please vote in person at Council which will be open on Saturday for your convenience. GO FERGUS!!
21.01.2022 The River Foreshore in Nedlands with the city in the background. The trees are so important to our environment as well as keeping the river bank shady in summer.
19.01.2022 Down at Beaton Park Dalkeith at the entrance to the Jo Wheatley All Abilities Play Space. What a wonderful inclusive, outdoor space for the grandchildren to play in.
15.01.2022 Wake Up and Vote. With under one week to go until postal votes need to reach the Electoral Commission voter turnout remains low around 20%. If you miss the postal deadline you can place your votes in the Ballot Box at the Council Office up to and including 19.10.19. PLEASE VOTE !!
13.01.2022 Please vote for me if you want an effective voice for change In Nedlands. It is very difficult to get elected and bring about change if the votes dont come into the WA Electoral Commission. Please fill out your forms and place them in the reply paid envelope. Your support is appreciated.
12.01.2022 Hello everyone, if you make a mistake on your ballot papers and you think you need a replacement. Head down to the Nedlands Council and they will print you off another copy to tick and sign. They have a ballot box in the office as well so you can place your voting papers in there at the same time. If you miss the deadline for postage, then please take your voting papers straight to the Council. They are open from 8-6pm on Saturday as well, if you want to take your voting p...apers down to the Council when it is quiet. Most importantly please vote and have a say in your local government. Voting papers received after Saturday will not count. Don't forget to sign your papers to make sure that they are a valid vote.
12.01.2022 Residents affected by the closure of streets around Kingsway and Elizabeth street Nedlands would be well aware of the street being dug up and altered for the Save Active Street initiative funded by the Department of Transport.It is affecting entry to Broadway Shopping Centre, traffic flows on Broadway itself and Nedlands Primary School.
11.01.2022 My Letter to the Post written two weeks ago but featured in Today's Post Newspaper.
09.01.2022 Stand Up For Nedlands Neighborhood meeting with convenor Ian Love. Please get in touch if you would like more information on how to join their email group. There are provisions within the Local Planning Scheme for Council to control aspects of the proposed designs. Plus there is the ability to provide inout into the precinct plans and the new Town Centre. Please stay connected as there are many changes occurring in Nedlands. We need your input.
07.01.2022 At the Mayor and Councillors meeting room shortly before the September meeting commenced. One of the issues raised three times by speakers prior to the meeting commencing was a traffic study around the proposed Woolworths Development on the Captain Stirling Site. Residents want more details about traffic movements along Stirling Highway, Stanley and Florence Roads. They also want more information from main roads.
04.01.2022 Busy afternoon speaking at the Nedlands Electors Association meeting at the Mount Claremont Community Centre.Picture is the presented Guy Churchill addressing the audience and the contrast later on in the day of the beautiful sunset in Mimosa Avenue Mount Claremont.
02.01.2022 Thanks to Noisy Scrub Bird Enterprises. We had a trip around CoN territory in the beautiful Falcon 351. 75 minutes left to vote in person at the CoN administration.
