The Chair’s Report for 2016-17
Read more ... →A presentation to the WVCC meeting in Nov 17 by the Curtin Residents Association
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This is shocking! This type of racism and violence is not appropriate. How do we get residents to engage with the issues Woden faces? Please consider attending our public meetings, the next one is on Wednesday 1 November. Please provide your views on these articles. Please provide the WVCC with your email so you can be included on our email list. Please let other Woden residents know of our agenda
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The loss of public service jobs in Woden is very disappointing. Woden is Canberra’s first town centre, a social and economic hub. What does it need to make it active, particularly past 5pm? The original plans for Woden provided for the east west link to be the central community area. Do you think co-locating activity in a central area would help? What sort of social facilities should be co-located to
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On 10 October, the WVCC appeared in front of the Legislative Assembly committee on Woden’s precinct code to advocate for social and cultural amenity in Woden, including consideration of the impact of residential towers on the surrounding public realm.
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On 11 October, the WVCC appeared in front of the Legislative Assembly committee on the Management of ACT Cemeteries to advocate for an ACT Government commitment to a new cemetery in the south of Canberra, instead of expansion of the Woden Cemetery into 3 hectares of Eddison Park.
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The WVCC shares the concerns of the WCCC and the Inner South Community Council about traffic congestion on the main arterial road, from Woden to Civic. The NCA has propsed that a lane is removed from both directions of Commonwealth Avenue bridge.
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