The City of Vincent Library and Community Centre will reopen and Beatty Park Leisure Centre will partially reopen tomorrow following the end of the five-day COVID-19 lock down.

The City of Vincent is closing Beatty Park Leisure Centre, the Community Centre, the Library, the Leederville Skatepark and all playgrounds after the State Government announced a five-day lock down to stop the spread of COVID-19. The closures come into effect at 6pm today and will remain in place until 6pm on Friday 5 February.

The City of Vincent Annual General Meeting of Electors (AGM) has been rescheduled to 5.30pm, Tuesday 9 February 2021. The meeting will be held in the City of Vincent Council Chambers, Administration and Civic Centre, at 244 Vincent Street, Leederville.

The proposed new policy sets out the key legislative requirements and defines events that do not trigger the conflict of interest provisions and are exempt from the gift disclosure requirements

The City of Vincent is empowering businesses and the community to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic through the development of the Vincent Rebound Plan.

The Vincent 2020-21 Budget News and rates notices will hit letterboxes and email inboxes soon, outlining our plans for the financial year.

Due to the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, the COVID-19 Relief and Recovery Committee, at its 23 June 2020 meeting, approved transitioning to fortnightly meetings for July and monthly thereafter.

The time has almost come to welcome back play, pampering, pump classes and pints at your Vincent local, with coronavirus restrictions easing at midnight.

It’s time to start planning your birthday parties, weddings and dance lessons because the City of Vincent’s community facilities have re-opened.

National Reconciliation Week will be recognised a little differently this year, but there are still plenty of opportunities to connect online and show we are all ‘In this together’.

The City of Vincent has overhauled its 2019/20 budget for the last quarter, with a focus on protecting the vulnerable and maintaining core services while dealing with the significant financial impact of COVID-19.

Peak flu season is almost upon us and there has never been a more important time to protect yourself from getting infected.

Some of Vincent’s most vulnerable residents are set to get extra help dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic after the City started allocating hundreds of thousands of dollars to charities. Charities that help seniors and people experiencing domestic abuse or homelessness will be the first to receive money from the Leederville Gardens Trust during the state of emergency.

At the City of Vincent, we want to help you to stay connected and focus on your wellbeing during these challenging times, so we’re doing more to support our Vincent community.

Today, we commemorate ANZAC Day differently.

This Easter long weekend will be a little different in the way we connect and celebrate as we spend our time at home to help flatten the curve.

COVID-19 Relief & Recovery Strategy was endorsed at last night's Special Council Meeting.