Town of Claremont Mayor Jock Barker is pleased with the outcome of last week’s Joint Development Assessment Panel’s refusal of an application for a child care centre on Alfred Road in Claremont.Several community members, representatives from the Town and the applicant’s architect, traffic engineer and urban designer addressed the Panel members to represent their views and concerns.“The refusal of the application is an excellent outcome for the Town and the Alfred Road & Butler Avenue locals who would have been considerably impacted had the development proceeded.

Claremont Town Centre will be saying goodbye to summer with a European inspired, pop-up street party along Walt Drabble Lane next Thursday evening.Au Revoir Summer will transform the laneway between 5…

A talented young Perth cellist will take to the stage when the West Australian Symphony Orchestra (WASO) plays in Claremont Park this month.Max Wung, 15, will perform two stunning solos with the West …

Lion dances, traditional performances, a Chinese calligrapher, face painters and two Asian food trucks will transform Avion Way into a vibrant Lunar New Year celebration as residents and visitors welc…

As temperatures rise, there’s no better way to spend a hot Perth afternoon than watching your children enjoy the delights of water play.And, the recently opened water playground at Claremont Aquatic C…

A focus on major projects reflected in the Town of Claremont Annual Report 2018/19 is the result of responsible resource management that supports a solid foundation for the community’s future, says Ma…

A Notice of Motion to assure the Town’s residents that the proposed building envelope for Freshwater Bay Museum will not encroach on Mrs Herberts Park has been endorsed by Council the final Ordinary C…

Pop-up activations will be staged this summer across the Claremont Town Centre shopping precinct in a partnership between the Town of Claremont and local businesses.Mayor Jock Barker said three monthl…

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