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BELMONT
BULLETIN
I S S U E T WO , M A R C H 2 015
IN THIS ISSUE:
• Belmont Connect – new way
to engage with the City
•C
ity of Belmont Community
Race Day 18 April
•C
all for nominations for
2015 Pioneers Lunch
•S
eniors Club Development Day
C reating opportunities
OPPORTUNITY
NEWS
MAYOR’S MESSAGE
Residents will
now be aware the
whole process of
Local Government
reform has been
put on hold.
The City of
Belmont Council
unanimously voted to formally withdraw
from the Perth Metropolitan Local
Government reform process at a Special
Council Meeting held on 17 February.
As a result the merger between the City
of Belmont and the Shire of Kalamunda
will no longer go ahead.
Our Council consistently opposed forced
amalgamation. Now this chapter has
come to a close, we can continue to
East Ward
focus on delivering the best outcomes for
our community.
There is a lot happening in the City of
Belmont over the next few months.
Celebrate autumn by attending the 2015
Autumn River Festival on Sunday, 29
March. A whole host of free activities
will be on offer including come-andtry kayaks, water ski spectacle, stage
entertainment and not to forget the
famous Kailis fish and chips! The festival
is a great opportunity to spend a relaxed
Sunday by our very own riverfront with
friends and family.
Whether you are a regular cyclist or
even just enjoy the odd bike ride, you
might like to join in the celebrations for
Bikeweek and come along to our annual
Belmont Bike to Work Breakfast on
20 March. This is a great way to help
promote the benefits of cycling with
other cyclists within the City.
Entries are now open for the 2014
Belmont Art and Photographic Awards
and Exhibition. I look forward to seeing
what will no doubt be another fantastic
display of local talent again this year.
Experience the thrill of thoroughbred
racing at the City of Belmont Community
Race Day at Ascot Racecourse on 18
April. Perth Racing and City of Belmont
Council present what will be a great
family fun day for residents and business
owners of the City.
Cr. Phil Marks, Mayor
City of Belmont
WARD BOUNDARIES
Cr. Phil Marks (Mayor)
Ph: 9277 4919
M: 0417 998 229
[email protected]
N
Cr. Margie Bass
Ph/Fax: 9277 9504
M: 0423 768 760
[email protected]
Cr. Bernie Ryan
Ph: 9277 4529
M: 0418 941 328
[email protected]
West Ward
Cr Robert Rossi JP
(Deputy Mayor)
Ph: 9361 6696
[email protected]
Cr. Paul Hitt
Ph/Fax: 9478 6260
[email protected]
Cr. Lauren Cayoun
Ph: 9361 0719
M: 0416 380 633
[email protected]
Cr. Patrick Gardner
M: 0423 105 032
[email protected]
Cr. Steve Wolff
M: 0401 822 553
[email protected]
South Ward
Cr. Janet Powell
Ph/Fax: 9277 3915
M: 0407 277 391
[email protected]
We welcome active participation in our Local Government and open dialogue on Council activities.
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BELMONTCONNECT
THE NEW WAY TO ENGAGE WITH THE CITY
CONNECT WITH US!
Now there is even more opportunity for our community to interact Belmont Connect provides a meeting place for community
with us and find out what’s going on in the City of Belmont.
discussion and participation, allowing you to share your
ideas with us on important issues to help us with
We want you to be involved in decisions that affect you. If you
live, work, visit or study in the City of Belmont, then share your decision making.
ideas and comment on issues that interest you.
SIGN UP FOR BELMONT CONNECT
connect.belmont.wa.gov.au
VISIT OUR WEBSITE
belmont.wa.gov.au
LIKE US ON FACEBOOK
facebook.com/BelmontCouncilWA
THE BASE @ BELMONT
facebook.com/BelmontYouthServices
FOLLOW US ON TWITTER
#BelmontCouncil
PIONEERS LUNCHEON 2015 –
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
To recognise our older residents’
contribution to the City, the City of
Belmont will host its annual Pioneers
Luncheon in June 2015.
An invitation is extended to anyone
who currently resides in the district
and has done so for 50 years or more.
If you believe you qualify, we would
like to hear from you. Please write to
the City (details below) stating your
residential history, including the year you
arrived in Belmont and contact details of
a referee who can verify these details.
Please ensure you include your name,
address, phone number and any other
relevant contact details. Your details
will then be added to our Pioneers
database, once accepted.
Pioneers who have attended in previous
years do not need to reapply, as we
already have your details on our database.
Applications must be received by
Friday, 10 April 2015 to qualify for the
2015 Pioneers Luncheon.
Please write to:
Shervaun Steenson
Executive Assistant
City of Belmont
Locked Bag 379
Cloverdale WA 6985
For more information contact
the City on 9477 7202.
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KIDZ FEST ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL
FAMILY EVENT
Faulkner Park was transformed into a
fantasy land for more than 5,000 people
who enjoyed the City’s FREE Kidz Fest
last month.
With a huge variety of free activities and
entertainment, special prizes and giveaways,
children were also able to explore four
different ‘lands’ including Fun Land, Sports
Land, Adventure Land and Food Land.
City of Belmont Mayor, Cr Phil Marks
said the event is one of the most
popular on the City’s calendar and
the City is fortunate to hold it in a
magnificent venue such as Faulkner Park.
The atmosphere was fantastic and
kids, big and small, all had a great day
out judging by the smiles on everyone’s
faces.
The City takes pride in hosting quality
community events and we always
appreciate the community’s support
in attending them.
The City of Belmont appreciates the
generous support of its major sponsor
Lotterywest, as well as Belmont Forum
Shopping Centre and Perth Airport
and extends its thanks to all.
ON THE ROADS
Here you can find a list of the current and upcoming road and drainage works within
the City of Belmont. Find out what is happening and where.
ROAD DRAINAGE AND FOOTPATH WORKS
Location
Abernethy Road
Section
Description of Works
Chilver Street
Road Modification
Armitt Street and Osbourn Place
Road Rehabilitation
Osbourn Place
Green Street to Cul-de-sac
Road Rehabilitation
Compton Place
Green Street to Cul-de-sac
Road Rehabilitation
Urquhart Place
Armitt Street to Cul-de-sac
Road Rehabilitation
Green Street
Kanowna Avenue East
Second Street and First Street
Road Rehabilitation
Alexander Road and Wright Street
Upgrading Footpath
Stanton Road
Moreing Street and Lyall Street
Road Rehabilitation
Acton Avenue
Alexander Road to 221 Acton Avenue
Upgrading Footpath
Belmont Avenue
Help us to improve our services by providing feedback. Share your comments,
suggestions and report problems spotted via our website www.belmont.wa.gov.au or
call the Technical Services Department of 9477 7118.
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STANTON ROAD
RECONSTRUCTION
As part of the 2014/2015 Works
Programme, funding has been allocated
to upgrade the section of road in Stanton
Road between Moreing Street and Lyall
Street. Work will commence next month.
The work being carried out will involve
reconstructing the road, minor drainage
upgrade and a pram ramp upgrade at the
Moreing Street intersection.
Stanton Road was named after P.S.
Stanton who was the secretary of the
Belmont Park Roads Board between 1927
and 1948. Stanton Road was formerly
known as Alexandra Street.
COMMUNITY
WELLBEING
2015 BELMONT ART AND
PHOTOGRAPHIC AWARDS
AND EXHIBITION
Entries have opened for the 2015 Belmont Art and Photographic Awards and Exhibition.
Entry forms are available from the City of Belmont Civic Centre, Belmont Forum Shopping
Centre Customer Service or online at www.belmont.wa.gov.au. Return your completed
entry form and payment to the City of Belmont Civic Centre by Thursday, 18 June 2015.
The exhibition will be open at the Belmont Forum Shopping Centre from Monday,
20 July to Saturday, 1 August 2015.
SENIORS’ CLUB
DEVELOPMENT DAY
The City of Belmont will host a
Seniors’ Club development day on
Thursday, 7 May 2015 from 10:30am
to 3pm at the Belmont Sports and
Recreation Club, corner Abernethy
Road and Keane Street Cloverdale.
Enjoy a fun day of leisure activities and
learn about clubs in the community.
Morning tea and lunch provided. Please RSVP your attendance to the City’s
Community Wellbeing Assistant Nikki Owen, by Friday 24 April 2015 on
9477 7454 or email [email protected] for catering purposes.
Are you part of a sporting club, community group or business that supports
seniors to get active? Showcase your group through a display and meet
potential new members at the City of Belmont’s Club Development Day.
That Face by Alyce Goddard, winner 2014 City
of Belmont Acquisitive Art Award.
SPORTING
AND CULTURAL
DONATIONS
The City is proud of its high achievers
and wishes to congratulate the following
sporting donation recipients who have
excelled in their sport:
Josephine Beecroft – National Indoor
Netball Championships, Sydney
Kristofah Charlie – National Indoor
Netball Championships, Sydney
Pani Taipeti – National Indoor
Netball Championships, Sydney
Halla Harding – Under 12s Perth
COUNTUSIN – CREATING HEALTHY
COMMUNITIES TOGETHER
Calling for participants for Round 9. The CountUSin team
are looking for the next group of residents who are willing
to make their health a priority.
CountUSin is a low cost physical activity and healthy eating program for the
City of Belmont residents. This program is designed to increase awareness and
access to health and wellbeing programs. This is a 10-week program that includes
a three month full access membership, weekly exercise groups run by your
Mentor and fortnightly cooking classes, all for the low cost of $10.75 per week.
Soccer Club, Sweden
Are you representing the State in a
national or international sporting
competition or cultural endeavour?
If so, the City would like to support you
in your athletic or cultural pursuits.
For guidelines and an application form
please visit the lifestyle section of the City’s
website www.belmont.wa.gov.au or contact
Community Wellbeing on 9477 7454.
To find out if you are eligible, call the City’s Healthy Communities Project
Officer on 9477 7438 or email [email protected]
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LIBRARY
AND MUSEUM
WHAT’S ON
LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
PUBLIC HOLIDAY
CLOSURES
EASTER AND ANZAC DAY
Library:
Friday, 3 April
Good Friday
Closed
Saturday, 4 April Easter Saturday Closed
Sunday, 5 April
Easter Sunday
Closed
Monday, 6 April
Easter Monday
Closed
Monday, 27 April ANZAC Day
Closed
Museum:
Monday, 6 April
Easter Monday
Monday, 27 April ANZAC Day
Closed
Closed
PERSON OF INTEREST
Wednesday, 22 April 2015
6:30pm to 7:30pm
(Light refreshments from 6pm)
World War I and its aftermath
from 1918 to 1939
Local historian Elton Brown will talk
about the end of World War I and the
redrawing of European and Middle Eastern
maps. There will also be discussion on
the subsequent collapse of Germany’s
economy and the causes for the outbreak
of World War II.
Book now as places are limited.
PERSON OF INTEREST
Thursday, 21 May 2015
6:30pm to 7:30pm
(Light refreshments from 6pm)
Psychopaths and Offenders Profiles
Professor Hall will speak about his
experience as a psychologist at Fremantle
Prison. Professor Hall is a Clinical
Psychologist and the current Academic
Chair of Criminology and Legal Studies in
the School of Law at Murdoch University.
Book now as places are limited.
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Start something new in 2015 at your
Library, a meeting place like no other.
APRIL SCHOOL
HOLIDAYS
BELMONT INTEREST
GROUP (B.I.G.)
Saturday, 4 April to Saturday,
18 April 2015
Monday (Monthly) 2pm to 3pm
Suitable for adults of all ages.
Visit the Library during the April school
holidays to expand your child’s power of
imagination. Activities include Storytime,
LEGO building competitions, plus new art
and craft experiences. Visit the Library to
collect a flier or go to the City of Belmont
website www.belmont.wa.gov.au for a full
list of activities.
Come along and join the fun! Be inspired
by a diverse program of guest speakers
and performers every third Monday of the
month. Light refreshments are provided.
No bookings required for these FREE
events.
LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
AT THE AUTUMN RIVER
FESTIVAL
Sunday, 29 March 2015
11am to 3pm
Garvey Park, Fauntleroy Avenue, Ascot
Look out for the Library and Museum
marquee and collect a free raffle ticket
for the Library and Museum hamper
prize draw. Play old fashioned games
such as hop scotch or talk on the string
telephone. Try your luck at knuckle bones
or pick-up sticks and see who in the
family can win. Free balloons for children.
B.I.G. Monday, 16 March 2015
Eric McCrum is a retired scientist and life
member of the WA Naturalist’s Club and
member of the WA Wildflower Society.
His informative slide show presentation
will cover flora and fauna of the Pilbara
Region. Eric regularly features on local
radio to discuss nature and science topics.
HOMEWORK CLUB
AND YOURTUTOR
Every Thursday during school term
4pm to 6pm
Would you like a quiet and comfortable
place to meet friends and complete your
homework studies?
New students aged 12 to 18 years can
collect a registration form from the
library. Adult tutors are present to assist
with homework queries and library
staff will be available to help students
get started with Yourtutor. This free
online tutoring service is available to
all Library members using the Library’s
free computers. You can also bring your
own digital device and log on using the
Library’s free Wi-Fi.
MUSEUM
FREE ONLINE COMPUTER
TUTORIALS AND LESSONS AT
thecomputerschool.net
Need some basic training on how to use computers?
Or would you like to brush up on your knowledge
of Apps, Androids, Google or MYOB? Library card
holders have access to free technology training tutorials
and lessons examining Microsoft, Apple, Samsung,
Androids, Google and lots more via a secure and very
simple process. Open the City of Belmont website,
click on the Ruth Faulkner Library link, look for the
Useful links icon and select thecomputerschool.net
link. Click on Library Logins to get started. Phone the
Library on 9477 7150 for further enquiries.
SPECIAL EXHIBITION: INSIDE HILL 60:
A HOME’S TRANSFORMATION THROUGH
CONFLICT AND COMPASSION
Part of the 2015 National Trust Heritage Festival April to May 2015
During Museum Opening Hours
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 2pm to 5pm. Groups by appointment.
On the calm banks of the Swan River, behind the bustling Great Eastern
Highway, a small, curious landmark bears the name ‘Hill 60.’ The famous
battle of Hill 60 was the last major assault of the horrific Gallipoli Campaign,
so how did this quaint building take on such a dark name?
The building and its lands have seen some fascinating changes over the years;
it has evolved from a fashionable family home to a Milliner’s mansion, to a
convent for the St John of God sisters and a place of rest and repose.
Belmont Museum invites you to an exciting new exhibition, exploring this
stately home’s transformation through time.
Do you have any memories or photos of Hill 60 you’d like to share? Please
contact the Curator on 9477 7450.
INSIDE HILL
60 Q&A PANEL
Tuesday, 5 May 2015
Belmont Museum
6:30pm to 7:30pm
Light refreshments from 6pm.
The Museum will remain open
until 8:30pm.
HOME LIBRARY
DELIVERY SERVICE
The Library Home Delivery Service is an extension
of the City of Belmont Ruth Faulkner Public Library.
City of Belmont residents who are housebound
through illness or disability and therefore unable to
visit the library can apply for the free library service.
SWAN CUDDLY FARM ANIMALS
Thursday, 30 April 2015
10am to 10:30am for parents and
children aged up to 2 years
10:30am to 11:30am for parents
and children aged 2+ years
This is a special Tiny Tots Story Time event. Enjoy
learning about baby farm animals. Young children have
the opportunity to handle, touch and experience cute
and cuddly farm animals in a safe environment located
in the park area adjacent to the Library.
If you require further information regarding
Library and Museum events or would like to
make a booking for Library or Museum events
please contact the Library on 9477 7150 or
email [email protected] or visit
the Library at 215 Wright Street, Cloverdale.
Click on the Library’s Quick Links at
www.belmont.wa.gov.au for details about
activities and dates.
‘Inside Hill 60’ is Belmont Museum’s latest exhibition on a unique riverside
landmark. It was once an elegant family home, a socialite party pad, even a
convent and hospital where nuns cared for the sick and dying.
This special Q&A Panel is an opportunity to hear about the evolution of Hill
60 from the family members, historians and researchers who have investigated
the many stories of conflict and compassion that lie within its walls.
Afterwards enjoy a night stroll through the Belmont Museum to visit
the exhibition. Book now as places are limited.
Phone the Belmont Museum on 9477 7450 or the Ruth Faulkner
Public Library on 9477 7150. Email [email protected]
BIKEWEEK SPECIAL
Did you know that several champion
cyclists lived in the City of Belmont?
Ron Cleary, Ray Furfaro and John
McGrath lived close to one another and
used to train and race together from the
1950s onwards. Some of their amazing
individual achievements include winning
the 57 mile Hills Tour, riding a bike from
Sydney to Perth (on dirt tracks before the bitumen highway existed) and
competing in six-day competitions, where cyclists would ride 24 hours a day
for 6 days and nights.
Ride into Belmont Museum today to see Ron Cleary’s bicycle on display
and other fantastic sports memorabilia!
If you’d like to share your own local history story or make a donation,
please contact the Curator on 9477 7450 or [email protected]
or visit the Belmont Museum during opening hours.
The Belmont Museum is open on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 2pm to 5pm.
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PARKS &
ENVIRONMENT
CITY WORKING TO IMPROVE
URBAN FOREST
March 21 has been declared International
Day of Forests by the Food and
Agriculture Organisation (FAO) and
the City of Belmont is keen to share
their message about the importance
of forests in our urban environment.
The UFS’s overall objective is to retain
and enhance the City’s urban forest,
with an initial target to “replace lost
canopy to a coverage which meets and
exceeds that of the baseline year
of 2001”.
More and more emphasis is being placed
on trees within the urban environment
which are just as important as their
counterparts in natural forests.
The retention and enhancement of
the urban forest will not only add to
the urban liveability of the City,
but sets the precursor for
healthy communities for
decades to come.
International Day of Forests – ‘Forests |
Climate | Change’ aims to highlight how
forests and climate change are linked.
Forests and trees sustain and protect
us in invaluable and often irreplaceable
ways. They provide clean air, clean water,
habitat for most of the world’s terrestrial
biodiversity, and can even assist us
financially through reducing power bills
and improving our quality of life.
To promote the benefits of trees to its
community, the Council has endorsed
an Urban Forest Strategy (UFS).
The presence of green spaces also
improves our quality of life and can
make us healthier mentally and physically.
Globally and locally, through the
retention of forests, we can mitigate
or potentially prevent the risk of
catastrophic events as a result of
climate change.
The City is drafting a Canopy Plan
which will focus on operational tasks
for retaining, enhancing and managing
our urban forest.
BEYOND GARDENS
FOODSCAPING SEMINAR
10am to 1pm
Saturday, 28 March 2015
City of Belmont Civic Centre, 215 Wright Street, Cloverdale
Sponsored by the Water Corporation.
To celebrate 2015 Earth Hour’s ‘Aussie Farming & Foods’
theme the City will host a Beyond Gardens workshop
on growing healthy nutritious food at home.
Learn more about food-scaping including introduction
of bushfoods into backyards.
Bookings are essential – please register at
www.beyondgardens.com.au or call 1300 369 833.
Light refreshments provided.
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Each year the City invites people to apply
for verge/street trees and promotes the
care and retention of trees located on
private and public lands.
To see what else the City is doing for
its urban forest you can visit
www.belmont.wa.gov.au or phone the
City’s Parks and Environment
Department on 9477 7257.
CITY OF BELMONT
COMMUNITY
RACE DAY 18 APRIL
Experience the thrill of thoroughbred racing when the
City of Belmont and Perth Racing present the City of Belmont
Community Race Day on Saturday 18 April at Ascot Racecourse.
The racing industry is an important part of the City and we
are proud to partner with Perth Racing for the benefit of the
community. Gates open 11am.
Residents and business owners will receive free general
admission on the day, upon proof of residency. As a bonus,
if you have a ‘City of Belmont Opportunity Card’ you can
receive additional benefits such as:
• Purchase a table of four in the Terrace Restaurant and receive
a free bottle of house wine, with the compliments of Perth
Racing. Bookings are essential and Opportunity Card must
be presented upon arrival. $57 per member or $70 per
non-member. Terrace Restaurant is located on the first floor
of the Grandstand and offers a superb buffet menu selection
as well as panoramic views of the course.
• For Members and their guests, purchase a table of six in the
Flying Colours Restaurant and receive a free bottle of premium
wine, selected by Perth Racing’s Sommelier, with their compliments.
$82 per member or $95 per non-member. Experience premium
dining with a specially designed five course menu.
• Purchase a hamburger at any public outlet and receive a
free Schweppes soft drink.
There will be a great line up of entertainment to complement
the eight race program and children can enjoy a petting zoo,
pony rides and face painting – all provided courtesy of Perth Racing.
ASCOT/RIVERVALE
RESTORATION PROJECT
With the support of the Western Australian Government State NRM
Program, the City has recently completed a restoration project along
the Ascot and Rivervale foreshore that has resulted in establishment
of nearly 7,000 local native seedlings and 1,100 sedge strips.
This has resulted in improved vegetation connectivity along 2.4
linear kilometres of the Swan River, a Perth Biodiversity Project
regional ecological linkage that is one of the City’s most important
biodiversity corridors.
To experience this environment first hand, residents can cycle
or walk along the recreational foreshore path commencing at
Goodwood Parade boat ramp, reaching Ascot Marina. Look up
at Adachi and Hardey Parks along the way you may spot some
important habitat for insect-eating microbats – keep an eye out for
the path stencils.
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COMMUNITY
SAFETY AND
CRIME PREVENTION
ALARM ASSIST PROGRAM
The City offers low cost intruder alarm systems and alarm monitoring
to both residents and businesses within the City of Belmont.
Home security is important to everyone and the City invites
ratepayers to take up this offer to protect themselves, home
and valuables.
The City of Belmont offers an easy payment plan for the system
installed in your home or a one off payment option for businesses.
The system, which includes a smoke detector, remote
control, motion sensors, strobe and siren is fully installed by
Aspect Security.
There are a number of different alarm system options available
to suit your individual property requirements and costs
vary accordingly.
The City also offers an alarm monitoring service.
In the event of alarm activation, the City of Belmont’s Community
Watch Patrols will attend your property with an average response
time of 10 minutes, for no extra charge or call out fee.
The City also offers a free security appraisal service to assist you
in ensuring that your property is as secure as it can be.
For more information please visit www.BeCrimeFREE.com.au or
call the City of Belmont Crime Prevention Team on 9477 7416.
BEWARE BOGUS WORKMEN
Bogus ‘workmen’ may say they need to come in to your house to
check something or make urgent repairs.
Residents are urged to be careful of unexpected callers who offer to
make building repairs around your home. Often these ‘workmen’ will
ask for money in advance and may even offer to drive you to the bank
to withdraw money to pay them.
If you need building work done, get several written quotes from
reputable firms, then decide which one is best. If in doubt, talk it
through with a neighbour, a friend or someone in your family.
Before answering the door to anybody make sure these ‘workmen’ are
genuine. Follow our three top tips to keep you safe.
Stop and think
• If a person you don’t know calls at your door first think, ‘am I
expecting anybody?’ Does anybody have an appointment with you?
Lock and look
• Make sure your doors and windows are locked at all times, including
your screen door if you have one. If you have a spy hole or a window
next to your door, have a look to see if you recognise the caller.
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Check
• Ask to see the caller’s ID. If you are still unsure then call the
company they claim they are from using a phone number from the
phone book, not a number on their identification.
Remember – never feel embarrassed to ask for Proof of ID.
Don’t worry about asking to see identification. Real officials never
mind proving their identity. In fact, they prefer if you do.
If you have any difficulty reading the details on their identification,
ask them to remove it from plastic holders etc, or to give you a
closer look.
If someone ‘flashes’ their ID past your field of vision, ask to see
it properly.
If they are a genuine caller they will be happy to arrange an
appointment for a more convenient time when you can have
somebody else with you.
If in any doubt, call Police on 131 444 immediately. You can also call
the City of Belmont Community Watch on 1300 655 011.
OPPORTUNITY CARD
Boss Workwear, Uniforms
and Embroidery Perth
Present your Opportunity Card at these businesses
for fantastic special offers and discounts.
Opportunity Cards must be presented at
the time of purchase/service for offers to
be valid. Conditions may apply and offers
are subject to change.
167 Armadale Road, Rivervale
Ph: 9472 5420 / 0413 100 390
[email protected]
Boss Workwear, Uniforms and Embroidery is a WA
family owned and operated business specialising in
personalised embroidery custom logos. We can turn any
logo into a great promotional tool for your business.
Offering free digitising of logos for orders over 20
garments or free set up costs for screen printing with
orders over 50 garments or bags. Trade welcome.
Bravo Hire Mid Metro
A1 Mufflers and Towbars
Unit 4/135 Great Eastern Highway, Belmont
Ph: 9479 4567
A1 Mufflers and Towbars specialise in fitting exhausts
and tow bars to your vehicle. Offering a professional
service with over 30 years of experience.
Offering 5% discount on all services provided.
ASB Marketing
2/100 Belmont Avenue, Belmont
Ph: 9477 6888
www.asbmarketing.com
ASB Marketing is an award winning Perth-based
promotional products company supplying small,
medium and large businesses with a wide range of
quality promotional merchandise.
Offering free art design (valued at $100) on every order.
Aussie Battlers Truck Rental
223 Hardy Road, Belmont
Ph: 9277 1369/0407 633 935
Aussie Battlers is a locally owned and operated
discount truck rental company offering furniture
removal services and truck hire at a discounted rate.
Offering a Level 1 home shift package, including
6 hour hire of driver, truck, blankets, trolley and
hydraulic lift for $250 (normally $280). Level 2 home
shift package, includes full removal service for $120
per hour (normally $130). Please indicate that you
have an Opportunity Card when you call to book.
Ayres Tyre Service
1/15 Brennan Way, Belmont
Ph: 9277 4872
[email protected]
www.ayrestyreservice.com.au
Ayres Tyre Service is a family owned and operated
tyre outlet, offering all brands of tyres for passenger
vehicles, 4WDs and trucks. We offer a range
of products and services at discounted prices.
Fully trained technicians are onsite to perform a
FREE brake inspection and tyre check, giving you
confidence on the road.
Offering wheel alignments for passenger vehicles from
$35 and brake pad replacements using genuine Bendix
Pads, for passenger vehicles from $99 (4WD extra).
Belmont Oasis Leisure Centre
Cnr Alexander & Abernethy Rd, Belmont
Ph: 9277 1622
[email protected]
www.belmontoasis.com.au
Belmont Oasis Leisure Centre can give you the
complete health and recreation experience all under
one roof. We have a fully equipped health club, pool,
spa and sauna, Royal Life & Austswim accredited
swim school plus crèche, after school care and cafe.
Offering one free personal training session with
complimentary appraisal with any 12 month
membership. Two additional swimming lessons with
every 16 weeks purchased. Free team nomination for
court sports. Free coffee upgrade, one per person
per day.
Belmont Pet Shop
Shop 86 Belmont Forum,
227 Belmont Ave, Cloverdale
Ph: 9478 3993
[email protected]
Supplying a variety of pets and pet products, the
Belmont Pet Shop offers a wide selection from toys
and leads to bird cages and fish tank accessories.
Offering 20% off all toys, collars and leads.
247 Great Eastern Highway, Belmont
Ph: 9277 4400
For all landscaping, trailer and general equipment
needs for the contractor or home handyman, you
are sure to find exactly what you need at Bravo Hire.
Offering 10% discount on all hiring over the value
of $80.
Classic BookBinders
96 Belmont Ave, Rivervale
Ph: 9479 4777
[email protected]
www.classicbookbinders.com.au
Classic BookBinders are the award winning leaders in
book design and custom made books. Specialising in
repairs and restoration of old or damaged books, they
offer a quality range of albums presentation books and
boxes, files, menus, university thesis and much more.
Offering 5% discount on all services.
Fossils Lawn Mowing
38 Grand Parade, Redcliffe
Ph: 0409 394 396
[email protected]
Fossils Lawn Mowing provides residential and
commercial lawn services that include mowing, lawn
care, fertilising, weeding, pruning, mulching and yard
clean ups.
Offering a 10% discount off your first lawn service.
Hibana Digital Studio
PO Box 677, Belmont
Ph: 0404 030 356
[email protected]
www.hibana.com.au
Hibana Digital Studio offers graphic design,
photography, online business, websites, applications
and mobile development solutions. We specialise in
creative solutions that increase your customer base,
sales or traffic to your business
Offering a free online review of your business and
market position. Contact us to get started.
Ian Diffen The Tyre Factory Belmont
27 Belgravia Street, Belmont
Ph: 9277 3811
[email protected]
Ian Diffen has access to all brands of tyres for a
variety of vehicles at very competitive prices and
stock batteries for virtually every application.
They can align your vehicle, check your brakes and
suspension and stock a wide range of batteries.
Offering small car tyres from $64, large car tyres from $79
and wheel alignment plus rotation and balance for $65.
Itechworld
Shop 14, 49 Great Eastern Highway, Rivervale
Ph: 9472 7200
www.itechworld.com.au
Itechworld provides portable satellite TV and solar
products perfect for the keen traveller, camper,
4 wheel driver, and RV enthusiast.
Offering 5% discount on Itechworld branded products.
Looksmart Alterations
Belmont Forum Shopping Centre
(near Woolworths) Cloverdale WA 6105
Ph: 9478 5855
Whether it’s formalwear, leather, trousers, jackets,
shirts, skirts or dresses, get the look and fit you
want with Looksmart Alterations, the stylist tailor
for all of your alteration needs.
Offering pants or jeans shortening in one hour
for $14.99 (standard hem only).
Ora Sports Fitness
237 Knutsford Avenue, Belmont
Ph: 0478 723 181 / 0413 731 356
[email protected]
www.orasportsfitness.com.au
Ora Sports Fitness is a fully equipped 24/7 Gym and
Kickboxing for Fitness Gym. Ora Sports Fitness is
also a Registered Training Organisation delivering
Certificates 3 and 4 in Fitness to become a qualified
Personal Trainer and Gym Instructor.
Offering $20 discount to the access card fee for the
24/7 Gym. Enrolments in Certificate 3 or 4 in Fitness
receive one free personal training session to the
value of $80.
OvenU Rivervale
Ph: 0439 914 068
[email protected]
www.ovenu.com.au
Do you hate cleaning your oven and your shower
screen? OvenU Rivervale restores appliances and
shower screens to showroom condition and can
reduce your cleaning by 90%.
Offering a $10 discount off your first oven clean
booking.
Parry’s Carpets & Floorcoverings
203 Alexander Road, Belmont
Ph: 9478 5588
www.parryscarpets.com.au
For the best prices and best service on carpet,
timber or vinyl flooring, come and see our family
company that has been in business for over 20 years.
Open 7 days a week.
Offering $50 discount on purchases over $500 from
the wide range of carpets, timbers and vinyls.
One voucher per sale.
Professional Counselling
& Massage Therapy
Ph: 9277 6527
Multi-award winner Rosanna Jackson provides
professional counselling to help people understand
and resolve any problems or concerns. Rosanna also
provides massage therapy for muscle tension, stress,
aches and pains. By appointment only.
Offering $10 off the initial service.
RealtyWest
52 Belvidere Street, Belmont
Ph: 9277 7222 / 0416 193 008
[email protected]
www.realtywest.com.au
RealtyWest is a professional and dynamic family
owned real estate business dedicated to exceeding
your expectations as a seller, buyer or landlord.
Offering a $500 sponsorship to any City of Belmont
registered junior sporting club at settlement when
selling any property within the City of Belmont.
Rechitects Pty Ltd
7B Harrow Place, Kewdale
Ph: 0433 490 048
[email protected]
Rechitects Pty Ltd is a professional architectural
office specialising in residential, commercial mixed
use development, interior design and fit out.
Offering a free initial consultation and $599 for
schematic design and feasibility study.
Storage King Perth Airport
51 Redcliffe Road, Redcliffe
Ph: 9477 4100
[email protected]
www.storageperthairport.com.au
Storage King Perth Airport is a locally owned self
storage facility located close to the Airport. The
facility boasts 24/7 access. Storage King is a one stop
shop providing simple storage solutions.
Offering 50% off the first month of storage or 25%
off boxes.
11
CITY OF BELMONT’S
AUTUMN RIVER
FESTIVAL
11AM TO 3PM
SUNDAY 29 MARCH 2015
GARVEY PARK,
FAUNTLEROY AVENUE, ASCOT
Treat the family to a fun-filled day by
the river and enjoy a variety of FREE
activities and entertainment!
• Fish Fest with Kailis Bros famous fish and chips
• FREE children’s entertainment and activities
• FREE water activities including water ski shows,
stand-up paddle boarding and kayaking
• Live music, art and craft stalls and wine tasting*
• WIN cash at the hole-in-one golf competition
• City of Belmont residents – bring
your Opportunity Card for FREE
food and beverage offers.
Another free event proudly brought to you by
the City of Belmont – the City of Opportunity.
Supported by:
For more information visit www.belmont.wa.gov.au or call 9477 7248.
This is a smoke free event. Food and beverages available for purchase.
TravelSmart: Why not cycle, walk or take public transport?
*Strictly available to people 18 years and over. (Proof of age may be required)
Limits apply to all free offers.
City of Belmont
215 Wright Street, Cloverdale WA 6105
Locked Bag 379, Cloverdale WA 6985
Phone: 9477 7222 Phone (A/H): 9477 7224
Email: [email protected] Website: www.belmont.wa.gov.au
Open 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday.
Local residents will receive a copy of the Belmont Bulletin
approximately every two months. If you do not currently
receive a copy, call 9477 7247.
No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without
the express permission of the City of Belmont.