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The winners from the City of Vincent’s 21st annual Local History Awards have been announced

We are coming out of lockdown with interim restrictions in place.

Our public facilities, library, Beatty Park Leisure Centre, skate park and playgrounds are closed and public events cancelled until Saturday 12.01am.

Stage 1 Covid restrictions return

The City of Vincent is upgrading the lighting at the northern end of Britannia Reserve.

Submissions are now open for The City of Vincent’s annual Local History Awards.

The census is Australia’s largest community-led social research project collecting information on what really matters to communities.

The character and charm of The Boulevarde and Matlock Street will be preserved for future generations after character retention guidelines were introduced in the area.

For the next four days we are following restrictions recently announced by Premier McGowan as Perth transitions out of lockdown. The transition period starts at 12.01am early tomorrow morning (Tuesday) and will end at 12.01am early Saturday morning.

We encourage our Vincent residents to commemorate ANZAC Day this long weekend at home following the recent announcement of a three day lock down starting from midnight tonight until midnight Monday 26 April.

eMagazines currently accessed via the RBdigital App have moved to the Libby App, powered by OverDrive.

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.

We don't collect bins on Christmas Day or New Years Day. Our offices are also closed during the Christmas break.

Congratulations to the winners of our 2020 Local History Awards.

Entries are now open for the 2020 Vincent Local History Awards and this year we want to capture contemporary tales about life in our suburbs in recent months.

The City’s Customer Service team are open for business in the City of Vincent library.

The City of Vincent Library and Local History Centre reopens Monday 18 May. Please read our range of FAQs for more information.

There is good news for Vincent residents who have been using their time in isolation to declutter their homes, with bulk hard waste collections rescheduled for July and August.

The City of Vincent welcomes the easing of coronavirus restrictions and is working towards implementing phase two of the State Government’s four-phase plan for getting our lives and livelihoods back on track.

The City of Vincent Library and Local History Centre is expanding its online services to keep our community entertained and connected during this time of social distancing.

Beatty Park Leisure Centre and the City of Vincent Library closed today in response to the Federal Government's latest restrictions on social gatherings designed to slow the spread of COVID-19.

The City of Vincent Library and Local History Centre have closed in response to COVID-19. Please read our FAQs for further information.

Important community information regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) and City of Vincent facilities

The City of Vincent is stepping up its preparedness and putting measures in place in response to the spread of Coronavirus.

The City of Vincent will connect likeminded booklovers through a Literary Speed ‘Dating’ event as part of Library Lovers’ Week.

Baby Rhyme Time and Storytime will be taking a break after Thursday 19 December. They will resume Monday 20 January 2020.

This Halloween marks the start of our Vincent Events season that features free community events, for all ages, across the warmer months.

Voting is now open for the Popular Choice Award category in our Local History Awards, where our community gets to pick their favourite photo.

During September we have a collection box in the library for stationery donations to the School Packs Project.