KINGSTON Council is drafting a plan for the future of Chelsea. Council has been working on a structure plan for Chelsea over the last five years. The project was put on hold during level crossing removal works, but has now restarted.In a statement Kingston Council said the first round of consultation had identified “the beach and seaside lifestyle, the coastal village feel of the centre, the parks, wetlands, and open spaces, proximity to shops, transport, and the beach, and the sense of community and community connection” as top priorities for Chelsea residents.Kingston mayor Jenna Davey-Burns has encouraged residents to re-engage…
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Compiled by Cameron McCulloughA SMOKE social was held on Tuesday evening last, in the Frankston Mechanics’ Institute, at which a large section of the residents of Frankston and representatives of the travelling public were present, not withstanding the wet state of the weather, to bid farewell to Constable and Mrs Graham, he having being transferred to Goornong after a residence here of two years.Cr. Oates occupied the chair. After the usual loyal toast had been sung, Mr. Dodd gave a recitative song, which was well received, and for encore gave a humorous description of Frankston and its environs.Mr. R. Tait…
MORE than 200 laptops have been donated to local students going through financial difficulty. The second-hand computers are reset to factory settings. Charity This is IT and Kingston Council have teamed up to pass 200 of them to students across Mordialloc Secondary College, Parkdale Secondary College, Oakwood School Chelsea, Westall Secondary College, and Cheltenham Secondary College.This Is IT co-founder Andrew Simmons said “financial stress remains a major obstacle for many secondary students, hindering their engagement and academic progress and we want them to feel empowered.” “First established in 2020, This Is IT has been able to not just re-direct old…
THE Sandhurst Golf Club has raised more than $50,000 for the Royal Children’s Hospital through three fundraising events this year.The club ran a “walking the north golf course” event first, followed by its regular Good Friday “bad pants golf day” and then an auction two weeks later. More than 200 golfers took part during the fundraising events. The club thanked its members for their work staging the events. “This event would not be possible without our volunteer organisers David Storey and Keith Hopkins, along with all of our on-the-day volunteers,” a statement from the club read. First published in the…
An 18-year-old teenager has died in hospital following a collision in Langwarrin last week. It is believed a Toyota Aurion was travelling west when it collided with a pedestrian at the intersection of Southgateway and Frankston Cranbourne Road, about 7.15pm on 2 May. The pedestrian, an 18-year-old from Langwarrin was taken to hospital where he died on 6 May. The driver of the Toyota, a 60-year-old man from Carrum Downs, was uninjured and stopped at the scene. Police will prepare a report for the coroner. Anyone who witnessed the collision, with CCTV/dashcam footage or information is urged to contact Crime…