What does a 'connected and inclusive' Willoughby City look like to you?
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When we talk about a connected and inclusive future for Willoughby City we are thinking about integrated transport, future technologies and connected communities that celebrate heritage and diversity.
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View All Ideasabout 6 years ago
Safe places to walk and ride, easy access to work and school
about 6 years ago
Why aren't all Willoughby websites/publications etc. navigatable and readily available in Chinese?
Why do we get letterbox drops and communication is does not printed in the language that predominates in the area ie. Chinese? Everything from bushcare, road rules to waste disposal and community events should be bilingual. There is so much curb-side dumping because residents who are not fluent in English can't access the information.
about 6 years ago
Extend the Frank Channon walk from Chatswood to Artarmon
The Frank Channon walk currently ends in nelson street. Once the metro is completed the walkway could be extended through to Mowbray rd, perhaps even to artarmon station
about 6 years ago
A convenient and integrated transport system to take cars off roads
about 6 years ago
Make Chatswood into a big Mall. Get cars out of central Chatswood.
Extend mall down to Chatswood Chase
