Growing Winchelsea’s Community Forum about the Windfall Gains Tax, the Place Plan and other topics of interest – Monday 14 July, 6pm at the Senior Citizens Club in Harding Street.

Community members came forward to find out more about the history of WYLD, thank Monique and Robyn and discuss the future for youth in Winchelsea.

All invited to an open meeting by Growing Winchelsea for important issues.

GenU teams visited Winchelsea to plant approximately 2,000 native and indigenous plants, all grown from seed especially for the Corella Management Plan

A falcon nesting box has been installed to deter corellas along the river in town centre.

It’s time to update the Destination Action Plan for Winchelsea.

A dynamic group of women put their hand up to plan this event which will be possible, thanks to a Health and Wellbeing grant from the Surf Coast Shire and financial support from the Community Bank Winchelsea & District.

A dynamic group of women put their hand up to plan this event which will be possible, thanks to a Health and Wellbeing grant from the Surf Coast Shire and financial support from the Community Bank Winchelsea & District.

A survey to better understand the personal and professional development needs of our incredible local women

A dynamic group of women put their hand up to plan this event which will be possible, thanks to a Health and Wellbeing grant from the Surf Coast Shire and financial support from the Community Bank Winchelsea & District.

A dynamic group of women put their hand up to plan this event which will be possible, thanks to a Health and Wellbeing grant from the Surf Coast Shire and financial support from the Community Bank Winchelsea & District.

A dynamic group of women put their hand up to plan this event which will be possible, thanks to a Health and Wellbeing grant from the Surf Coast Shire and financial support from the Community Bank Winchelsea & District.

A dynamic group of women put their hand up to plan this event which will be possible, thanks to a Health and Wellbeing grant from the Surf Coast Shire and financial support from the Community Bank Winchelsea & District.

A dynamic group of women put their hand up to plan this event which will be possible, thanks to a Health and Wellbeing grant from the Surf Coast Shire and financial support from the Community Bank Winchelsea & District.

Many willing helpers had everything set for a great night of entertainment and families and community members were not disappointed.

Over 80 individuals and organisations have been contacted for constructing the mud bricks and installing the wall and also being part of week-long activities to celebrate this final construction phase.

Winchelsea’s Christmas Carols open to all on the primary school oval, Saturday 7th December from 5:30pm.

Growing Winchelsea Movie Club Movie - The Duke 12 December 2024In 1961, Kempton Bunton, a 60 year old taxi driver, steals Goya's portrait of the Duke of Wellington from the National Gallery in London.10 screenings annually for $70 (Concession $65)5 Autumn or Spring...

See the Growing Winchelsea Annual Report for 2024 as presented at the Annual General Meeting.

In March 2025 the Mud Hut will be the centre of fun and entertainment when Mud Fun comes to
town to help the community install a cob wall around Mud Hut.

Growing Winchelsea has applied for funding for signage design, supply, construction and installation of signage along the trails in the town.

You are invited to come along to Christmas Carols on the school oval, 7th December 2024.

Monday 11 November 2024 at 6.30 pm at the Shire Hall, Growing Winchelsea will hold its AGM followed by presentations about current and future projects.

The Concept Plan for the Winchelsea Arboretum Trail (WAT) has been unveiled, to provide potential partners with detail about the scope of the proposed Winchelsea Arboretum Trail