The Victorian Government is currently in the process of planting new trees in growth areas across Melbourne to support air quality, reduce temperatures, provide more shade, open spaces and reduce pollution. Melbourne’s west is set to see new trees planted as part of the state $5 million investment into the More Trees for a Cooler, Greener West initiative.
The City of Wyndham will benefit from more shade in local streets, around schools in ten locations and additional planting across parks and reserves.
With a history spanning 30 years and a network of 21 swim schools around the country Ranfurlie Asset Management looks forward to welcoming Kingswim to Manor Lakes Central.
Kingswim is a specialist in teaching children to swim delivering over 14 million lessons to date across the nation.
The new purpose built swim school at Manor Lakes Central will commence works in early 2022 and provide state of the art learn to swim facilities for the local community.
2021 has certainly been an interesting year! But we are extremely proud of the community spirit and support our residents have displayed and we want to wish everyone a very happy and safe festive season.
We’d like to acknowledge and celebrate everything our community have achieved. Land sales for Manor Lakes began in 2002 with the first homes and residents moving into the development from 2003. The first phase of Manor Lakes Central commenced in 2006 and our schools opened in 2009. The train station has been open since 2015, Manor Lakes was officially recognised as a suburb in 2016 and there’s so much more to celebrate in the years since….
2021 has been an interesting year! For some it has been an extremely challenging year and for others it has been a year of helping others and being there for others. This Christmas, Manor Lakes would like to recognise those that have had challenges and those that have spread kindness, compassion, and friendship to others.
Therefore, do you know someone at Manor Lakes that deserves an extra special gift this Christmas?
Star Weekly has also acknowledged the amazing work our local not for profit organisations do for the local community. To read the full article click here.
Or read the full article below:
Twenty-four not-for-profit groups operating in the Wyndham area have shared in $36,000 of financial grants distributed through the 2021 Manor Lakes Community Fund.
Each group was awarded a grant of $1,500 to support their local community project.
Thank you to everyone that participated in the 2021 Manor Lakes Community Fund. To date Manor Lakes, has shared approximately $380,000 to eligible groups since its establishment in 2003. During that time, the fund has assisted a broad cross-section of the Wyndham community to help make hundreds of programs and projects possible, and our Community Fund presentation nights are a wonderful way of highlighting the amazing work local groups do.
