Inner West Council has proven to be a leader in boosting local venues and performers, with the NSW Parliamentary Night Time Economy Report recommending adoption of a host of Inner West Council’s ground-breaking initiatives and policies.

Inner West Mayor Darcy Byrne welcomed news that State Government has finally listened to advocacy from Council and local residents and will soon upgrade three local train stations to make them more accessible for people who have difficulty with mobility.

Young local illustrators and writers were recognised last night at the Inner West Library and History 2019 Young Creatives Awards.

Inner West Council is calling on the NSW Government to back away from plans to introduce a Los Angeles-style overpass in the heart of residential Rozelle, Lilyfield and Annandale.

Inner west Council last night adopted a new and ambitious tree canopy policy which includes the doubling of the tree planting budget and the establishment of a dial-a-tree service for residents, to be considered in the 2020/21 Budget.

Council will call for Expressions of Interest to provide a strategy to address Council’s future accommodation needs.

Whimsical drawings and intricately detailed bird paintings feature at the next Chrissie Cotter Gallery exhibition, ‘Apart’.

Wests Ashfield members have tonight voted to endorse a historic merger with Balmain Leagues Club. This follows Balmain Leagues Club members voting last night to endorse the amalgamation.

Mayor Darcy Byrne has revealed the honeyeater bird illustration designed by local artist Thomas Jackson and students from Dulwich Hill High School of Visual Art and Design.

Inner West Council’s Chrissie Cotter Gallery is the venue for the eighth annual fundraising exhibition by 40 staff from the Art Gallery of NSW.