Inner West Council will work with local business chambers to create the Inner West’s first comprehensive database of local business owners. Council aims to use the information to strengthen ties within the business community, and help to boost the local economy.

Following the Balmain Leagues Club going into voluntary administration last year an agreement has now been reached that will see the Balmain Tigers continue as a partner in Wests Tigers and a Tigers Leagues Club included in the development at the Club's former home in Rozelle.

The Inner West community is invited to a remembrance service for the victims of the Christchurch Mosque attack at Tempe Mosque on Friday 22 March at 1.30pm.

In what has been hailed as a “victory for Inner West pool users”, patrons of Annette Kellerman and Fanny Durack aquatic centres will now be able enjoy better services and improved swimming experiences.

Inner West Council is reviewing development controls on trees, and residents are invited to have their say.

A Boat of Dreams, carrying hopes and wishes for the future, will sail into the sunset during Earth Hour as part of EDGE GreenWay on Saturday, 30 March.

Rock legends Dragon headline Leichhardt’s popular BluesFest, Inner West Council’s free, family-friendly music event.

Inner West Council has received $600,000 to plant more trees in the local government area.

The historic Fenwick’s Store – the iconic sandstone building which stands as the gateway to Balmain – is set to join the ranks of top waterfront dining, with noted Sydney restaurateur Bill Drakopolous taking the reins.

Inner West Council’s FREE immersive arts experience, EDGE GreenWay, is coming to the Iron Cove and Bay Run on Saturday, 30 March to shine a spotlight on the cultural laboratory of Sydney’s Inner West.