Place Management in Maylands
The City has adopted a place management approach to improve our four major town centres: Bayswater, Maylands, Morley and Noranda.
As part of this, the City has a Place Manager who works closely with a mix of community and business groups, individual residents, landowners and businesses to improve their town centres. Results of this collaboration include place activation initiatives such as events, streetscape improvements, greening, heritage and cultural initiatives, and public art.
The City has created a plan for the Maylands Town Centre, detailing community priorities for this area:
Maylands Town Centre Place Plan
Contact your Place Manager Contact the Place Management team on (08) 9272 0622 or place.management@bayswater.wa.gov.au
The City has a number of groups in Maylands who work on a huge range of projects aimed at making Maylands Town Centre a better place for everyone in the community.
Our Place Manager works closely with these groups as well as other businesses and individuals to help them get their ideas off the ground. You can find out more about some of these groups by clicking below:
Creative Maylands
Local Arts and Community Events (L.A.C.E)
Take a walking tour of the public art using this map created by L.A.C.E with support form the City of Bayswater. 6051 Street Art
Maylands Historical and Peninsula Association
The City of Bayswater Destination Marketing Strategy 2021-2025 provides a blueprint for attracting visitors to the City's three major town centres of Maylands, Bayswater and Morley over the next four years and beyond.
Download the Destination Marketing Strategy for more information.
What's special about Maylands?
What's special about Maylands? A new sculpture is coming to the corner of Whatley Crescent and Ninth Avenue, and before we start the project we want to gather inspiration from the community. Pin your inspiration to our Maylands Pinterest board.
This project is a partnership between the City of Bayswater and local businesses, with the aim to attract Whatley Crescent shoppers across the road to Ninth Avenue to experience what this charming little part of Maylands has to offer. It follows the success of the yellow brick road and vintage hopscotch public artwork, entry statement design and tree planting.
Add your inspiration
Follow the link above, click accept and start pinning.