ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

This Sunday 11am 23 January 2011

ALL WELCOME.Come along and have a say in the future of our precious precinct

Where: at the Aldinga Institute Hall, Old Coach Road, Aldinga.

With guest speaker BRIAN O’MALLEY, prominent local artist and raconteur.

WORLD HERITAGE PROBE FOR MCLAREN VALE

THE economic benefits of World Heritage status for the McLaren Vale region are being explored in a new study.

The World Heritage Bid Working Group has commissioned a $20,000 study to investigate expected tourism and jobs growth from UNESCO World Heritage listing.

Read more here and below in the Summer update.

FRIENDS OF PORT WILLUNGA SUMMER UPDATE 2011-2012

Inside this edition:

• Historic Aldinga township upgrade and supermarket update
• Star of Greece trail; Port Willunga Creek to Chinamans Gully
• Port Willunga to Sellicks foreshore project
• AND MUCH MORE.

OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES

McLaren Vale by Miah; 9 years old

What do you think will happen to McLaren Vale if all of the vines and trees get puled out? I think it will look very ugly if that does happen.

Lot’s of farmers will lose their jobs, then we wont have any food that comes from McLaren Vale. We’ll only have food from China or New Zealand and other places like that. That will be very good for their farmers, but I think we need to have farms here as well.

Read more here.

MEMBERSHIP   

Read about the Aims, Scope and Key Objectives of the Friends of Port Willunga here.  

Friends of Port   Willunga is also vitally concerned for the future survival of the Willunga Basin as a region, and input to issues regarding the broader region will continue to be made in co-operation with other groups through the Southern Community Coalition.

Online membership form

Full membership is open to all residents and property owners of Port Willunga, and associate membership to those who have an interest in and support the objectives of the association.