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New Community Space Opportunity Opens on Old Perth Road - Bassendean, WA
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Town of Bassendean invites community groups and not-for-profit organisations to express interest in short-term use of space at 50 Old Perth Road.
The Town of Bassendean has opened an Expression of Interest opportunity for community groups and not-for-profit organisations seeking short-term use of an office or workshop space at 50 Old Perth Road.
The opportunity provides local organisations with a chance to access community-focused space in the heart of Bassendean. According to the Town, the available room is intended for groups that can make practical use of the facility for their activities, programs or community initiatives.
The announcement was published by the Town of Bassendean on 19 August 2026, making it the most recent local-government news item currently listed before today.
Community organisations play an important role in suburban areas such as Bassendean. They can provide services, activities and social opportunities for residents while helping people connect with others in their neighbourhood. Access to affordable or suitable premises can be particularly valuable for smaller not-for-profit groups that may not have the resources to secure dedicated commercial accommodation.
The space at 50 Old Perth Road could provide an opportunity for eligible organisations to establish a temporary base for meetings, workshops or other approved community activities. By inviting Expressions of Interest rather than simply allocating the space to one organisation, the Town is giving interested groups an opportunity to put forward their proposed use.
The initiative also reflects the broader role of Old Perth Road as an important community and commercial area within Bassendean. The area includes local businesses, services and community facilities and is regularly used by residents and visitors.
For local community groups, opportunities such as this can make it easier to organise activities close to the people they serve. A conveniently located space can reduce travel requirements and potentially encourage greater participation in community programs.
The Town's decision to advertise the available room also provides an opportunity for organisations that may currently operate without a permanent meeting or workshop location. Not-for-profit groups often rely on volunteers and limited resources, meaning access to suitable facilities can make a significant difference to their ability to deliver activities.
Interested organisations would need to review the Town's requirements and submit an Expression of Interest according to the conditions specified in the official announcement. The opportunity is specifically aimed at community groups and not-for-profit organisations, rather than general commercial tenants.
The announcement comes as Bassendean continues to develop and support community infrastructure across the Town. Recent local initiatives have included improvements to parks and pathways, planning for future cycling infrastructure and upgrades to community facilities.
For residents, the availability of another community-use space could support new activities and strengthen existing local organisations. It may also provide an opportunity for groups to bring new ideas and services into the Bassendean community.
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The Town of Bassendean has opened an Expression of Interest opportunity for community groups and not-for-profit organisations seeking short-term use of an office or workshop space at 50 Old Perth Road.
The opportunity provides local organisations with a chance to access community-focused space in the heart of Bassendean. According to the Town, the available room is intended for groups that can make practical use of the facility for their activities, programs or community initiatives.
The announcement was published by the Town of Bassendean on 19 August 2026, making it the most recent local-government news item currently listed before today.
Community organisations play an important role in suburban areas such as Bassendean. They can provide services, activities and social opportunities for residents while helping people connect with others in their neighbourhood. Access to affordable or suitable premises can be particularly valuable for smaller not-for-profit groups that may not have the resources to secure dedicated commercial accommodation.
The space at 50 Old Perth Road could provide an opportunity for eligible organisations to establish a temporary base for meetings, workshops or other approved community activities. By inviting Expressions of Interest rather than simply allocating the space to one organisation, the Town is giving interested groups an opportunity to put forward their proposed use.
The initiative also reflects the broader role of Old Perth Road as an important community and commercial area within Bassendean. The area includes local businesses, services and community facilities and is regularly used by residents and visitors.
For local community groups, opportunities such as this can make it easier to organise activities close to the people they serve. A conveniently located space can reduce travel requirements and potentially encourage greater participation in community programs.
The Town's decision to advertise the available room also provides an opportunity for organisations that may currently operate without a permanent meeting or workshop location. Not-for-profit groups often rely on volunteers and limited resources, meaning access to suitable facilities can make a significant difference to their ability to deliver activities.
Interested organisations would need to review the Town's requirements and submit an Expression of Interest according to the conditions specified in the official announcement. The opportunity is specifically aimed at community groups and not-for-profit organisations, rather than general commercial tenants.
The announcement comes as Bassendean continues to develop and support community infrastructure across the Town. Recent local initiatives have included improvements to parks and pathways, planning for future cycling infrastructure and upgrades to community facilities.
For residents, the availability of another community-use space could support new activities and strengthen existing local organisations. It may also provide an opportunity for groups to bring new ideas and services into the Bassendean community.
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