The DPCG was formed at a public meeting conducted by Canberra Places on 27 November 1996. Members of the Group are Geraldine Barkworth, Marie Coleman, John Holland, Bob Howse, Keith Lockwood, Stuart Mackenzie, Ian McShane, Steve MacNeill, Wayne Rumble, Joyce Sanders, Cecelia Skene, Kate Stewart, and Tom Worthington.
The Newsletter is intended to keep you informed of the activities of the Group and to seek your feedback on plans for the enhancement of Dickson's public places.
At a meeting on Monday 21 July the Dickson Precinct Community Group held
a special meeting to sketch ideas for future planning of Dickson’s public
areas. It is planned to release some concepts for the future of public
spaces in Dicskon public comment in the next few months.
The Dickson area is a diverse mix of commercial, retail and recreational
functions, unique in Canberra. Dating from around 1960, the centre is
beginning to show its age and requires refurbishment.
In addition, rapid
development in recent years has changed the orientation of the centre from
what was a local shopping centre to a lively commercial and retail hub.
We are interested in hearing from other organisations or community groups who have particular views or concerns that they would like the DPCG to consider. Please write a brief submission and drop it in our letterbox in the Dickson Library.
The Dickson Community Precinct Group is grateful to the Tradesmen's Union
Club Dickson for sponsorhsip of this newsletter. We are seeking additional
sponsors to cover the costs of printing and distributing the newsletter.
If you can help please drop a note in the Library letterbox or telephone Ian McShane on 247 6088. Sponsors will be acknowledged in the newsletter. We look forward to hearing from you!This newsletter is available at the Precinct Group's notice board in the Dickson Library and can be found on the World Wide Web at http://www.tomw.net.au/dpcg/ Distribution of the Group's newsletter on the Internet is courtesy of the Australian Computer Society.
Comments and corrections to Tom Worthington, Australian Computer Society.