CRC NEWS
WHAT'S HAPPENING?It’s been another busy month at the CRC as we hosted a range of activities, helped several community members with IT support, supervised ECU external exams, conducted community fitness and wellness sessions, ran the ‘Creative Bytes’ kids’ coding club and planned more events for the coming months - including the ‘What’s Your Angle?’ Photography Competition. Closing date is July 11, so why not take a look through your photos and submit some entries.
As well as the photography competition, we have more information sessions, school holiday activities, library events and the fortnightly drawing class resumes, as well as a monthly painting class! Contact the CRC for more details. 2025/26 CRC MEMBERSHIPS It is now time to renew, or sign up to become a CRC member. There are many benefits of membership, with 6 packages to choose from which are listed below. There’s something for everyone! LOST BOYUP BROOK![]() Boyup Brook has a Facebook page dedicated to preserving local history - 'Lost Boyup Brook'.
The community is encouraged to contribute any photos or articles that remember days gone by in Boyup Brook and surrounding districts. Visit www.facebook.com/lostboyupbrook LOCAL BOOKS & CDs FOR SALEThe CRC has a number of local books and CDs available to purchase. Click here to see them.
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LIBRARY UPDATEIn June, the Library hosted several keen crafters for International Knitting in Public Day - their projects were colourful and creative!
We also had a visit to Better Beginnings from the Early Childhood Dental Program ‘Smiling Starts’ with free toothbrushes and stories for everyone. They will return on July 31 for more ‘toothy fun’ and dental screenings for 6-29 month olds. Local Author Book Launch Recipient of the 2019 Ted McLaughlin Sandakan MemorialScholarship, Brooke Nield has created a photography book to commemorate the World War II tragedy. Join Brooke as she launches her book, ‘Images of Sandakan’ at the library on Thursday July 3 at 2pm. Afternoon tea will be provided, with books available to purchase. Grants Awarded The Boyup Brook library has recently received two grants to develop the library display, as well as programs and activities for our youth. Thanks to the State Library of WA, there will be some new display furniture, and through the LBW Trust, we will be able to offer new children’s equipment and technology opportunities. RECYCLING HUB![]() 1 Tonne Recycled!
The Recycling Hub continues to attract many users and a recent report showed that more than 1 tonne of hard-to-recycle items, have now been diverted from our landfill! The Recycling Hub currently collects 16 items. Click here for more recycling information. ANNUAL REPORT |
More community news is available in The Boyup Gazette. Click here to read the latest edition