Chatswood West Ward Progress Association
“Working together for Chatswood West Ward for over 90 years.”
Chatswood West Ward Progress Association
“Working together for Chatswood West Ward for over 90 years.”
West Ward News December 2025
Join us for a free community forum exploring how our neighbourhood can accommodate future housing while protecting the character, liveability, and amenity of our local area.
Hear from leading experts in urban planning, transport, and community advocacy as they discuss the challenges and opportunities facing our community, including housing, infrastructure, heritage, biodiversity, and sustainable growth. The evening will also provide practical guidance on how residents can better understand the planning process and participate in decisions that shape our future.
Monday 10 August 2026
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm (7:15 pm start)
Dougherty Community Centre
7 Victor Street, Chatswood
This is a free event and all local residents are welcome.
Registration is essential. Please scan the QR code on the attached event flyer to reserve your place.
The Chatswood West Ward Progress Association Inc (CWWPA) is a not-for-profit group of local citizens. For over 90 years, it has worked to:
represent the interests of residents and ratepayers
to preserve and improve the local amenity and environment
to facilitate community engagement in local government, and
to encourage a keen spirit of community, citizenship and mutual help among residents of Chatswood West Ward in the City of Willoughby.
Be informed – be involved – be inspired – become a member today!
Chatswood West Ward is one of four electoral Wards within the City of Willoughby.
Our Ward encompasses the bushland, parks, neighbourhoods and homes from the eastern bank of the Lane Cove River to the blue gum high forest on the Roseville boundary.
Heading east, it covers the suburbs of West Chatswood, Chatswood, Lane Cove North up to the intersection of Mowbray Road and the busy Pacific Highway.
Across the highway it includes the towers of Chatswood CBD with Archer Street on the north boundary and Mowbray Road on the east.
Please refer to Willoughby Council's Ward Boundaries Map here.
It’s an area of great diversity in terms of people, homes and businesses.
Date: Thursday 18th June, 2026
When: Commencing 7:30pm
Where: Zoom
Future Meetings for 2026:
10th August, 2026 - Public Meeting - Dougherty Centre
20th August, 2026 - Zoom (Guest Speaker: Jerome Laxale, Federal MP for Bennelong)
15th October, 2026 - Dougherty Centre
10th December, 2026 - Dougherty Centre
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