THE City of Bayswater is after feedback from local businesses for its new Economic Development Strategy, which aims to drive growth and attract investment to the area.
Mayor Filomena Piffaretti said the City was committed to ensuring the strategy reflected the needs of local businesses.
“Our local businesses are vital to the success of the city and their input is crucial in shaping a strong, sustainable local economy,” Ms Piffaretti said.
“We’re asking business owners to share their insights to help us identify opportunities and challenges as we develop this long-term strategy.”

The City’s previous Interim Economic Development Strategy, adopted in 2022, focussed on the attraction of new development and the continued support for local business. The new strategy will build on this foundation.
“The survey we’ve launched will provide valuable insights into the needs of our business community and help us make informed decisions that keep our economy competitive,” she said.
“This is an opportunity for businesses to have their say and help us shape the future of economic development in our city.”
The survey is open until 4pm on Monday November 11.
Businesses can complete the survey online or pick up a hard copy from the City’s Civic Centre or libraries.
Additionally, the City will host several workshops, run by an external consultant, where business owners can provide feedback in-person and discuss their experiences.
Workshops 6.30-8pmt:
• October 16 at Les Hansman Community Centre, Morley
• October 29 at Hawaiian’s Noranda, Noranda
• October 30 at Eighth Avenue Social, Maylands
• November 6 at Quality Inn Bayswater Hotel, Baywater.
The survey is available from engage.bayswater.wa.gov.au/economic-development-strategy

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