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The Unrestricted Burning Period is in effect. Residents in rural zoned areas can burn at any time without a permit, but must do so safely and responsibly. Burning is not allowed on days with a HIGH or greater Fire Danger Rating or during a Total Fire Ban. Read more about how the Unresricted Burning Period works.

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Mens Social Group

Community
8 July 2025
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
John Wellard Community Centre, Runnymede Gate, Wellard
Looking to meet new mates, share a laugh, or just enjoy a bit of company? Perhaps consider joining our Men's Social group - it's free to attend, friendly and there's always a cuppa waiting for you. No need to register or book a seat just show up! Open to all men 18+ No pressure, no fuss - just good conversation Drop in and say G'day This group is meeting up fortnightly on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at John Wellard Community Centre located on Runnymede Gate, Wellard. Whether you are retired, working, new to the area or just looking for a bit of connection - this is your space. COME AS YOU ARE - STAY FOR THE CHAT Hosted by Volunteers Roger, Bas, David and Jonathan Tuesday 8th and 22nd July - 7pm

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Hosted by Befriend
Cost Free
Supporting website befriend.org.au
Location John Wellard Community Centre, Runnymede Gate, Wellard
Contact number 0478 500 950
Email inger@befriend.org.au

John Wellard Community Centre

Runnymede Gate, Wellard WA, Australia
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