Our Shire
Founded in 1838, Beverley is one of Western Australia's oldest settlements. Known as the 'Top of the Avon', Beverley is located 130kms east of Perth on the beautiful Avon River in the lush Wheatbelt District.
Beverley is a quaint agricultural town, that provides both commercial and industrial support to the surrounding agricultural are. Providing an array of services and facilities such as a District High School, Hospital, Aged Care Facilities, Ambulance Service, Child Care, Doctor's Surgery, Fire Brigade, Art Gallery, Platform Theatre, Swimming Pool, Dead Finish Museum and Avondale Discovery Farm.
Our community is very family oriented, offering numerous ongoing sports and activities for all age groups. Annual events such as the Beverley Agricultural Show day, Easter Art Exhibition, and Easter Tennis Tournament are all run by supportive volunteers. There are numerous community groups that are very popular such as the Men's Shed, Line Dancing, CWA, Historical Society and many more.
Our Shire is pro-active in planning for the long term future of our community, building facilities to ensure that the community are well accommodated for such as the Recreation Centre at the town oval and Independent Living Units. They have recently renovated areas that are frequently used by the public such as an Outdoor Theatre at the Railway Station Cultural Centre, restoration of the Art Deco Town Hall, Caravan Park and they have recently completed the build of a multi purpose building known as the Cornerstone Building, which houses the Community Resource Centre, Library, Visitors Centre and Child Care facilities.
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Beverley is a quaint agricultural town, that provides both commercial and industrial support to the surrounding agricultural are. Providing an array of services and facilities such as a District High School, Hospital, Aged Care Facilities, Ambulance Service, Child Care, Doctor's Surgery, Fire Brigade, Art Gallery, Platform Theatre, Swimming Pool, Dead Finish Museum and Avondale Discovery Farm.
Our community is very family oriented, offering numerous ongoing sports and activities for all age groups. Annual events such as the Beverley Agricultural Show day, Easter Art Exhibition, and Easter Tennis Tournament are all run by supportive volunteers. There are numerous community groups that are very popular such as the Men's Shed, Line Dancing, CWA, Historical Society and many more.
Our Shire is pro-active in planning for the long term future of our community, building facilities to ensure that the community are well accommodated for such as the Recreation Centre at the town oval and Independent Living Units. They have recently renovated areas that are frequently used by the public such as an Outdoor Theatre at the Railway Station Cultural Centre, restoration of the Art Deco Town Hall, Caravan Park and they have recently completed the build of a multi purpose building known as the Cornerstone Building, which houses the Community Resource Centre, Library, Visitors Centre and Child Care facilities.
Click here for more information about the Shire of Beverley.