Precinct Spotlight

Shopping Strip Spotlight is an opportunity for business owners to share what they love most about trading in their location and featured in Council's Whitehorse News. This initiative provides an opportunity for businesses to share what they like and encourage consumers to get to know their local precincts/retailers and to ultimately Think Local and Buy Local. 

Read more about some businesses and locations that have been featured so far.

If you’d like to be the face of your place and share your love of your precinct with our community, please reach out to the Investment and Economic Development Unit at business@whitehorse.vic.gov.au

Whitehorse Shopping Strip Spotlight 

 

Business Precinct:  Rangeview Shopping Precinct
Whitehorse News Edition: December 2023
Business Name: Flake Haven Fish and Chippery

Rangeview Fish and Chips - Matthew Yang 2023

Matthew from Flake Haven Fish and Chippery mentioned "what I love most about trading in Rangeview is strong support of the local community and Council. Our neighbourhood is a thriving, active community which runs great Halloween and Christmas events".

Wattle Park Green Grocer - Kerrie 2023

Business Precinct: Wattle Park
Whitehorse News Edition: November 2023
Business Name: Wattle Park Green Grocer

Kerrie shared that" Wattle Park Shopping Centre has everything you need within walking distance; from premium groceries, great takeaway to getting your teeth cleaned and hair done!"

Business Precinct: Mont Albert Village
Whitehorse News Edition: October 2023
Business Name: Milsims Games 

Milsims Games - Mont Albert 2023

Mitch from Milsims Games shared that "Mont Albert Village is a fantastic location! For a start, our shop size means we can stock many of the 20,000 games on our data base, with convenient parking and in a neighbourhood of lots of other great businesses.  It’s a beautiful leafy suburb and the perfect location for our customer base."

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