Frankston City Council has welcomed the State Government announcement to seek expressions of interest for the toll-free Peninsula Link, to ensure the project starts by the end of the year.

What do Robert Harvey, Dame Elisabeth Murdoch, Graham Kennedy, Johnny Famechon, Dame Joan and Sir Daryl Lindsay, Bill Pratt and Ruth Bishop OAM have in common?

Did you know that foil Easter egg, bunny and bilby wrappers are recyclable? Not only that, the foil can end up in some unexpected places after it leaves your kerbside recycling bin.

Frankston City's RECHARGE Scheme is about increasing accessibility for people who use electronic wheelchairs or scooters, and removing the fear of being stranded with a flat battery. But it needs support from local businesses and community organisations to succeed.

Frankston City's South West ward will be holding its first ward meeting for 2009 on Thursday, 26 March. Residents and ratepayers will have the opportunity to meet and discuss local issues with their ward councillors at the Frankston South Recreation Centre, Towerhill Road, Frankston South.

Frankston City Council is fully supportive of construction of a Frankston Bypass that minimises environmental disruption in the municipality. Specifically, Council has stated its support of a deviation of the Bypass to alleviate disturbance to habitat in the more sensitive areas of the Pines Flora and Fauna reserve.

Frankston City Council is continuing its series of community safety meetings in Carrum Downs and Langwarrin, aimed at reducing anti-social behaviour and giving residents the chance to provide direct feedback to Council.

The Focus on Frankston photography competition enabled residents to show what they love about their home town, and now the City's finest photos have been selected. The winner of the Major Prize of the competition and $1500 is Kimberleigh Loughnan, whose photo of young Blake and Sienna on Frankston Pier caught the judges' attention.