At the Imagine Vincent Community Workshop on 9 June, we asked participants to find their home on the Imagine Vincent map and add a 'dot' to their location.

This map then appeared at various community engagement events throughout the campaign, with participants adding their location.

Check out the final map below or in the Imagine Vincent document library:

The first day of our Community Panel was held on Saturday 16 September.

Thanks to everyone who nominated through the random selection process.

We had 41 members of the community deliberating over your ideas, thoughts and feedback collected as part of the engagement campaign.

You can find out more about the day in the Document Library:

• Summary of Proceedings
• Polls for the day

Thanks to the Vincent community for getting involved in Imagine Vincent.

Since the campaign launched on 9 June, 1041 people have shared 4024 thoughts, ideas and suggestions across the seven questions.

Here are some of the numbers behind Imagine Vincent.

You can check all the Imagine Vincent activity in the document library.

You're invited to vote for your favourite ideas!

Our community members have been adding their thoughts, feedback and views on the 7 themes. You can add your own, or vote for your favourite, to help us understand your priorities!

Visit the theme pages to share your ideas or vote:

1. Connecting with each other
2. Daily life
3. Getting around
4. Living
5. Looking after the place
6. Places we go
7. Who we are

You have until Friday to vote!

A big thank to you all for being involved in Imagine Vincent. Our community has shared over 3,500 thoughts, ideas and views across the seven questions so far.

You have one week left to get involved and Imagine Vincent! Contributions will close on Friday 8 September.

By getting involved you’ll also go in the draw to win $1000 cash!

A big thanks to Leederville Gardens for hosting a conversation yesterday! We had a cuppa, cake and lovely chat with the ladies (and gent). So many great ideas and lots of discussion about bikes!

Mayor Emma Cole also spent some time with over 70 students at Mount Hawthorn Primary School. Thanks to all the students and staff who helped make the conversation happen! We love talking to the future of our community!

This is the last week to make contributions to Imagine Vincent!

We have been out and about the last few days making sure we are talking to as many community members as possible.

We've had some great conversations at Robertson Artist Studio, the Worm and Composting workshop and the Children and Young People's Advisory group.

On Saturday there were some passionate discussions about underground power at the Conversation with Cr Loden. Thanks to the Budburst Bar for hosting the event!

Thanks to all the business owners and community members that came to Bar 399 last night to share their ideas for the future.

Parking was a central topic of conversation, with some great ideas about the future of William St.

Thanks to all the business owners and North Perth community members who shared their ideas and business needs for the future of Vincent. We are really encouraged by the amount and creativity of ideas and the involvement from our community.

A big thanks to the Old Laundry for hosting the event!

We were at Beatty Park last night from 5pm to talk to visitors and imagine Vincent.

As you would expect, there were lots of comments around community facilities and how to continue to improve facilities like Beatty Park - with some interesting insights around solar energy.

The kids also imagined some great ideas and there were some passionate discussions around the use of plastic bags!

Don't forget to share your ideas on the 7 themes by 8 September 2017 to be in the draw to win $1000 cash!