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Bertha Park Residents Group

A website for a volunteer residents' group on the edge of Perth, with news, meetings and documents in one place and a way for the committee to keep it up to date themselves.

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Bertha Park Residents Group's website on a desktop: a photograph of houses by a pond above the green Our mission panel, with Our Area, News, Meetings and Contact Us in the menu.
Bertha Park Residents Group's website on a phone: the pond and houses photograph, then the Our mission heading and its first paragraph under a menu button.
The live site: the home page on a desktop and on a phone. Captured 9 November 2026.

At a glance

Who it’s for
Bertha Park Residents Group, a volunteer-run residents' group in Perth.
What they do
Speak for residents to the developer and the council, and run meetings and events.
What we did
Built a site for news, meetings, documents and ways to take part.
What changed for them
The committee can now update the live pages themselves, with no rebuild.

The brief

Bertha Park is a new neighbourhood on the northern edge of Perth. Its residents' group is run by volunteers and speaks for residents to the developer, the council and the factor.

The site gives residents one place to find council news, meetings, documents and the ways to take part, and gives the committee a way to change it without a developer.

What the site does

One place for what residents need

Visitors reach pages for the area, news, meetings, what is on, documents, useful contacts and questions, and the home page gives a short guide to schools, The Hub, contacts and documents.

Council news beside the group's own pages

Council announcements appear on the home page and on a news page, each with a link to the council's own site.

A guide to the area and The Hub

Visitors can read the story of the neighbourhood, see how to hire The Hub, and browse a directory of local shops, health services, schools, transport and parks.

Four clear ways to take part

The home page lists four ways to join in: come to a meeting, stand for the committee, volunteer at The Hub, or say hello.

The committee can update the site themselves

Committee members can add, change and remove news posts, meetings, weekly activities, documents and questions on the live pages, then publish when they are ready.

Also in place: A contact page, a page for data complaints, a questions page and a page for legal notices.

Facts checked on against the live website and public records. Something wrong, or are you the client and want a change? Email hello@zxn.uk and we will check it.

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