"Jeff McLean Central" born/raised in Nicholas St. A passionate CBD Ipswich business/hotel owner for 36years until his passing former Wallaby

Leave Bottle Alley as it is

Bottle Alley - let’s preserve our history too

Bottle Alley should remain

Ipswich Central because that’s what it’s know as, is simple and self-explanatory, is where he GPO is...

iConnect (meaning a place where Ipswich Connects and where also "I", us come to connect.

Limestone Hub or Great Limestone Hub. Everythinf fans out from there.

I nominate naming after Lancelot "Lance" Waldon, he's linked with Ipswich boxing, mining, historical society, GAL council, greyhounds, Santa

Unity

Something that connects to the Top of Town branding to link with the whole area. Ipswich Town Central/Central Ipswich Town/Centre of Town

The feels of Ipswich This name can make memorable memories with the kid and people in the area showing what it FEEL like to shop in there.

Tulmur Precinct - This honors First Nation peoples - It is an inclusive and respectful name.

Nicholas Street Plaza. Due to its location at the end of Nicolas Street.

Union Plaza. Due to its location on the corner of Union Place.

Riverheart Plaza. Ties in with the Riverheart parklands and reconnects the CBD with the river which it had previously turned its back on

Trevor Grewar Outlook, Dedicated a huge part of his life to Ipswich, rarely events run Trevor wasn't involved in. Christmas lit up his world

Heather Bonner Place. Heather Founded OPAL - One People of Australia League and worked tirelessly to bring the community together.

Tulmur Place is perfect and in line with Indigenous wishes.

Corroboree - traditionally an event at which Australians have gathered to celebrate life together.

Connection Place as it will connect our community

Bremer Plaza - Over looks the Bremer River. Or just "The Plaza"

People's Place - For all residents, rate payers and visitors to Ipswich. It should have a permanent big TV screen for all world events.

Tulmur Place in respect of the indigenous community's wishes.

"The T Space" Meaning the Tulmur(Ipswich) Space, a space we all can call move around, connect and interact.

joseph fleming admin building. he was one of our 1st politicians, elected to the qld legislative assembly in 1860.

Ipswich Central Administration Hub. A Hub being 'the effective centre of an activity, region or network'.

Ipswich House

John Murphy Building - Ipswich's first mayor.

Ipswich City Council - People's Place.

ICC Administration Building. Keep it simple so people can find what they are after.

Ipswich City Council Cribb and Foote Building

Ipswich city council Harold Blair building

i liked the name Bill Hayden centre. if still in use on the other building then i suggest maybe call this area Tulmur - Limestone building

Thorn Place

Ipswich Community Hub or Ipswich Community Plaza or Tulmur Community Hub

The Money Pit This aligns to Ipswich City Councils long history of how it has managed the city, in particular the city it’s self.

Helen Clark Function Centre. “Aunty Helen” is a founding figure in the dancing/arts scene in Ipswich and continues to this day at age 90.

The Mall. Why not?

“Helen Clark event room” affectionately known to everyone as Aunty Helen -she has been teaching dance in Ipswich for over 70 years.

Harold Blair centre

Neville Bonner AO Community Building

Ipswich Events Centre or Ipswich Events Hub or Tulmur Events Space

Pick a noteable criminal, this will align this space to the recent style of events that councilors have supported

Bremer Function Centre, linking the Precinct and the major Council buildings with the significance of the River .

Limestone Space

Dandiiri Space

Ash Barty Function Centre, support ipswich people be proud of a great tennis player.

Harold Blair Function Centre Named after the famous Aboriginal tenor that grew up in the Purga mission.

Bremer Balcony The Balcony

The Balcony.

Clouds balcony

Blodwyn Whitehead - founder of both Cambrian Junior and Youth choirs and musical identity of Ipswich

Jim Hawkins Balcony. My uncle Jim Hawkins was a WWII digger and identity in Ipswich. He loved outdoors and socialised in town constantly

Depending where it faces ... Bremer Events Space or Bremer Events Hub

Government view. If it is an open space it should reflect that that is what Ipswich City Council should be “Open to be viewed & accountable

Bremer Balcony

The Balcony

Capern Balcony. The Capern family contributed greatly to the musical heritage of Ipswich, as performers, teachers and supporters.

Bremer balcony overlooking the river and city

Stephen Potts Balcony Steve has strong family links to Ipswich. He was the critical witness which revealed the corruption in the Council.

"Jeff McLean Lane" born & raised in Nicholas St. A credit to the city, an Ipswich business owner for 36years till his passing former Wallaby

“Ross Lawrie Laneway” Ross lived in Ipswich for half of his life. He gave back to the community often and held lots of musical events.

Reeds Row

Jeffrey Wegener Lane after the legendary Ipswich drummer who played in the Saints, Laughing Clowns and countless others since the early 70s.

Storey Lane

Ziva Place - our dog, who is an Ipswich local, walks here with me often. She's the greatest Ipswich local there is, brings joy & happiness

I like the two suggestions of Supply Lane (though it does sound a big like somewhere you could pick up some drugs) or Greenham Lane.

Supply Laneway

‘Merchants Way’ - I like the historic reference of the lane being used for supplies, but I think ‘Supply Lane’ is not a very attractive name

Sister Shannon Laneway after Sister Steph Shannon from Ipswich Hospital. She has done so much for families and charities

Storey Alley. Named after my grandfather who arrived from England in 1926. A real character and union organiser for many years. Real pioneer

Greenham Lane sounds as good as any and ties in with the heritage of the space.

Bottle Alley. Historical reasons aside, this name is important for way finding. Generations of Ipswichians know where Bottle Alley is.

It should be called “Ardent Avenue” . Ardent is the name of a distilled beverage and it also means “very enthusiastic and passionate”.

Bottle Alley. Its been known as this for years. Do you really need to change something just for the sake of changing it?

Bottle Alley.

Bottle Alley was, is, and always should be BOTTLE ALLEY. This thoroughfare, so named, is part of the heritage of Ipswich.

Keep it as Bottle Alley

‘Bottle Lane’ - the reference to the bottles is charming and has an enchanting ring, but ‘Lane’ carries a more inviting tone than ‘alley’.

Bottle Alley has been there for way too long to change the name. It is heritage to us people who have lived here all our lives.

Please do not change the name of Bottle Alley as it is part of our heritage, if it is changed it will be part of Lost Ipswich in a few years

Bottle Alley for the stay

Bottle Alley, protect our history. It will always be called this, regardless of any other name.

Bottle Alley

"The Glennis Nugent Book Feast" Glennis was a tireless community worker, Initiating Qlds first Book feast recycling retired library book

Ipswich Central Library. Simply is what it is. Consistent with naming of the Springfield and Rosewood libraries.

River-think

Ipswich City Library.

Ipswich Central Library - So as not to confuse it with other Ipswich suburban libraries.

The Book

Toni Risson and Margaret Cook - local historians who are phenomenal women!!!!

A local author

Ipswich Library. What more do you want.

Ipswich City Library , because that is what it is.

Tom Shapcott Library - Ipswich’s most respected poet/writer

Agree with others Ipswich - Tulmur Central Library.

little bookworms library of learning. i think that name says it all. it represents reading books and the use of technology.

The Little Horses Library

Boomerang Library - books go out and come back

Shannon Place. The Shannon family have dedicated their lives to the well being and development of many children.

Ipswich Childrens library

Ipswich Central Children's Library

Little lizards library

Children's Library of Ipswich City. Tell it how it is

Shannon Place - Steph Shannon, Nurse Unit Manager of the Childrens Ward in Ipswich Hospital for 30+ years, then childrens grief counselling.

I hope the Barry Jones auditorium stays where it is

Ipswich City Children's library

Frilled Lizard Children’s Library or some other local creature. Make the name fun for kids to make the library as appealing as possible.