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Religious groups in Cumberland City
Using data from the 2016 Census, the largest religious group in the Cumberland City area is Christian, followed by Islamic, Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism, making up the top 5.
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Berala Village receives $1.9 million face lift
20 June 2017 – Media Release
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Cumberland City Council welcomes acting general manager
Cumberland City Council has appointed a new acting general manager Peter Fitzgerald, who has been conducting the role for two months.
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Granville Town Hall - Major Renovation Works
Stay informed about the Granville Town Hall major works.
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Dellwood Street Upgrade
The Dellwood Street upgrade will be commencing in May 2021.
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Lidcombe Oval Grandstand Rename
We are inviting the community to comment on the proposed renaming of Lidcombe Oval Grandstand to 'The Tom Raudonikis OAM Stand'.
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Budget and annual plan released
Now’s your chance to have your say on our Operational Plan which details all the services, programs and infrastructure works we’ll work on next financial year.
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Council celebrates Small Business Month this October
Cumberland City Council will present an online business networking event and a suite of specialised webinars for local businesses in Cumberland City, as part of NSW Small Business Month this October.
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Granville Park Stadium gets first concrete pour
The first major concrete slab has been poured at the $10.74 million Granville Park Stadium, which will eventually see the return of the Western Sydney Two Blues Rugby Union Club to their home ground.
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Survey finds 85 per cent of respondents oppose Crescent Parklands development proposal
A survey by Cumberland City Council has shown strong opposition to the Crescent Parklands development proposal.
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New policy puts Council on track for further savings, improved services
3 March 2017 – Media Release
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Council’s Community Service Centre reaches milestone
Council’s Community Service Centre in Merrylands has helped 1,000 customers since opening its doors in April this year.
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Domestic and family violence resources available
Cumberland City Council Mayor Steve Christou encourages residents to access free Council resources in relation to domestic and family violence if they need help.
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Commissioner’s Report into Former Auburn City Council
10 March 2017
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Media Statement - Social distancing for Cumberland City Council meetings
The following can be attributed to Hamish McNulty, General Manager:
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Notification of Road Renaming
Notice is hereby given that Cumberland City Council, pursuant to Section 162 of the Roads Act 1993, has re-named 2 separate sections of Margaret Street, Merrylands located south of the M4 Motorway to Donaldson Close and Bolger Close.
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Developers to pay fair share under change to levy
17 March 2017 – Media Release
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Parramatta Road Urban Amenity Improvement Program (PRUAIP)
To improve Auburn’s liveability, the NSW Government has awarded Cumberland Council $27million to improve public spaces and begin the rejuvenation to enhance it as a place to live, shop and do business.
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First of its kind UV Smart Cool Playground ready for play
Cumberland City Council have now opened a newly refurbished Merrylands Memorial Park, which has been retro-fitted with the first of its kind UV smart materials to protect children from heated play equipment.
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Response to Auburn Gallipoli Mosque attack
Mayor Steve Christou has condemned vandalism which occurred inside Auburn Gallipoli Mosque over the weekend.
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New exhibition at the Peacock Gallery
17 March 2017 – Media Release
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Response to church attack in France
Mayor Steve Christou on behalf of Cumberland City Council has condemned a terror attack which killed three people inside a Notre Dame church in Nice, France yesterday.
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Swim enquiry form
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Better recreational destinations for the Cumberland community
23 June 2017 – Media Release
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