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Tougher regulation needed for food delivery bike riders
Mayor Steve Christou is urging the State Government to adopt a tougher stance against food delivery bike riders who break the law and ride in a dangerous manner.
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Personal alarms still available
Two years ago 88-year-old South Wentworthville resident Omra Hollands had a bad
fall, breaking fingers on her right hand. Mrs Hollands lives on her own and after the
restrictions imposed by COVID-19, became even more isolated.
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Employment and Innovation Lands
Cumberland Employment and Innovation Lands Strategy and Land Use Planning.
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Express trains should be trialled
Cumberland City Council is seeking the NSW Government’s support to trial express train services at Granville, Auburn and Lidcombe stations.
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Council officers rescue residents from house fire
Council officers have rescued two residents from a burning house in Auburn this morning.
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$1 million available under the Stronger Communities Grants program
31 October 2016 – Media Release
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Cumberland proposes site for Service NSW Centre
Cumberland City Council has identified a space for a Service NSW Centre if it proceeds with its relocation to Granville.
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Safety urged on asbestos risk
Cumberland City Council is urging residents to be extra cautious when making any changes to their home, due to an increased number of incidents of asbestos exposure, reported by SafeWork NSW.
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Development assessment processing times for Cumberland City
Cumberland City Council welcomes reports that it is among Sydney’s fastest local government areas for processing development applications that are considered by the Regional Panel.
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Household Chemical CleanOut
Safely dispose of potentially hazardous household chemicals at a Household Chemical CleanOut event.
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Council issues over 1000 Penalty Notices for heavy vehicles
Cumberland City Council’s truck blitz has culminated over 1000 Penalty Notices for heavy vehicle overstay in residential zones
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Waste in the right place
Discover which items you can dispose of in your yellow lid recycling bin and which items are better placed in your red lid general waste bin.
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New crossing for Guildford Public School students
A new pedestrian crossing will be installed for Guildford Public School. The crossing will go on Military Road, near the corner of Trenton Road adjacent to the school.
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Cumberland City to celebrate Education Week
Cumberland City Council will celebrate teachers, students and parents and continue to advocate for greater investment into schools during Education Week, Monday 3 August to Friday 7 August 2020.
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Cumberland City Council highlights Homelessness Awareness Week
Cumberland City Council is working with a number of specialised outreach service providers who reach out to assist rough sleepers.
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Planning for the Future
30 November 2016
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Response to COVID-19 exemption for Gallipoli Mosque
Cumberland City Mayor Steve Christou has criticised the State Government over its failure to inform Council about the decision to grant Auburn Gallipoli Mosque a COVID-19 exemption.
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Economic Statement from Cumberland City Council
Cumberland City Council has released an economic statement outlining a number of actions to address its financial situation.
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Flags to be flown at half-mast
Lebanon’s national flag will be flown at half-mast at Council administration buildings
in Merrylands and Auburn.
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Cumberland Council moves into surplus
1 December 2016 – Media Release
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Policies, Fees and Reports
A listing of Council policies, fees and reports.
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Cumberland Council puts waste management services to tender
2 May 2017 – Media Release
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Council moves forward with rates harmonisation plan
Cumberland City Council is moving ahead with a proposal to harmonise its rates structure, starting 1 July 2021.
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Financial support to residents for construction of dividing fences
4 May 2017 – Media Release
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First Mayor’s grave restored
The gravesite of the first mayor of the Municipality of Prospect and Sherwood, the predecessor of the former Holroyd Council, Arthur Holroyd has been restored after years of neglect.
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Mobile food vending on public land
We support the operation of Mobile Food Vending Vehicles to activate public sites within the Cumberland City area and to provide food in areas with minimal food options available.
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Home based food and beauty businesses
If you’re looking to prepare food at home for sale, or offer skin penetration procedures from your residence, then there’s a few things you need to consider before you start.
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English language conversation classes
Improve your English skills and become more confident in everyday discussions.
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English conversation classes - various locations and times
Improve your English language skills and build confidence with everyday conversations at this free class.
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Temporary food business
Temporary food businesses must notify Council of their business details before applying to trade.
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Merrylands Community Garden MCG
A shared community garden, developed as a space for healthy, fun outdoor activities.
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A link, a loop, a circle
A link, a loop, a circle was a group exhibition that brought together contemporary artists from Australia and New Zealand to explore the ways in which the medium of textiles is woven throughout their varying practices.
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Cumberland Council to manage all parks and facilities
4 May 2017 – Media Release
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Venues and Facilities for Hire
Search our database of venues for hire and make a booking online.
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Heritage in Cumberland
Cumberland City is a broad area with a unique story. The land and buildings of our area tell us that story. Our local heritage is significant and special.
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Works kick off to transform Parramatta Road corridor
Work is underway on a series of projects that will breathe new life into Parramatta Road and improve Auburn’s liveability, as part of the NSW Government’s $198m Improvement Program.
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