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Cumberland Council is taking action on youth mental health by working to establish a Youth Mental Health Working Group.

The Norford Park Memorial Plaque acknowledges the significant people who founded this park and contributed to the local community.

Refugees will be seen, heard and celebrated this June as Cumberland Council marks Refugee Week.

Young people and community members are being encouraged to Trade Up to a Better Future at the upcoming Cumberland Jobs and Youth Expo, being held at the Granville Centre in Granville on Tuesday, 13 June.

Find out how to recycle or safely dispose of household problem wastes including gas bottles, fire extinguishers, paint, batteries, oils, smoke detectors and electronic waste.

We provide clean up services for all residential properties in Cumberland. Find out how to book a service and have large, unwanted items picked up.

Find out about waste and bin collection in the Cumberland City Council area, including reporting a missed bin online.

Report dumped rubbish online and find out about the consequences of illegal dumping.

From composting tips and household clean ups, to advice on placing your bins out for collection, what goes in your recycling bin and more – check out our latest waste and recycling videos.

Discover which items you can dispose of in your yellow lid bin.  Only place accepted items to avoid contamination.

Composting and worm farming are great for reducing organic waste and will provide rich, natural fertiliser that’s great for gardens.

Our green lid bin is an easy way to recycle your grass clippings, pruning's and leaves into compost and mulch.

Find out more about how to reduce single use plastics.

Funding Centre is Australia's largest database of grants listed in the one place.

Council is rolling out a series of FREE activities and services for children and adults across Community Centres in Cumberland this July.

Tickets to Sydney’s most Instagrammable and favourite flower festival are now on sale!

To raise awareness during Homelessness Week, Council is opening a community support hub on Monday 7 August from 10am to 2pm at Westmead Progress Hall.

In this 90-minute webinar, we will explore five effective strategies to optimise your business profile which is absolutely vital for all businesses, whether they're online or not! You will learn how to boost your online presence, and attract more customers for free, because your business profile plays a vital role in enhancing your online visibility! Join online via Zoom from 10am to 11:30pm on 3 August.  

Paths often appear in children’s stories, and folklore. Paths help to navigate the often uncertain process of crossing over to another place, culture, or community.

Embrace Monuments consists of several clusters of highly coloured turned wooden posts, of varying heights and sizes, engaging the community from young children to adults.

The countdown is on until the Sydney Cherry Blossom Festival takes over the Auburn Botanic Gardens from Saturday 19 August to Sunday 27 August.