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Cumberland Council to host inaugural Spring Fair in Berala during school holidays
For the first time ever, Cumberland Council will be hosting a Spring Fair on Thursday 28 September at the Berala Community Centre.
From meeting rooms to multipurpose centres: Have Your Say on Council’s facilities
One on One Reading Practice for Adults
Reading practice for adults provides one-on-one reading sessions with a volunteer for adults who possess basic reading skills and could benefit from extra reading practice.
Cool Carpark Project
The cool carpark project will help unlock planting potential and associated cooling benefits in conventional open-air carparks and spaces.
Homelessness
The term homelessness is broad, and while everyone has a different experience of being homeless, at its very core, homelessness is about absence. An absence of a home, a safe place to live, security, choices and control over one's life. It is also often an absence of family and friends.
Have your say on the future of Wentworthville and Guildford swim centres
Board Game Family Fun
Join the team at Guildford Library for a fun filled afternoon of Board Games! We have a variety of board games for you to play to test your skills and luck!
Councillor Lisa Lake re-elected as Mayor, Councillor Ola Hamed elected Deputy Mayor, of Cumberland Council
Cumberland Council is pleased to announce that, following an ordinary Meeting of Council on Wednesday 27 September, Councillor Lisa Lake has been re-elected as the Mayor of Cumberland Council alongside Councillor Ola Hamed, who was elected Deputy Mayor.
Cumberland Council installs innovative green carpark in Merrylands to combat urban heating ahead of summer
Council is revolutionising urban parking by developing a green prototype carpark, making it the first of its kind in Cumberland.
Cumberland Council welcomes the return of Wenty’s iconic dolphin at the Wentworthville Memorial Swim Centre
A beloved local icon, the “Wenty Dolphin” will be returning home to the Wentworthville Memorial Swim Centre, with an unveiling on Saturday 7 October at 10am.
Community Gardens
Community gardens are places where people come together to grow fruit and vegetables, enjoy healthy exercise, meet new people and share fresh food. They allow people to connect with nature and participate in their local community.
Why work for us
Explore the development opportunities and benefits available for you at Council.
