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Zero Barriers
Local businesses can assess, improve and promote their disability inclusiveness with free support and guidance from the Zero Barriers project.
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Amendments to Cumberland Development Control Plan 2021 for 2-22 William Street, Granville and 45 Barcom Street, Merrylands West sites
This amendment has now become effective.
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Proposed planning framework for Granville town centre
The survey is now closed, and submissions are now being reviewed. Thank you to all who provided feedback.
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Residents the big winner in Council’s $184.5m spend
25 May 2017 – Media Release
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Have your say on future planning for Granville
Cumberland City Council wants to hear from residents about how they want Granville Town Centre and surrounds to look and feel in the coming years.
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Cumberland City to celebrate heritage with local awards
Mayor Steve Christou is encouraging heritage enthusiasts and heritage homeowners to apply for this year’s Local Heritage Awards and celebrate Cumberland City’s local history.
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English classes for residents and newly arrived migrants
Cumberland City Council has partnered with the Career Pathways and Employability Skills Section at TAFE NSW Liverpool, to provide free English classes for local residents and newly arrived migrants.
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Cumberland City recognised for improved DA processing times
Council has been invited to submit an application for up to $5.5 million in funding under the NSW Public Spaces Legacy Program, as recognition by the NSW Government for its efforts in improving DA processing times.
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2-36 Church Street, Lidcombe - Revised Voluntary Planning Agreement
Have your say on the Revised Voluntary Planning Agreement for 2-36 Church Street, Lidcombe
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A new plan for the revitalisation of the Merrylands CBD
8 June 2017 – Media Release
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Youth strategy to make Cumberland the best place in NSW to grow up
8 June 2017 – Media Release
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Cumberland City Council partners with Auburn SES to provide relief
Cumberland City Council have partnered with the Auburn State Emergency Services (SES) to assist with relief efforts for residents impacted by flooding and wet weather.
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