The coffeeās on us!
Church Point, Bayview, Scotland Island, Offshore community and local residents are welcome to come along to our Coffee Catch-Up morning this Friday 22 May, with Pittwater Mayor Jacqueline Townsend and Councilās General Manager Mark FergusonĀ at The Waterfront Store and CafĆ©, Church Point from 8.00 – …
By Bill Gye, SIRA President
As you are probably aware, the NSW State Government is reviewing whether each local Council across NSW is āFit for the Futureā.
In 2012 the Independent Panel appointed by the NSW Government to look at this issue made an initial recommendation to …
APOLOGIES FOR THIS INCONVENIENCE…
Residents are advised that two big gum trees have fallen onto power lines and are currently resting precariously on the wires.
The SIRFB have cordoned off the road at this point awaiting Ausgridās arrival to remove the trees and rectify any wiring that has become dislodged.
PEDESTRIANS: IT IS NOT …
MEDIA RELEASE 30 MARCH 2015 (by C. Goold and J. Fox)
More than 70 Scotland Island residents gathered on the beach on the weekend at the iconic Yamba Estate to protest against a highly controversial commercial development on Scotland Island.
The proposal claims to be a new dwelling but closer …
