$204M school to be built at Charmhaven
A new school at Charmhaven is being planned by St Philip’s Christian College Education Foundation. St Philip’s bought the 40ha parcel of land between Arizona Rd and the Pacific Hwy…
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House fire believed to be sparked by a cigarette
A discarded cigarette is believed to have sparked a housefire at Charmhaven. More than 20 firefighters responded to numerous Triple Zero calls from the community, reporting large plumes of smoke…
SoCares feels the love on Love Your Pet Day
A lifesaving incubator will soon be online at Charmhaven’s SoCares Animal Care Facility, following a highly successful community fundraiser. The council contracted impound centre and animal rescue, welfare and adoption…
More Chemical CleanOut days planned for August
The last Household Chemical CleanOut events held on the Coast attracted a record-breaking number of vehicles attending and items collected, with the next events set for Kariong on August 1-2…
Lights out for Laserblast
Laserblast, Escape Rooms Central Coast and UV Putt Putt have closed their Charmhaven premises. Owner’s Geoff and Wendy Francis say they made the difficult decision to close up shop due…
Charmhaven Tennis Centre’s new clubhouse is finally complete
It’s been four long years in the making, but Charmhaven Tennis Centre’s new clubhouse is finally complete. Centre Manager, Brett Bevan, confirmed that staff were preparing to move into their…
Carter Thompson to compete in the Asia Talent Cup
At the ripe age of 11, Charmhaven’s Carter Thompson is set to take on the most talented young motor bike riders in Asia. Carter is just one of two young…
Charmhaven fire destroys property and closes highways and railway station
The fire which started at Charmhaven on New Year’s Eve, and spread over 335ha, is officially out. District Manager for Central Coast Rural Fire Service, (RFS) Superintendent Viki Campbell, said…
Charmhaven’s NYE fire a near miss
New year’s eve bought little celebration to residents of Charmhaven as a small fire grew into a furious blaze of over 400 hectares before being bought under control by fire…
Council must reassess locking disabled toilets
The Chief Executive Officer of Charmhaven Tennis Centre is urging Central Coast Council to reassess its approach to the management of public disabled toilets. Tennis Centre CEO, Brett Bevan, wrote…
Grant delayed by inability to complete a lease
The latest community organisation to find itself stuck in funding limbo due to inaction by Central Coast Council, is the Charmhaven Tennis Centre. Spokesperson for the Centre, Mr Brett Beven,…