Gosford comes alive with opening of new Arts Centre
EDITORIAL – After decades of false starts, stalled plans and slow progress, Gosford CBD may finally be finding its rhythm, and last week’s opening of Fun Haus’s new Arts Hub…
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Change of CBD office space to new residence
The owner of a commercial unit at 3 Watt St, Gosford, wants to convert the office space into a residence under a shop-top housing development application. It is within a…
Woman gives birth on park bench in Gosford
A woman gave birth to her baby in Gosford’s Mann Street on Monday afternoon to the amazement of local pedestrians and business owners. Coast Community News received word from eyewitnesses…
The great challenges of growth demand attention
Gosford is finally gathering steam. After years of promises, the heart of the Central Coast is coming to life with new buildings rising and a growing sense of momentum. Multi-storey…
Gosford CBD’s renaissance signals a bright future for the region
At long last, Gosford is finally getting the attention it deserves as the capital of the Central Coast. This week’s topping out ceremony of the twin towers at Aland’s Archibald…
Water and sewer upgrade powers ahead
Essential water and sewer infrastructure works continue in the Gosford CBD as Central Coast Council sets about catering to the growing needs of the city into the future. Council’s Water…
Gosford CBD sewer upgrades on track
Central Coast Council Water and Sewer is powering ahead with an extensive works program to ensure Gosford GBD can keep pace with growth over the next 30 years. Works to…
Gosford’s Frangipani cafe closes its doors after 21 years
One of Gosford CBD’s most loved cafes closed its doors on Friday, October 28 to the great consternation of local customers and staff. The cafe, owned and managed by local…
Archibald development lives again with new amendments proposed
After sitting idle for two years, a prime development package in the heart of Gosford, incorporating the former Union Hotel site, looks set for some action at last, with a…
Modifications proposed to development on Creighton’s site
An application for modifications to a two-tower development previously approved for Creighton’s Funeral Parlour site in Gosford is under consideration by Central Coast Council, with submission invited until July 22….
Big boost for Coast
Premier Dominic Perrotet and senior Ministers of the NSW Government were in Gosford on June 11 to announce a major cash splash for the Central Coast – including an $18M…
Council welcomes next step in Gosford uni campus
Central Coast Council has welcomed the announcement of the University of Newcastle as the preferred partner to deliver a Gosford university campus. Council Administrator, Rik Hart, said it was a…
Gosford CBD pivotal to recovery says Business NSW
While Business NSW Central Coast has welcomed the Federal Budget, Regional Director Paula Martin says it is now time to focus on the recovery of the region post-lockdowns. “This is…
$100 million TAFE and housing development proposed for Gosford
[Video story] A huge parcel of land in the heart of Gosford, incorporating the Central Coast Council administration building, could be transformed into a vertical TAFE complex. The State Government…
Cafés and restaurants breathe life into Gosford CBD
Multiple cafes and restaurants are leading the way in breathing life back into Gosford’s CBD, with new shop fronts opening and trading hours extending into the weekend. Baker Street Café,…
Full steam ahead for regional library
It’s full steam ahead on a regional library for the Gosford CBD, with designs almost complete and a development application to be lodged with the NSW Department of Planning within…
News Week 5@5
Central Coast Weekly News 5@5: Scaffolding collapse in Gosford CBD, New Wharf being constructed at Woy Woy, Industrial Pollution in Kincumber creek, New Rail Maintenance Yard opens at Kangy Angy,…
Mystery remains over future of Broadwater Hotel site
Tenders have been called to demolish the old Broadwater Hotel in Mann St, Gosford, beside the Council chambers. Central Coast Council said 55-57 & 59-71 Mann Street, Gosford, was a…
Gosford: waterfront city with no waterfront amenity
Central Coast Councillor Bruce McLachlan is sick of Gosford “being stuck in the 1950s” and wants to see a marina, restaurant, carparking and fast ferry terminal built on Council owned…
Please interpret interpretive
[Forum] I note in your article on the Gosford CBD Strategy (edition 223) that the new in-word is ‘interpretive’. This is referred to nine times in the article. I understand…