Street Piano Project commences in Mann St
Mann St, Gosford was the first site of Gosford Business Improvement District Inc’s (GBID) Street Piano Project on November 18. The project was entirely community sourced and utilised from the…
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Imperial Centre mural completed
The Imperial Centre, as part of its transformation, has announced the completion of its mural by internationally renowned street artists, Ghostpatrol and Carla McRae. The artists’ partnered with the Imperial…
Gosford overrun by monsters
Around 1,000 little gremlins and ghoulies overtook the Gosford CBD on Saturday, October 31 in the name of Trick or Treat. The Imperial Centre and 20 businesses in the CBD…
Central Coast Higher Education Summit held
Leaders from across the Central Coast’s political, business and education sectors met at Erina on Monday, October 19 to shape a new strategy for higher education engagement in the region….
Flood liable suburbs have been dumped by Gosford Council – Aiken
Flood liable suburbs have been dumped by Gosford Council according to the NSW Coastal Alliance which has questioned Council’s coastal and flood management plans. According to NSW Coastal Alliance secretary…
JRPP are a joke – Anderson
Cranes will be in the air and at least one major development under way in the Gosford central business district by March 2016, according to Gosford Council CEO, Mr Paul…
To approve the DA undermines the integrity of our planning system – CEN
The Community Environment Network (CEN) formally objected to the development proposed at 50-70 Mann Street at the Joint Regional Planning Panel (JRPP) meeting on Thursday, September 17. In a presentation…
ET Australia adds two new levels
ET Australia Secondary College (ETASC) has been accredited and registered by the NSW BOSTES to deliver Year 7 and Year 8 studies, commencing in 2016. This latest expansion adds Year…
Where should CBD expansion end?
Are residents fully aware of the impact that approved/planned developments will have on our community? The Gosford CBD zone, expanded with minimal community consultation, enables high-rise developments in residential areas…
Caddy Club site is the preferred option for multi-level library
The former Caddy Club site adjacent to Gosford Council administration offices on Mann St was recommended as the preferred site for the new Gosford City library including the Gosford 50+…
Selling Kibbleplex is foolhardy
Public private partnerships place revenue streams in the hands of the private sector Selling Kibbleplex and trying to rent space for cultural and civic infrastructure will ultimately meet the same…
Kibbleplex should be retained
Your leader, ‘Kibbleplex level two is likely to become a car park (15 July, 2015)’, confirms that this community asset was acquired by Council in 2011 for such use and…