Councillor Watch – Council Meeting 12th September, 2023

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The Council Meeting held on the 12th September, 2023 saw Councillor McMahon elected as Mayor and Councillor Calvert elected as Deputy.

Councillor Watch – Council Meeting 12th September, 2023

The Council Meeting held on the 12th September, 2023 saw Councillor McMahon elected as Mayor and Councillor Calvert elected as Deputy.

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Ten months after being made aware of two fireworks events at Berambing in the Blue Mountains, Hawkesbury Council has finally asked SafeWork NSW to revoke the licence just four days before the next event at Chapel Hill retreat.

Hawkesbury City Council have known about the two planned fireworks events since February. However, Council took no action to stop the two displays from taking place despite pleas from residents concerned about the fire risk and safety of about 60 neighbouring horses and other animals.