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All about Laidley

Locality: Laidley, Queensland

Address: Patrick St 4341 Laidley, QLD, Australia

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25.01.2022 ********Sunday Breakfast******* Come along and fuel up your body ready for another amazing Sunday. From 6.30 - 9am breakfast will be available for $10 you can f...ill up your plate and have an awesome feed of bacon, sausages, eggs, mushrooms, hash brown, spaghetti, baked beans and some super tasty fresh bread. YUMMY!!! See more

25.01.2022 Did you know the lockyer libraries had a seed library where you can borrow seeds like books. Just save the seeds and return them so that can keep going. Simple and easy to use https://m.facebook.com/groups/229506093898309?view=permalink&id=1163718073810435

25.01.2022 Our sincerest and most heartfelt wishes are with Mayor Steve Jones and his At this stage, Council understands the Mayor remains in a critical condition in intensive care at the Princess Alexandra Hospital. The well wishes and messages of support from the community have been overwhelming and we thank everybody for their kind words.... Council would like to recognise the wishes of the family and respect their privacy during this time. Councillor Tanya Milligan, Deputy Mayor, will represent the Mayor until further notice. Once Council gets a better understanding of his condition, a further statement will be released.

25.01.2022 James and the Giant Peach at the Laidley Cultural Centre

24.01.2022 Great lunch, fabulous speakers, $35 tickets sold at NewsXpress

24.01.2022 Small Farming Expo, Laidley Showgrounds Sat October 1st

22.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/events/236023916861743/?ti=cl

22.01.2022 What a great way for the kids to spend their holidays!

20.01.2022 School is fast approaching

20.01.2022 'Laidley Remembrance' Chanel 10 coverage March of the Dungarees, with 'Sparke Films' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oee4cNry5yY

20.01.2022 Get hands-on building a self-contained wicking planter full of seasonal plants Wicking beds are a clever way to water plants from below, providing consistent damp conditions. These self-watering systems allow water stored in the base to ‘wick’ up through the soil. Having water readily available at the roots helps healthy plant growth and reduces mildew or fungal problems. In this workshop, you will be shown how to build your own wicking bed. You’ll take home your own polystyrene wicking container garden, and the knowledge to help your plants thrive.

18.01.2022 Last minute Easter gifts available online. Due to COVID 19 our store is temporarily closed. Our ‘pick up’ option means you don’t need to leave your car! Simply... text or call when you are in the carpark near the railway (Laidley QLD) and we will bring your order to you. We offer complimentary gift wrapping and can include a hand written note. Simply leave us a message in the ‘notes to seller’ area on the ‘My Shopping Cart’ summary page. @ Potato Studio See more

18.01.2022 Hi everyone, we’re happy to be back and trading for 2019. We’re trialling a few new food items so come in and let us know what you think! ~ Alana.

17.01.2022 The Laidley Soccer Club sign on days

17.01.2022 https://higginsstormchasing.com/showers-storms-qld-thursday/

17.01.2022 Monthly movie screening @ the Laidley Library

17.01.2022 Lockyer Valley seed library

16.01.2022 Please share this post. The Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting the possibility of severe thunderstorms impacting the Lockyer Valley region tomorrow (Sat 23 January). Some of these storms may have the ability to bring damaging winds and hail to the southern interior of Queensland. Council is asking residents to be aware of this forecast for tomorrow and take the usual precautions for this type of summer storm activity and stay safe on the region's roads. As always, Council's Disaster Management unit will be montitoring and providing updates if and when required. Please stay up to date with warnings and the radar at BOM's web site here - http://www.bom.gov.au/qld/

16.01.2022 Enrolling now for Laidley Dance centre

16.01.2022 Event to help the ambulance committee Sunday

15.01.2022 While the bosses are away, the staff will play...

15.01.2022 123 years today for CW Hooper & Hooper here in Laidley. Happy Birthday

15.01.2022 Held at the Laidley Cultural Centre. Going to be fantastic!

15.01.2022 Congratulations to everyone who entered the LBB Spring Festival Window Display competition! First: Lockyer United Realty Second: NewsXpress Laidley Third: CW Hooper & Hooper... Entrant: Laidley Florist and Tea House Entrant: Second Chance Opportunity Shop. Have a mosey up Patrick Street over the next few days and check out the wonderful effort put in by these businesses!

15.01.2022 The new library is finally open. What a great and fantastic space

14.01.2022 We have exciting news! Our Community Centre are happy to announce that we are able to be offer our Energy Advice Support and Information (EASI) workshop again a...nd are currently taking names of people who are interested in attending! So if you have some concerns around electricity bill call us today. *Date to be advised See more

14.01.2022 Hey everyone! Check out this great event by Valley Cre8ive at Three-sons cafe next week. We hope to see you all there!

13.01.2022 Join us for an educational day of mushroom cultivation for use on your property. Whether a small yard, or large acreage, you can successfully cultivate useful m...ushrooms for nutrition, soil health, medicine, and even art. We will cover the lifecycle, basic hygiene, how to employ mushrooms in your systems, and methods to expand the fungi for larger scale use. We will make ‘expansion spawn’ (cloning) where we will learn how to expand the amount you have at a later date, as well as creating a ‘fruiting’ container so you can harvest the ‘fruits’ of your labour a few weeks later. Limited numbers and not one to be missed! https://www.savoursoilpermaculture.com.au//mushroomcultiva See more

13.01.2022 Opening night of the AKK Multi Sports program is Monday 21 May. This term will only be a 6 week program. 5 weeks of soccer skills and 1 bonus week of mini sports. Cost will be $25.

12.01.2022 Fantastic Holiday Fun September 23

12.01.2022 Our beautiful display is ready for sale! I can’t wait to plant some of these beauties myself! Come pick up some beautiful plants over the weekend to plant in your garden

12.01.2022 Just had coffee and Three Sons Cafe with the new owners. Very nice

12.01.2022 Check this out for the Laidley Spring Festival!

12.01.2022 To be held here in Laidley We need to create a vision. We need to change the climate of our minds. We need to rebuild our inner landscapes. We need a positive, solution-focused way of thinking. We need to be inspired and we have to act. We need to heal ourselves, our landscapes, our relationship with nature and our culture & communities. We need to learn how to reconnect with nature so we can mimic it in the design of our present and our future.

10.01.2022 Edition 1 of the Valley weekender 2016

10.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/events/310821435964918/

10.01.2022 Harvesting cotton at Laidley - circa 1910

09.01.2022 WATCH: Local leaders in the Lockyer Valley are imploring all residents, to put in a submission against the State Government's proposed water allocation cuts.

09.01.2022 Get involved and join in the fun!

09.01.2022 This will be a great morning with some fabulous speakers! Share around <3

08.01.2022 Laidley is getting its own greengrocer https://www.facebook.com/laidleygreengrocer/

08.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/118093064893881/posts/1867257203310783/

08.01.2022 This is a great opportunity!

07.01.2022 Great event tomorrow night at Potato Studio

07.01.2022 This on in the Laidley Library tomorrow

07.01.2022 Register now - open until 5 April 2016!

04.01.2022 Acting Mayor Tanya Milligan giving a speech on the history of Neilsons Place during the opening

03.01.2022 On tomorrow at the laidley library https://www.facebook.com/events/1687410758034212/?ti=as

03.01.2022 We are so excited to announce that we will be moving our Greengrocer shop into town! We will be trading from the Eagle Rock Cafe premises, and cannot wait to start expanding into bringing you fresh salads, juices and smoothies! Stay tuned for our soon to be announced moving date

03.01.2022 30th anniversary of the Laidley Community Centre celebration this upcoming Friday

03.01.2022 Does anyone have a local temp for Laidley today?

02.01.2022 Good afternoon, we want to let everyone know that we are closed next Tuesday. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Thanks for understanding ~ Alana.

02.01.2022 {WE WANT YOU} We are looking for someone who is passionate and talented in the kitchen... We are excited for Saym from Velvetier who stocked our display fridge with awesomeness for the past 2 years. Saym has a very busy and interesting year with new things happening... So a big thanks to Saym for helping us build our cafe to what it is today smile emoticon Back to you... If you work from a commercial registered kitchen and knows what a funky, melbournised little country cafe ...needs and can deliver to Laidley, than we would love to hear from you... We do not have a kitchen, but what we do have is a load of amazing customers who love homemade gorgeousness... If you think you have what we are looking for and you can supply our cafe on a very regular basis, than please private message us on here - our business page with everything that you would like to tell us about you and how we will be perfect together smile emoticon If you know someone, please tag them, call them, message them.... TELL THEM to contact us... We look forward to hearing from you See more

02.01.2022 Australia day celebrations on the 24th - Eagle Rock Cafe

01.01.2022 New valuations reflect improving urban values in south east Queensland A summary of Queensland’s property market released today, ahead of the March 2 issue of t...he 2016 annual statutory land valuations, reflects evidence of increasing values in some urban areas across Queensland’s property market. Queensland’s Valuer-General Neil Bray said the Valuer-General’s 2016 Property Market Movement Report summarised the comprehensive analysis of all property markets within Queensland’s 2016 annual valuation program. Queensland’s property market reflects improved values in a number of the major urban centres in south east Queensland and parts of regional Queensland, he said. The market evidence indicating growth in these areas is supported by factors that influence the property market such as improved tourism figures, dwelling demand and availability of finance for property investors. However this growth in values is not consistent across the state with land values in some regional areas falling as a result of the decline in some sectors of the mining industry. The current state of the resource sector has seen moderate to significant decreases in overall land values in affected areas, notably the Surat Basin, Mt Isa and some areas within Central Queensland. Generally, across Queensland, modest sales activity in rural markets resulted in either static or slightly improved land values within the grazing, horticultural, small crop and dryland farming industries. Mr Bray said 11 of the 24 rateable local government areas being valued this year recorded an overall increase in median residential values of between 1.1 per cent and 24.1 per cent. Of those 11 local government areas, eight recorded increases of more than five per cent including Toowoomba, Brisbane and Cairns which recorded increases of 24.1 per cent, 9.9 per cent and 9.2 per cent respectively, he said. A further 12 local government areas recorded an overall decrease in median residential value of between 0.9 per cent and 29.4 per cent. These included Gladstone, Western Downs and Mount Isa which recorded decreases of 1.6 per cent, 17.8 per cent and 20.3 per cent respectively. Banana Shire was the only local government area that recorded no change in median residential value. The volume of property lodgements recorded with the Registrar of Titles increased over the first half of the 2015-16 financial year with an average of 3044 daily lodgements up five per cent from the previous financial year. Mr Bray said the rateable local government areas being valued this year represented approximately 72 per cent of all properties in Queensland. The 24 local government areas are Banana, Brisbane, Burdekin, Cairns, Central Highlands, Cloncurry, Cook, Douglas, Fraser Coast, Gladstone, Gold Coast, Isaac, Lockyer Valley, Mackay, Moreton Bay, Mount Isa, Noosa, Redland, South Burnett, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba, Weipa, Western Downs and Whitsunday, he said. The valuations, issued in accordance with the Land Valuation Act 2010, will take effect for local government rating, state land tax and state land rental purposes where applicable on 30 June 2016. The Valuer-General’s 2016 Property Market Movement Report is available online at HYPERLINK "https://www.dnrm.qld.gov.au/" https://www.dnrm.qld.gov.au/