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Luddenham Progress Association

Locality: Luddenham

Phone: +61 414 230 417

Address: 3053 The Northern Road 2745 Luddenham, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 The Luddenham Progress Association is meeting with the State Planning Partnership to talk on plans specifically for Luddenham Village. If you have any questions regarding Luddenham Village please list them below.

24.01.2022 Just released - the Transport for NSW have just published their revised plan for the M12. At first sight simple impacts are noted, an extra 8 properties will be needed and a further 7 hectares of native vegetation will be lost. Not mentioned anywhere, the Outer Sydney Orbital is not mentioned nor shown anywhere on the map and it is clear if you view/overlay both projects Luddenham will be further reduced and much more property resumed. Looks more and more like we're being "blindsided" and the truth about our potential future covered up. See the plan here, click on "Map" to see the interactive map - https://v2.communityanalytics.com.au/rms/m12

22.01.2022 Here is the latest New West newsletter from Penrith CC. The section about the Airport Metro stations is interesting, the station for Luddenham is in the area designated for the Science Park - question is how will local residents get to any of the stations? https://www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au//penrith-/new-west-news

19.01.2022 Happy 207th Birthday Luddenham. On the 30th of November 1813 John Blaxland was given a grant of 6,710 acres and called the area Luddenham after his hometown in England Luddenham. John was the eldest brother of the explorer Gregory Blaxland. Here are some pics from the Back to Luddenham Weekend in 2013.

19.01.2022 Adams Road is now Open

18.01.2022 Big Thanks to Tanya Davies MP in securing a grant to build a new toilet block for our hall. Tanya said "I am delighted to support their newest venture by providing a $82,500 grant as part of the 2020 Community Building Partnership that will build a brand new toilet block at the rear of the Luddenham Progress Hall. This new toilet block will be much safer and easier to access for children, adults and people with a disability than the original toilet block located away from the Hall". Once Again Thanks Tanya.

16.01.2022 Sad News to report, on the 1st of October Artie Willmington Passed away suddenly aged 90 Years. Artie was a long-term member of the Progress Association as well as the Uniting Church and Luddenham Show Society and with Jean they have raised over $381,000 with the Luddenham Cuppa for Cancer. Our thoughts are with Jean and the Family. A Funeral Service for Artie will be held at Luddenham Uniting Church on Tuesday 6th October, 2020 commencing at 2.00pm. Following the Service Artie will be laid to rest in the adjoining Church Cemetery. Due to COVID-19, social distancing measures will be in place. Rest In Peace Artie and Thanks for All the Good You did and the difference you made.

14.01.2022 The Latest on the M12

12.01.2022 Online Event - Western Sydney Aerotropolis - Agribusiness Precinct Plan on Tuesday, November 17, 2020 5:00:00 PM AEDT - 6:00:00 PM AEDT During this one-hour session, you will hear from a range of speakers who will provide more information on the Agribusiness Precinct Plan and have the opportunity for questions. Click here for info and to register - https://events-apac1.adobeconnect.com//default_template/ev

12.01.2022 Today our President Wayne was a guest on ABC Sydney Focus Program live from Liverpool. You can listen here https://www.abc.net.au//sydn/programs/focus/focus/13268456 Photo L to R Wayne Willmington President Luddenham Progress Association, Scott MacKillop Chief Corporate Affairs Officer Western Sydney Airport, Cassie McCullagh ABC Focus (Standing), Brett Whitworth, Secretary Greater Sydney, Place and Infrastructure, Department of Planning, Industry and Environment and Mayor of Liverpool Wendy Waller

12.01.2022 HAVE YOUR SAY ON THE STREETS WITH NO NAME A call out to the community is officially under way to name some of the new roads in Luddenham. Member for Mulgoa Tanya Davies and Member for Camden Peter Sidgreaves said this is an exciting opportunity for the community to contribute to this major project and be part of its history. It is these roads that need naming, and who better placed to take on the naming rights than people from this community, Peter Sidgreaves said. The thr...ee new roads to receive new names, with the help of the community, are: The Northern Road between the Shell Service Station and Elizabeth Drive The current Elizabeth Drive at The Northern Road intersection which has become a cul-de-sac The new road, informally known as Gates Link Road. The NSW Geographical Names Board, in collaboration with Liverpool City Council and Penrith City Council, will consider all suggestions and be the final decision maker. Suggestions, including the reason for the suggestion, can be sent via email to [email protected] or mail to: Post: c/- Transport for NSW The Northern Road upgrade project c- Luddenham Post Office The Northern Road, Luddenham NSW 2745. Submissions close on Friday 9 October 2020, close of business. Find out more information on the protocol for naming new places on the Geographical Names Board website https://www.gnb.nsw.gov.au See more

10.01.2022 Another big turn out for the Community Meeting this afternoon. Thanks to the MP’s that attended Greg Warren MP, Jodi McKay MP, Anne Stanley MP, Peter Sidgreaves MP and Tanya Davies MP. Also to the Liverpool Councilors that also attended. Big shoutout to 9 News, 7NEWS Australia & ABC News for covering this meeting that was organized by Rob & Deb. Remember that submissions have to be in on Friday the 12th

09.01.2022 Today the Western Sydney Planning Partnership released the draft precinct plans and they are now on exhibition for community and stakeholder feedback until 18 December 2020. The Link to the Luddenham plans are at https://www.planning.nsw.gov.au//Wes/Agribusiness-Precinct The Progress Association will be meeting with the Planning Partnership to discuss Luddenham. We urge Locals to Please make submissions before the 18th of December.

08.01.2022 Some Local Residents have organised a second Community Meeting for next Tuesday Afternoon at the Luddenham Showground to discuss the Draft Precinct Plans for the Aerotroplis.

08.01.2022 In the Western Sydney Aerotropolis Plan Finalisation Report it now shows Luddenham Village differently and commits to further explore Luddenham’s future during precinct planning through its key considerations, strategic outcomes and implementation strategies. They will consult with the Luddenham community during precinct planning to develop the vision, function and form for Luddenham Village during precinct planning. This will include a detailed investigation of certain land ...uses in the right locations outside noise modelling contours. These land uses would be sympathetic to the character and history of the village. The Luddenham Progress Association is asking Luddenham Residents for their opinions on what the New Luddenham should be like, what development should occur & what time frame, please feel free to comment on this post or you can email [email protected] - Luddenham Progress Association is still waiting for confirmation from the Planning Partnership on when and how this consultation will take place. See more

08.01.2022 The Northern Rd between Park Rd & Elizabeth Drive, and Elizabeth Drive between The Northern Rd & Luddenham Rd will be closed from 8pm On the 5th March to 4am on 8th of March

05.01.2022 Submissions on the Aerotropolis Planning must be submitted before 11:59pm on 12 March. Submissions can lodged online at https://www.planningportal.nsw.gov.au/WSAPP If you live in the Aerotropolis Please make a submission.

05.01.2022 Western Sydney Airport deals are getting quie a bit of publicity these days. question is, are you a big guy or a little guy, did you get a fair deal? https://www.theguardian.com//the-big-guys-get-whatever-the

02.01.2022 Came across this article in the Guardian this morning which advises that 200+ families on the southern side of Western Sydney Action are planning action to ensure they are not left in "Indefinite Limbo" by the lack of recognition/action by the various Aerotropolis management organisations. I recommend Luddenham residents team up with those people taking action in south and take some form of class action to ensure we too get recognition, recognition that so far has been sadly lacking. Your Thoughts! The Article:- https://www.theguardian.com//western-sydney-airport-famili