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Locality: Lithgow, New South Wales
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Address: 289 Main St 2790 Lithgow, NSW, Australia
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25.01.2022 WORK STARTS TO STABILISE JENOLAN CAVES ROAD A large slope in Hampton will be future-proofed with mesh, bolts and concrete to prevent heavy rainfall and wet conditions causing further landslips on Jenolan Caves Road. Minister for Regional Transport and Roads Paul Toole said stabilisation work would permanently secure 500 metres of the slope across an area where there were significant landslips on to Jenolan Caves Road after heavy rainfall and winter weather during August. ... This work will help reduce the risk of this happening again, ensuring the best possible safety on our regional roads, and minimising disruption to the community and visitors to the area, Mr Toole said. A combination of vegetation control, installation of rock fall protection mesh, rock bolts and shotcrete, which is suitable for damp environments like in Hampton, will be used to secure the slope. Since the incident, for the safety of all motorists, the lane of traffic closest to the slope has been closed and under traffic management and we thank the community for its patience. On top of delivering a safer and more reliable road, the project will provide employment for 25 people, including local contractors, at a time when jobs in the region matter most. Work started yesterday and will be carried out until Friday, 18 December, and from Monday, 11 January to Friday, 23 April next year. There will be a break over the Christmas period between Saturday, 19 December and Sunday, 10 January, and if deemed safe, both lanes may open to motorists. Work will be carried out from 7am to 5pm on weekdays, and occasional Saturdays from 8am to 1pm, as needed, weather permitting. One lane will remain open for the duration of the project, with a reduced speed limit of 40km/h and stop/slow in place.
25.01.2022 Bring the children along and get on board the Christmas spirit at the Oberon Tarana Heritage Railway, Saturday 5th December.
25.01.2022 As at 3:00pm today, Lithgow has recorded 5.2mm of rain at the AWS Marrangaroo, while at the airport, Bathurst had recorded 5.4m. Both readings are from from 9:00am today.
25.01.2022 Congrats to those 12 Lithgow hockey players selected in the 2021 NSW Country teams competing at the National titles in Cairns in August.
24.01.2022 LOCAL APPOINTMENT TO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Lithgow Community Privates CEO Sonia Jones has been elected to the Council of the Australian Private Hospitals Association Media Release:- Lithgow Community Private Brings Regional Voice to Canberra ... This important role will give the Lithgow community a voice in Canberra on important matters like private health quality, policy directions and advocacy to the Government on issues that affect our community said Robert Swinton, chairman of Lithgow Community Private. Lithgow Community Private is a community owned, not for profit organisation that specialises in day surgery and specialist services across Lithgow, the Blue Mountains and the Central West and has agreements with the majority of Private Health Funds, the Department of Veterans Affairs and Workers Compensation. The Australian Private Hospitals Association (APHA) is the peak industry body representing the private hospital and day surgery sector.
24.01.2022 Lithgows Barry "Bowser" Rushworth. Shared picture from Dans NRL Collectables page.
24.01.2022 Thunderstorms are possible throughout the region from around 8:00pm tonight.
23.01.2022 Suncamper Motorhomes sharing a picture from a stopover at a very famous Lithgow landmark.
23.01.2022 ANOTHER 26 CHARGES LAID AGAINST A 35 YEAR OLD BATHURST MAN.
22.01.2022 WOMAN DIES IN SINGLE VEHICLE ACCIDENT - RYLSTONE Tuesday, 15 September 2020 02:32:42 AM A woman has died in a single-vehicle crash in the states Central West yesterday.... Shortly before 6pm (Monday 14 September 2020), a 31-year-old Mudgee woman was driving her Holden Commodore on the Bylong Valley Way, about 5km north of Rylstone, when she lost control and crashed. The woman suffered fatal injuries and died at the scene. Officers from Orana Mid-Western Police District attended the scene and established a crime scene. The circumstances of the collision remain under investigation, and a report will be prepared for the information of the Coroner. Bylong Valley Way remains closed in both directions, local diversions are in place. Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000 or https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au. Information is treated in strict confidence. The public is reminded not to report crime via NSW Police social media pages.
22.01.2022 HIGH RISE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSED FOR LITHGOW. An on-site meeting called by affected residents has been held to discuss a proposed "high rise" development in Lithgow. The proposal is for a "mixed use development comprising 5 level residential flat building, ground floor commercial premises and basement car parking", and is to be located near the t-intersection of Martini Pde & Main St, Lithgow.... The application, and plans are on public display at the Lithgow City Council Chambers for a period of 28 days until 2nd October. See more
22.01.2022 ENDEAVOUR ENERGY OUTAGE UPDATE - 11:15AM Endeavour Energy crews are continuing to safely restore power to 5,000 homes after last night’s ferocious storm. Crews from across the network have descended on the Hawkesbury region which saw the most significant damage from the wind and lightning. ... While many customers have had their power put back since early this morning, crews are finding more damage as all parts of the network are patrolled. We remain confident on safely restoring power to all customers tonight. Endeavour Energy would like to thank affected customers for their understanding as the extensive repair effort continues. Suburbs include: Blue Mountains - Little Hartley (268), Winmalee (156), Mount Tomah (73) and Glenbrook (68) and Mount Tomah (73) Tips for customers Please stay at least 8 metres from fallen powerlines and report them immediately by calling our emergency line 131 003. Report outages online at www.endeavourenergy.com.au/powerupdates. Check estimated restoration times by: o entering your suburb into the power outage application at www.endeavourenergy.com.au/outages o downloading the free Endeavour Energy outage app from the App Store or Google Play store. Follow Endeavour Energy on Facebook (facebook.com/endeavourenergy) and Twitter (twitter.com/endeavourenergy) for storm updates. People who need power for home medical equipment should check their battery supply and consider acting on their back up plan. See http://bit.ly/EEoutages for outage information and safety tips.
22.01.2022 "Get Ready Weekend" information stall this Saturday 19th September at the Lithgow Valley Plaza.
21.01.2022 Fabulous picture captured 3 years ago by a local photographer, and shared by Sydney Trains on RU OK DAY in Lithgow..
21.01.2022 THE LITHGOW HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HAS SECURED THE UNDER 15 GIRLS STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR 2021.
21.01.2022 The International Space Station was clearly visible tonight. More wonderful images captured by the Bathurst Observatory Research Facility.
21.01.2022 Today's annual Mayoral Breakfast, part of Blue Mountains City Council's campaign against domestic violence.
20.01.2022 OFFICIAL OPENING OF RENOVATED HISTORIC LITHGOW THEATRE The Union Theatre on Bridge St, Lithgow marked a major milestone this afternoon (Saturday 15th May) with the unveiling of the recently completed refurbishment of the historic landmark. Joint State & Federal Government funding totaling in excess of $1 million was awarded to the project, which has been in the making since the architectural designs were submitted back in 2015.... State Member for Bathurst Paul Toole, together with the Federal Member for Calare Andrew Gee performed the official opening this afternoon, accompanied by Lithgow Mayor Councillor Ray Thompson. Several other stakeholders were also in attendance at the invitation only event.
20.01.2022 The Lithgow Workies Wolves have announced their coaches for the 2021 Group Ten Rugby League season.
20.01.2022 Fresh Food Sunday is on again this weekend.
19.01.2022 Most of us will forever remember the image of former NSW Premier leaping for joy, September 1993, when "Syd-O-Ney" was awarded the 2000 Olympic Games. Sadly the former Premier has passed.. R.I.P John Fahey... https://www.news.com.au//news-story/31b390567ba70f12d4a98e
19.01.2022 INJURED MOTO -X RIDER TRANSPORTED TO HOSPITAL A 26 year old Gulgong man is recovering in hospital tonight from injuries he received when he fell from a moto-x bike near Ben Bullen this afternoon. Lithgow Ambulance Paramedics were called to the Castlereagh Highway just south of the Ben Bullen Rail crossing at around 3:30pm today.... Authorities report the man was riding on a railway corridor with a group of friends when he lost control of his bike while descending steep terrain. He fell, breaking his leg in the process. Due to the nature of the terrain an Ambulance was unable to reach the injured rider. Paramedics and Lithgow Volunteer Rescue Squad personnel were called upon to carry the 26 year old in a stretcher approximately 100 metres across a paddock. The man was transported to the Lithgow Hospital in a stable condition.
18.01.2022 Thursday morning 8:15am on the 2LT Breakfast Show, R U OK Community Ambassador Garry Sims APM will join Pete Watson to discuss RU OK Day 2020.
18.01.2022 Get Ready Weekend this Saturday at Clarence from 10:00am
17.01.2022 WIN WIN WIN !! We have several double passes to giveaway to the Blue Mountains Fun Fair at the Tony Luchetti Show ground, Lithgow, on this Saturday & Sunday between 11:00am - 8:00pm both days. Simply "like" this post and tag a friend to be in the running to win. Winners will be selected at random and then notified via Facebook messenger Thursday November 19th.
16.01.2022 A Bells Line of Road favourite reopens for business again tomorrow, almost 12 months after the Gospers Mountain Fire. What's your favourite flavour?
16.01.2022 A Bells Line of Road "icon" has arisen from the ashes of the Gosper's Mountain bushfire and is getting set to reopen very soon...
16.01.2022 Closure of Fields Rd, Hartley Vale.
16.01.2022 Feels good to do good Westfund celebrates brand refresh by lending a helping hand Lithgow, NSW A local hamper service for people in need will be re-established thanks to a collaboration between Westfund Health Insurance and Lithgow Information and Neighbourhood Centre (LINC). Westfund donated $10,000 with staff packing over 300 hampers for distribution to those in need across Lithgow. ...Continue reading
15.01.2022 Hometown Cafe, Lithgow providing a few beats with their coffee this morning.
15.01.2022 Clarence / Dargan Bushfire Brigade successful in their grant application.
14.01.2022 The rollover occurred around 6:40am this morning near Explorers Road, at Katoomba.
14.01.2022 TRAFFIC UPDATE - SAT 12/9 @ 1:00PM Livetraffic is reporting a 2 car collision on the Great Western Highway at Kelso, near the T-intersection with Stockland Dr. Traffic is affected in both directions. Expect minor delays.
14.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS - LITHGOW CITY COUNCIL EMPLOYEE LEW BEZZINA RECOGNISED IN AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS LIST. Lewis Bezzina, Lithgow City Council's Transport Manager, has been awarded a Public Service Medal in the 2021 Australia Day Honours List. Mr Lewis BEZZINA, Lithgow NSW 2790... For outstanding public service to the Lithgow City Council, particularly during the 2019-2020 bushfires. Mr Lewis Bezzina has excelled in delivering high level service to Lithgow City Council in the role as Transport Manager. Most recently, in the wake of the devastating December 2019 Gospers Mountain bushfire, he has been vital to the coordination of Lithgow City Council's recovery program. Managing a $1.3 million budget he oversaw major remediation works, including slope stability, bridge repairs, road pavement reconstruction and stormwater drainage reestablishment. He corroborated with Commonwealth Government allocated Australian and Indonesian Defence Force Personnel, assigning resources to directly assist the Lithgow community. He liaised with impacted and traumatised residents, managing to satisfy their immediate needs with compassion and empathy. He also successfully coordinated arborists and Australian Defence Force personnel to quickly remove over 2,000 dangerous trees within the Lithgow local government area. Mr Bezzina's dedicated and committed service to the Lithgow City Council, and to the community, has been exemplary.
14.01.2022 The Central West SES is on the lookout for volunteers. Follow the details on the link below.
14.01.2022 Aftermath of a rock slide in the Capertee Valley caught on camera.
13.01.2022 The double-fatality crash occurred on the Mitchell Highway just before 5:00am on Saturday morning.
13.01.2022 A wonderful community event happens today (Saturday 15th May) at the Meadow Flat Hall:- "Doctors In The Paddock".
13.01.2022 Residents called an on-site meeting this morning to raise concerns about a proposed development for a 5 level mixed use building in Martini Pde, Lithgow. Councillor Deanna Goodsell was one on the Lithgow City Councillors who attended the meeting, and we have shared her brief post.
12.01.2022 ROCK CLIMBER INJURED IN FALL AT CLARENCE A 26 year old man has suffered back injuries after falling while rock climbing this afternoon at Clarence. The accident happened at Cosmic County, south of the rail corridor at Clarence at around 12:00 midday.... Authorities report the man was climbing with a group when a piton (or anchor bolt) dislodged causing him to fall an estimated 10 metres:- his fall being marginally broken by a rope. Once the alarm was raised Lithgow Ambulance Paramedics made their way into the accident site on foot, while Lithgow Volunteer Rescue Squad and Lithgow Police were also in attendance. Paramedics initially stabilising the man until the arrival of the Rescue 201 helicopter. A Doctor was then lowered from the helicopter to the injured man. The man and the Doctor were then winched back into the helicopter and flown to Liverpool Hospital. The 26 year old was reportedly in a stable condition upon arrival.
11.01.2022 Great Western Highway upgrade consultation period extended.
09.01.2022 Black Gold Cabins update on their current extension.
09.01.2022 Simple steps for a safer bushfire and storm season Energy distribution business Endeavour Energy has said the Summer 2019 / 2020 bushfires are an important reminder that people should be taking steps now to protect themselves and their electricity supply. Much of Endeavour Energy’s network area, which includes the Lithgow LGA is bushfire and storm prone. These severe weather events, which are much more common in summer, have the potential to impact lives, livelihoods and disr...upt the delivery of safe and reliable power. CEO Guy Chalkley, said Endeavour Energy works all year round to fortify its network ahead of summer but that people can have a big effect themselves when it comes to protecting themselves, their community, and their power supply. We’ve just launched our Simple Steps for a Safer Summer campaign, which gives our customers practical tips for a safer bushfire and storm season, he said. Good examples are for people to secure loose outdoor items like trampolines and check their trees are pruned so they don’t blow into powerlines in strong winds and cause major outages. These are simple tips, but they could mean the difference between you helping to keep the power on in tough weather conditions or causing a blackout for thousands of homes. Mr Chalkley encouraged everyone to visit Endeavourenergy.com.au to find more tips. Australian summers are the best in the world but 2019 / 2020 summer showed us just how dangerous the season can be. Just a few simple steps can have a big effect when it comes to protecting yourself, your community and your power supply this summer, he said.
09.01.2022 POWER OUTAGE UPDATE FROM ENDEAVOUR ENERGY Emergency crews will continue to work late into tonight to make safe and restore power to 17,000 homes currently without power after tonight’s ferocious storm. The wild weather saw the BOM recording wind gusts of more than 100 km/h across a large area, bringing down trees and powerlines in many locations. ... While more than 3,000 customers have been restored in the past two hours, the scale and widespread nature of the storm damage means around 5,000 homes will still be without power in the morning. These customers have received direct messages with safety information and updates on estimated restoration times. Additional crews from across the Endeavour Energy network will start work early tomorrow morning to safely restore power to the remaining customers as quickly as possible. We are confident that all power will be restored tomorrow. Endeavour Energy appreciates the patience shown by customers and the community as the clean-up from this storm latest continues, particularly those who endured the sweltering heat after losing power during Sunday’s windstorm. The main affected suburbs include: Lithgow - Wallerawang (476) and Little Hartley (365), Blue Mountains - Winmalee (2463), Springwood (910) and Glenbrook (591) Tips for customers Please stay at least 8 metres from fallen powerlines and report them immediately by calling our emergency line 131 003. Report outages online at www.endeavourenergy.com.au/powerupdates. Check estimated restoration times by: o entering your suburb into the power outage application at www.endeavourenergy.com.au/outages o downloading the free Endeavour Energy outage app from the App Store or Google Play store. Follow Endeavour Energy on Facebook (facebook.com/endeavourenergy) and Twitter (twitter.com/endeavourenergy) for storm updates. People who need power for home medical equipment should check their battery supply and consider acting on their back up plan. See http://bit.ly/EEoutages for outage information and safety tips. The next update will be provided tomorrow morning.
08.01.2022 Puppy update from Lithgow Police!
08.01.2022 HAMPTON PUBLIC SCHOOL TAKES OUT THIRD PLACE IN SMALL SCHOOL'S CATEGORY PHOTO COMPETITION. "Looking through the window of rural and remote education" The winners of a rural and remote photo story competition have been announced, and the Hampton Public School has taken out third place... The prestigious competition showcases the lives of rural and remote students. 15 public schools will share $25,000 as part of the department’s ‘Looking through our window’ rural and remote photo competition. As part of the competition public schools were invited to submit up to 10 photos in a story celebrating the unique perspectives and unusual features of learning in a rural and remote education setting. There were five categories with the winning school in each receiving $2,500 with $1,500 and $1,000 awarded for second and third place. Hampton was entered into the Small Schools Category The prize money will be shared between the winning schools for projects to improve their school environments. Student representative groups at each school will decide how the money will be best spent. More than 180 entries were received from 129 schools with several schools given an honourable mention for their creativity in showcasing the great things about rural and remote education. Winners - Small schools category First place: Clare Public School Second place: Goolgowi Public School Third place: Hampton Public School
08.01.2022 The Bathurst Observatory Research Facility captured some images of the planet Mars overnight.
08.01.2022 Lithgow Halloween Digital 2020.
07.01.2022 "Beyond The Flame", Saturday December 5th, Cook Street Plaza, Lithgow.
07.01.2022 Oberons first ever "Walk n Talk For Life" is being held this afternoon, 3:00pm at the Oberon Common. Walk n Talk founder, former NRL player Shannon Nevin will be there today to take part in the walk. Weather is looking great for what will be a great event for the town. Hope to see you there.
06.01.2022 UPDATE @ 8:35PM - INCIDENT ENDED EARLIER:- TRAFFIC UPDATE - MAIN STREET, LITHGOW ACCIDENT... SATURDAY 12/9 @ 8:00PM 2 car collision Main St / Musket Pde. Emergency Services in attendance. East bound traffic affected, please try and avoid the area.
06.01.2022 Early Sunday morning, investigators released a photo of a white sedan captured by CCTV cameras at the scene. They also issued an appeal for information about the fire.
06.01.2022 In honour of the late Senior Constable Kelly Foster, a memorial wall, currently under construction at the Lithgow Police Station.
06.01.2022 Lithgow Little Athletics returns for 2021 this Friday 29th January.
06.01.2022 Minus 4.8 and a very heavy frost at 7:00am. A warm bed looks far more inviting this morning
06.01.2022 INMATE ART'S FIERY ORIGINS - LITHGOW CORRECTIONAL CENTRE
06.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS - OFFICER CHARGED AT LITHGOW POLICE STATION Officer charged Western Region Monday, 30 November 2020 09:26:38 PM ... A police officer will appear in court next year charged over alleged firearms offences. Just after 2pm today (Monday 30 November 2020), the 34-year-old male senior constable attached to a command in the Western Region attended Lithgow Police Station as a result of a search warrant executed at his home yesterday (Sunday 29 November 2020). The officer was issued a Court Attendance Notice for seven offences; possess unauthorised prohibited firearm, not keep firearm safely-prohibited firearm, possess unregistered firearm-prohibited firearm, acquire unregistered firearm-prohibited firearm, acquire firearm no licence or permit-prohibited firearm, acquire firearm no permit to acquire-prohibited firearm, and Holder of Category A or B licence not have approved storage. He is due to appear at Bathurst Local Court on Monday 25 January 2021.
06.01.2022 11th September 2020 REVITALISED TOWN SQUARE FOR LITHGOW The Lithgow Central Business District will be temporarily transformed to test improvement works, thanks to funding from the NSW Governments Streets as Shared Spaces program. The project by Lithgow City Council is among 48 successful proposals across the State. Member for Bathurst Paul Toole said the Lithgow project will receiving funding of $120,000 and includes road and walkway improvements to the Pioneer Park inters...ection. The Streets as Shared Spaces program is part of the NSW Governments efforts to encourage new and improved pedestrian and active transport links that facilitate social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic, Mr Toole said. In Lithgow the project will deliver semi-permanent improvements to the Pioneer Park intersection of Main and Bridge Street. The aim is to implement the vision for Pioneer Square as mapped out in the Lithgow CBD Revitilisation Action Plan. The project includes kerb buildouts which will narrow the carriageway on both intersection roads in order to slow traffic and improve safety. These buildouts will also enable the widening of the pedestrian walkway across the Bridge Street bridge. Not only will these projects improve how we use our public spaces, they will create employment opportunities and make our streets more attractive and welcoming for people. Planning and Public Spaces Minister Rob Stokes said there had been overwhelming interest in the program, with more than 145 applications from 99 councils.
06.01.2022 Road closure north of Lithgow due to a serious motor vehicle accident.
06.01.2022 Surprise visit to the Lithgow Model Railway Club Club by State Member for Bathurst Paul Toole who was impressed by the work members had carried out on the layout. The Club has thanked Paul for his continued support.
06.01.2022 A gentle reminder for the morning...
05.01.2022 Mount Panorama speeding offences during "double demerits" this long weekend.
04.01.2022 Blue Mountains Aquatic Centre closed due to Covid-19 case.
03.01.2022 The Portland Pool opened over the weekend and welcomed big crowds over the first days of the new season.
02.01.2022 Supporting the Blue Mountains community...
02.01.2022 The latest exhibition open this weekend at the wonderful Gang Gang Galley, Lithgow.
01.01.2022 RESOURCES FOR REGIONS FUNDS COMMUNITY PROJECTS IN LITHGOW Lithgow City Council has a rich history in mining and has been given just over $2 million through the Resources for Regions program. Member for Bathurst Paul Toole said the funding would go towards new infrastructure projects and community programs.... Lithgow City Council has received a total of $2,003,494 which will be directed towards three community projects. Mr Toole said. The Resources for Regions program will fund the: Portland Foundations Trunk Infrastructure - $1,500,000 Lithgow Information & Neighbourhood Centre Revitalisation - $453,494 Lithgow Community Power Project - $50,000 Mr Toole said Mining communities like Lithgow have benefited from the revamped program, which provides funding for a wider range of projects and make it easier for councils to secure funding. Every year our vibrant mining towns contribute to the NSW economy, but this success can place extra pressure on local infrastructure or create unique and diverse needs that are specific to mining communities, he said. Mr Toole said he looked forward to the council working with the local community to deliver the best results from this grant, to bring these projects to life. I am excited about the great potential of these projects and believe they will enhance what Lithgow has to offer. he said. Resources for Regions Round Seven is part of the $1.7 billion Regional Growth Fund, designed to support growing regional centres, activate local economies and improve services and community infrastructure for regional communities.
01.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS - PORTLAND RESIDENT JOHN KEARNS RECOGNISED WITH ORDER OF AUSTRALIA MEDAL IN HONOURS LIST. Long time Portland resident John Kearns has had his years of selfless service to the community recognised in the 2021 Australia Day Honours list, awarded an Order Of Australia Medal. John will speak with Pete Watson on the 2LT Breakfast Show at 8:20am on Australia Day. You can hear that interview at 900AM, 101.1FM in the Mountains, or online.... On behalf of the community we congratulate John on a wonderful achievement. Here are just some of the many groups and organisations John has been involved with over the years:- Mr John Douglas KEARNS OAM, Portland NSW 2847 For service to the community through a range of roles. Community Health/Aged Care Member, Lithgow Health Council, Midwest Area Health Board, 2000-2015. Founding Board Member, Tabulam Cottage Retirement Home, since 1990s. Board Member, Coleman House Aged Care Hostel, 20 years. Memberships/Clubs Director, Portland RSL Club, since 2014. Member, Portland/Cullen Bullen Branch, Australian Labor Party, since 1971, and Past Secretary/Treasurer. Treasurer, Portland Bowling Club, 10 years. Committee Member, Portland Colts Rugby League, 1963-1974. Community - Other President, Portland St Vincent de Paul Society, since 2004, and Volunteer, since 2002. Trustee, Glen Museum, 5 years. Past Secretary, Portland Pool Committee. Member, Australia Day Organising Committee, for many years. Local Government Councillor, Lithgow City Council, 1977-1985. Councillor, Blaxland Shire Council, 1974-1977.
01.01.2022 Celebrating 20 years in business:- congratulations Message Train
01.01.2022 2LTs Pete Watson with WalknTalk For Life founder, former NRL player Shannon Nevin at the inaugural Walk & Talk Oberon this afternoon
