Natham Reynolds Sorell Deputy Mayor | Community
Natham Reynolds Sorell Deputy Mayor
Phone: +61 416 041 720
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25.01.2022 Want to be more involved with your community or just a fun day out? Head along to the Community Garden open day at the Midway Point neighbourhood house.
25.01.2022 Midway Point residents. Is there any activities you would like to do?
24.01.2022 Rubbish!! Take the survey. Council spend $1.5 million each year on rubbish, disposing of 4463 tonnes. Have they got it right? Take the survey and let them know if your happy or if changes are needed. The results could influence change, so its important you let us know your thoughts.... Thanks. See more
23.01.2022 Anzac Day tomorrow will be a bit different to previous years. Who else will be holding their own service at the end of their driveway. Lest we forget. https://www.poppypledge.com.au/
21.01.2022 STRATEGIC PLAN Head to our website to read all the details on how you can provide your feedback on the development of our new ten year Strategic Plan - https://www.sorell.tas.gov.au/strategic-plan-2019-2029-com/
20.01.2022 Car broken down on causeway, golf course end.
19.01.2022 Attention parents/sport clubs. Children aged between 5-17 could be entitled to a $100 voucher towards sport memberships. Conditions apply. https://www.communities.tas.gov.au/ticket-to-play
16.01.2022 Evening all, over the weekend the has been some vandalism in the oval. The cricket pitch and grass close by were burnt. Thankfully the council are going to have... this fixed before the games on Saturday and Sunday. If you hear any info on who did this can you please let the police or the club know. This is now the third act of vandalism around the club in the last few months and it needs to be stopped.
13.01.2022 For all between Dunalley and Eaglehawk Neck. Avoid the area if you were planning on heading that way. Stay safe.
12.01.2022 please share (it’s this Wednesday). This workshop is for everyone in the community. Not just parents with children currently attending at Sorell school. **follow the link to register.... This is our opportunity to have a say and build the best school possible. If you have children that travel past Sorell to attend other schools it would be great to know why, what programs and facilities do other schools do better. Also a chance to bring in facilities/programs that other schools currently don’t have. Eg of some topics raised to me during conversations: *STEM labs. *Coding classes. *Virtual reality rooms better iot and student iPads. *Environmentally friendly ran school aiming to zero waste and sustainable energy. (Recycling, reuse, compost, wind turbines, solar, natural lighting etc). *improved facilities/programs for wood work, metal work, cooking, sewing etc which can be utilised with adult Ed classes. *Better sport facilities. Encouraging participation and working with community sport clubs. *Swimming pool that can be utilised by the public and used by surrounding schools for learn to swim programs and carnivals. *Production/performance room which can double up as an indoor cafeteria/canteen. Performers can use the stage why children are at lunch. Public can also book facilities for conferences, productions, award nights and events with option of catering. Hospitality classes could participate for work experience. *Entrepreneur class which can be involved with pioneer village and school farm visits, dunk tank bookings, cafeteria bookings, gym/production room etc. Prepare business plans, marketing, bookings, funding, banking, setting budgets and goals. Money raised will go back into these facilities for ongoing upgrades/repairs. Sorell business owners can also talk and give advice from experience. *More specialist teachers to help children with learning difficulties. *Better programs for children that are over achieving. *open learning spaces. *After hrs adult classes. Computers, coding, languages, cooking, woodwork, music (re-start community band). And the list goes on and on. Obviously not everything will fit in the budget. So it’s important the right/wanted things do. And who knows, with good numbers attending public forums we might get more??? https://www.education.tas.gov.au/community-and-engagement//
12.01.2022 This is on tonight if anyone wants to have a say or be part of our 2021 celebrations.
11.01.2022 Have issues with the new bus time table?
09.01.2022 It’s taken a whilst bus finally completed. If you need to clear your head or just want to exercise. #Keepactive.
09.01.2022 DAMAGE TO PUBLIC PARKS We’ve had many incidences of vandalism and graffiti at our playgrounds recently, which is very disappointing. Repairing this diverts comm...unity money away from other projects. If you see anyone damaging public property please report it to the Police Assistance Line on 131 444 and to Council on 6269 0000. See more
09.01.2022 Tonight. Tag local business owners. Good networking opportunity.
08.01.2022 Council community and youth grants are open.
06.01.2022 What are people’s thoughts on the new bus service/schedule? Is it better than before? Prices still haven’t been finalised. The times, routes and fares are done by state growth. So would Still be the same if it was a different provider. Ie metro.
04.01.2022 This Saturday (weather depending).
04.01.2022 MIDWAY POINT. Some dates to keep in mind for traffic delays.
03.01.2022 Take care, protect your families and loved ones From midnight tomorrow night (25 March) these activities will no longer be taking place Cafes limited to takeaway, as announced on Sunday... Cinemas, nightclubs, casinos, gambling venues, adult entertainment venues, concert venues, stadiums also announced on Sunday Amusement parks and arcades Indoor and outdoor play centres Community and recreation centres, health clubs, fitness centres, yoga, barre, spin facilities, saunas, wellness centres, boot camps Personal training is limited to a maximum of 10 people Social, sporting-based activities, swimming pools Weddings and funerals are subject to social distancing rules: Max 5 at weddings, 10 at funerals Galleries, museums, national institutions, historic sites, libraries, community centres, nonessential facilities, community facilities such as halls and PCYCs Food courts in shopping centres will no longer be able to continue, though takeaway can continue Auction houses, gathering in auction rooms including real estate auctions Open homes banned Outdoor and indoor markets will be addressed specifically in individual states and territories, food markets to continue subject to social distancing rules Beauty therapy, tanning, waxing, nail salons and tattoo parlors Travel banned overseas Attempts to export unauthorised commercial quantities of goods to be ceased (eg: medical supplies) Schools to remain open to school holidays but emphasis on distance learning and will remain open for kids who must go to school (eg: parents are essential service workers) Hairdressers/barbers can continue but no client to remain on premises for more than 30 mins and 4sqm rule must be observed https://www.abc.net.au//coronavirus-australia-liv/12083914
01.01.2022 Police are investigating a report that a child was approached by a man in the Carlton area. The student reported that a man they didn’t know offered them a lift... in a white vehicle. The incident occurred about 4pm on Tuesday 9 June 2020, near Carlton Beach and Carlton River Roads. Anyone who may have information or witnessed the incident is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online at crimestopperstas.com.au With all students now back at school, police encourage parents to talk about personal safety with their children: Walk with friends if you can. Be aware of your surroundings. And report any suspicious behaviour to the school, parents or police.
