Surry Hills Creative Precinct Inc in Surry Hills, New South Wales, Australia | Non-profit organisation

Surry Hills Creative Precinct Inc

Locality: Surry Hills, New South Wales, Australia

Address: High Holborn Street 2010 Surry Hills, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.shcp.org.au

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25.01.2022 OzHarvest in Surry Hills collab with top chef Vacant premises at 481 Crown Street is set to be transformed into a unique restaurant under a new collaboration between social impact business OzHarvest and international chef Massimo Bottura. OzHarvest and Bottura plan to bring the refettorio concept to Crown Street in a venture made possible by a philanthropist who is providing the location.... Botturas Italian refettorio is a Michelin three hatted restaurant. He has worked with OzHarvests Ronnie Kahn on pop up restaurants in the past and often volunteers for philanthropic events. OzHarvest told Urban Village that David Clark is also onboard as pro bono creative interior director while Vince Frost has volunteered to work on the branding. OzHarvest Founder and CEO, Ronni Kahn AO says Development is now underway and we are still looking for support for the project. Well need plates and tables and chairs, theres a strong emphasis on sustainability. Anyone who can help tradies welcome! The OzHarvest Refettorio is expected to open in April 2021 at the address which most recently was the caf Skully on Crown.

25.01.2022 Local innovator series 1: Adam Jacobs The first of this not to be missed series will provide valuable insights into navigating a Covid-19 world together. Prismatik is proud to present the Local Innovator Series featuring interviews with local entrepreneurs sharing the experiences and lessons collected throughout their founder journeys.... Our first guest is Adam Jacobs, co-founder of THE ICONIC - Australias largest online fashion retailer, and co-founder of Hatch a new venture whose mission is for all people to find meaning in work. At the start of COVID-19, the team at Hatch saw an opportunity to utilise their team and technology to help businesses and individuals navigate the crisis together. The Hatch Exchange was born with the aim to help maintain stability in these uncertain times and prepare Australia to rebound when the COVID-19 crisis is over. Christie Whitehill, founder of Tech Ready Women Academy, will bring her A+ game, inquisitive mind and own entrepreneurial experience to help unpack Adams journey, in this no-to-be-missed interview. This interview will be live streamed. We might also host a live audience depending on the COVID-19 restrictions at the end of August. Supported by City of Sydney 5:30 - 6:30pm Tuesday 25th August Online event Free registration here: https://events.humanitix.com/prismatik-local-innovator-seri

24.01.2022 Join Business Australia's Webinar: Make the Digital Leap with Social Media Next Wednesday Need Business Australia are holding a webinar in conjuction with Facebook. Do you want to reach your customers quickly? ... Keen to understand why your digital presence is important and how to build it? Gain insights on how to leverage social commerce with Facebook. The pandemic has shown us that a digital presence is now essential for all small businesses. Businesses have been forced to find alternative ways to operate and develop a digital presence to reach their customers quickly. Business Australia facilitates this insightful session with Facebook ANZ's Director of Small and Medium Business, Melinda Petrunoff, exploring how Australians can leverage social commerce with Facebook. Melinda oversees the servicing of SMBs and independent agencies in the ANZ region, helping them to scale through digital media monetisation and marketing. Prior to this role, Melinda held various leadership at Facebook across verticals like e-commerce, media, government, education and mobile gaming. This session aims to help you understand: - How the Covid-19 landscape has affected consumer behaviour - What businesses can do to move forward - How to use some of the free online tools - How other businesses around Australia have used Facebook/Instagram - How businesses can get started You will have the opportunity to ask questions specific to your business. A transcript of the session will be available upon request. 11am AEST, Wednesday 23rd September 2020 Please register via the Business Australia site.

24.01.2022 Join us today at 4:00pm for our 6th episode of the Creative Precincts Covid Recovery Series, live from JJ Splice Digital in downtown Surry Hills. Hosted by Mike Galvin the episode focuses on the impact on the creative sector, the impact Covid had on it and what the future looks like. Meet one of our panelists Trevor Ashley . Trevor is one of Australia’s most sought-after and successful performers. He has built a career and following as an actor, writer, director and inter...national queen of cabaret - but not necessarily in that order. In musical theatre, Trevor starred as Thenardier in Cameron Mackintosh’s Les Miserables for which he was nominated for his third Helpmann Award. He has also appeared as Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar, Edna Turnblad in Hairspray and created the role of Miss Understanding in Priscilla Queen Of the Desert: The Musical. Last year he appeared as Gaye Wray (from Home and Away) in his smash hit play The Lyin’ Queen, at The Sydney Opera House. Ashley has previously starred in Liza (on and E), Liza’s Back! (is broken), both of which toured to Vienna, Hong Kong and London’s West End, and in I’m Every Woman and TWINS with Rhonda Burchmore. His brand new adults-only panto The Bodybag toured to great acclaim throughout 2018, completing the trilogy of Fat Swan and Little Orphan TrAshley, all of which he wrote and directed. On television, Trevor was commissioned to write and star in The Very Trevor Ashley Show for SBS. He recently completed a national symphony tour of Diamonds Are For Trevor, a tribute to Shirley Bassey which was also recorded as a TV special for Foxtel Arts, and will soon be added to Stan. He has also appeared in Les Norton (ABC), Drunk History (Network 10), Get Krackin’ (ABC) and Dance Academy (ABC) and the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras broadcast as a special guest star.

24.01.2022 @bourkestreetps Online Art Show opens this Monday 9th of November 2020 at 8AM! Live bid on your favourite framed original class artwork OR pre-order prints, tea towels and greeting cards featuring your child's class artwork (or others). Also available for purchase are limited edition Beck Feiner designs, 2021 calendars, 50 Secrets books and so much more! Go to https://www.32auctions.com/bourkestreetonlineartshow for more info!

24.01.2022 Last night we had a photo exhibition/storytelling event in a laneway in Surry Hills. It was a partnership between Neighbourhood Matters, Sydney Alliance, Surry ...Hills & Valleys, artist AstraHoward (Village Voices) and other local community organisations and people like Surry Hills Neighbourhood Centre, Streetlevel and Belvoir St theatre. Our purpose was to hear the stories of locals as they experienced COVID-19. We heard stories of struggle, hope, reorientation and survival. We heard from charities, local businesses, disability advocates and international students all impacted by the pandemic. Our hope is that we meet again early next year to see what this local group can do to keep listening to the stories of the voices of those who are not usually heard and then take action to bring about change in our neighbourhood and city. See more

23.01.2022 Have you checked out the very colourful new children's playground at Shannon Reserve yet? The re-imagined City of Sydney playground allows local children to climb, swing and play as they get in touch with nature. The Shannon Reserve Playground on Crown Street was designed with feedback from local primary school students, community members and a playground consultant.... Children aged 6 months to 8 years can enjoy a climbing platforms, a wobbly bridge, a cubby house and speaking tubes and swings. A new nature play area includes a timber ramp and stepping stones for balancing and climbing. Inclusive play elements mean all children can enjoy the reserve. The reserve also has a new accessible entry point from Crown Street. Locals of all ages will also enjoy added shade, seats, a water station and paths along the edge of the reserve that make the most of the open green lawns. Check it out next time your on Crown Street. Photo credit: Paul Patterson

23.01.2022 @CityofSydney is seeking feedback on proposed planning controls that will help re-energise Sydney’s $4 billion night-time economy and create more opportunities for creative and cultural activities. The draft planning proposals, which are now on public exhibition, allow existing shops and businesses to trade until 10pm without any additional approval, help protect live entertainment venues across the city, and create more opportunities for small scale cultural activities to be... held in existing retail, office and community spaces. Now is the time to breathe life into the night-time and cultural life of our city, Lord Mayor Clover Moore said. Small businesses and creative and cultural industries are facing significant challenges from the Covid-19 pandemic, with many forced to close or restrict their operations. You can view the proposal and give your feedback at sydneyyoursay.com.au. Submissions close 5pm on Wednesday 18 November 2020.

23.01.2022 Please be aware, below are the three Surry Hills locations added to the Covid case locations list. Listings are classified differently, on the link below, use the green expand option to see details for each location. Locations drop off after 14 days with no reported cases. Cuckoo Callay on Crown, 413-415 Crown St, Surry Hills: Tuesday 15 December, 11am 12pm Nomad Restaurant, 16 Foster St, Surry Hills: Wednesday 16 December, 12:45pm - 2pm... Strawberry Hills Hotel, 453 Elizabeth St, Surry Hills: Wednesday 16 December, 3:30pm - 6pm We know the drill, check in at locations you visit, if you have symptoms, get tested. When you can’t social distance, wear a mask in crowded places or public transport, wash your hands and as always, stay calm Offical advice from NSW Health available here https://www.health.nsw.gov.au//case-locations-and-alerts.a

22.01.2022 The Green Room Design Groups creative duo Maxine Fielding and Olly Adam have been sought-after advisors and creatives for decades. Come visit Australias first dedicated retailer for The Rug Company for a premium retail experience like no other. Get 10% with your Local Rewards card.... Order yours today at https://localrewards.com.au/shop

22.01.2022 New-kid-on-the-block Henrietta Chicken got a great review from Terry in last weeks Good Food. The lines are blurring between eat-in and takeaway, as they both lean in, determined to meet in the middle. Its happening because take-home is creeping closer to restaurant quality, and because restaurants need to be more accessible and inclusive. Henrietta, the brainchild of Ibby Moubadder of the nearby Nour and Cuckoo Callay, is probably the first well see of many such restaurant/takeaway mash-ups.

21.01.2022 A fantastic art collection put on by Bourke Street PS. Instead of their fete going ahead in person this year, the collection is available online. Support this local Surry Hills school and pick up a fabulous piece of artwork. Each class collaborated on a gorgeous piece, available to 'bid on' or to pre-order as a print, tea towel or gift card set. Bourke Street PS is incredibly proud to donate 10% of all profits to The Girls & Boys Brigade.

21.01.2022 The Green Room celebrates its first-year anniversary Our friends at The Green Room Design Group are celebrating their first-year anniversary! Congratulations from SHCP. It was just 12 months ago when Maxine & Olly packed up their lives in London to come to the sunny shores of Australia and open The Green Room, distributor for The Rug Company in the hallowed streets of Surry Hills.... They have had such a pleasure and joy in getting to know their new surroundings, meeting fabulous new clients, the Australian market and settling into the local Sydney lifestyle. Over the last 12 months The Green Room have featured rugs by some of The Rug Companys most illustrious collaborators including Diane Von Furstenberg, Paul Smith and Martyn Lawrence Bullard. Visit the showroom next time your out in the hood at 540 Crown Street.

20.01.2022 Our friends ROOM 205 have a fabulous debut exhibition coming-up next week by Blake Milne. Blake Milne is a graphic designer and painter who focuses on portraits of queer figures in history, his personal life and his imagination. The aesthetic is undeniably pop and borders on camp. Blake is thematically drawn to love and tragedy and is deeply inspired by disco music during the creation of his art. ... Opening Night - Thursday Sept 3 at 7 - 9pm Friday 4th Sept - 10am - 5pm Saturday Sept 5th 10am - 5 PM 205 Oxford St, Darlinghurst

20.01.2022 Join us on Tuesday at 4:00pm for our 7th episode of the Surry Hills Creative Precinct's Covid Recovery Series, live from JJ Splice Digital in downtown Surry Hills. Hosted by Mike Galvin the episode focuses on the impact of COVID on the Community Sector and features a special interview with Member for Sydney Alex Greenwich

20.01.2022 Join us today at 4:00pm for our final Covid Recovery episode featuring 4 inspiring community leaders. Set a reminder via this link www.facebook.com/609663979141824/posts/3484499298324930/ On our panel we have: Christine McAllister, who opened cohabcoffee February this year. Cohab, short for Cohabitate, shares space with Simon Says Juice on Oxford Street near St Vincent’s hospital and was always intended to make a difference in the community. This was fast-forwarded by the... pandemic and by April Cohab made headlines for it’s inspiring Pay it Forward campaign, supporting frontline workers at St Vincent’s Hospital. Chris Vagg, founder of Pass it on Clothing & Co, a Sydney based social enterprise which puts apparel, shoes and accessories directly in the hands of those who need it most. Founded in 2016, Pass it on Clothing & Co has been instrumental in providing quality men’s and women’s clothes donations to Sydney’s and Gosford’s homeless community, working to make charitable clothes giving more direct, efficient and effective. Andy Harnett, after training in the sport and leisure sector, Andy applied his knowledge to begin working with children and youth in a multitude of schools and sports programs. After emigrating to Australia he worked for several schools and charities including The Smith Family. It was his role with The Smith Family that brought him to the doors of The Girls & Boys Brigade in 2006. Look our for our feature interview with Jen Webster from Rough Edges. Jen is Rough Edges’ Fundraising & Community Engagement Manager and has collaborated with with local businesses and other charities to help people in need. Rough Edges is a non-government organisation that aims to bring a greater sense of self to everyone who walks through their doors. We will also have fitness and wellbeing tips from Dave Marsh Coaching from Fitness Playground, as well as music from Surry Hills Live.

19.01.2022 Bourke Street School Fete is coming up in October. Get along and support our local schools and kids. Our schools such as Darlo Public, Crown Street and Bourke Street, and the amazing work The Girls & Boys Brigade do contribute massively to our community.... Their annual fetes are great ways to support them . SAVE THE DATE: Sunday 25th October 10am - 3pm

18.01.2022 #Repost @local_rewards Drop in and see Stephan at the @recordstoresydney for Sydneys best selection of all things vinyl. Stephan is a nightlife advocate, author, president of the Darlinghurst Business Partnership and a veteran figure in Sydney music culture, as is his renowned store collection. ... Claim 10% off all vinyl purchases whenever you shop with your with your Local Rewards card. #LocalRewards #EastsideSydney #SydneyLocal . . . . . . . . #smallbusinessaustralia #localbusiness #community #support #sydney #surryhills #australia #records #music

18.01.2022 Join Business Australias Webinar: Make the Digital Leap with Social Media Next Wednesday Need Business Australia are holding a webinar in conjuction with Facebook. Do you want to reach your customers quickly? ... Keen to understand why your digital presence is important and how to build it? Gain insights on how to leverage social commerce with Facebook. The pandemic has shown us that a digital presence is now essential for all small businesses. Businesses have been forced to find alternative ways to operate and develop a digital presence to reach their customers quickly. Business Australia facilitates this insightful session with Facebook ANZs Director of Small and Medium Business, Melinda Petrunoff, exploring how Australians can leverage social commerce with Facebook. Melinda oversees the servicing of SMBs and independent agencies in the ANZ region, helping them to scale through digital media monetisation and marketing. Prior to this role, Melinda held various leadership at Facebook across verticals like e-commerce, media, government, education and mobile gaming. This session aims to help you understand: - How the Covid-19 landscape has affected consumer behaviour - What businesses can do to move forward - How to use some of the free online tools - How other businesses around Australia have used Facebook/Instagram - How businesses can get started You will have the opportunity to ask questions specific to your business. A transcript of the session will be available upon request. 11am AEST, Wednesday 23rd September 2020 Please register via the Business Australia site.

17.01.2022 Welcome to Oxford Street Thread Together! Officially opened today by our Lord Mayor Clover Moore, the new concept by Thread Together will enable a dignified retail experience for our marginalised and homeless men, women and children. Thread Together also has a mobile store experience reaching thousands of people in need each and every week. Congratulations to Thread Together and all their amazing sponsors and volunteer.... The new retail store on Oxford Street Darlinghurst has been fitted out to look like any clothing retail store - though it is not open to the general public - rather by appointment to vulnerable people via welfare caseworker appointments or vouchers supplied by charities. The recipients can be styled in a wardrobe at no cost to suit their needs - and is available to men, women and children. This is a wonderful compliment to the amazing work Pass it on Clothing & Co do, who are also located on Oxford Street. Chris and Olga do a superb job providing quality clothing to our homeless community right across Sydney and beyond.

16.01.2022 Join the Surry Hills Creative Precinct’s Mike Galvin as he catches up with Lord Mayor of Sydney Clover Moore to discuss keeping our community resiliant during COVID recovery.

15.01.2022 Winters over, the sun is out! Time to S-bring back the long lunch! the folks at Trinity Bar know times are tough & want to look out for our locals so for the month of September they are offering 25% off Lunches to finish off your working week! So get your crew together and book lunch to celebrate the end of another week.... Available Thursday & Friday Lunches from 12-3pm T&Cs Apply

15.01.2022 https://planetfurniture.com.au/

14.01.2022 L-FRESH The LION IN CONVERSATION + PLAYING LIVE 6.30pm SATURDAY AUG 15 - FREE Presented by 2SER, Groovescooter + APRA AMCOS.... With a brand new album out, proud South West Sydney MC, L-FRESH The LION will be In Conversation and performing tracks for you live on this special night. Whether discussing his musical career to date, the Punjabi influence on his new record, the migrant experience, culture, racism, or the love he holds for his Sikh community, this is sure to be a highly personal and engaging session in our ongoing In Conversation series with L-FRESH chatting with 2SERs Danny Chifley and then performing tracks live. Due to Covid19, this will be an online event which is free to join and stream from http://facebook.com/SurryHills.live

14.01.2022 City of Sydney is supporting Sydneys economic, social, environmental and cultural sector recovery, with this program that encourages sharing expertise, resources and skills. The knowledge exchange sponsorship can include support for programs with a focus on cultural, social and community, economic or environmental outcomes. Covers:... Business Projects Cultural and Creative Projects Social and Community Projects Environmental Projects Attend an online briefing session where youll hear about our priorities for recovery in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. A previous funding recipient will also speak and breakout sessions with our employees will help answer your questions. Online Briefing Session on Wednesday 2nd September Register here: https://resource.booking.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/new_bookin

14.01.2022 SHCP Member, The Office Space is a proud Surry Hills business and its reputation as one of the most highly regarded and innovative serviced office providers in the world has been 17 years in the making. Its two locations Paramount and Reservoir are just two blocks from each other and are surrounded by some of the citys best bars, restaurants and retailers.

14.01.2022 Come see Ardi the boutique butcher at @ardis_btg on Crown Street for the highest quality meat and the biggest smile in town. Follow the link @LocalRewards to see what you can save with your reward card. #LocalRewards #EastsideSydney #SydneyLocal... #smallbusinessaustralia #localbusiness #community #support #sydney #surryhills #australia #butcher #meat See more

12.01.2022 Don't miss out on amazing art and gifts from the Bourke Street PS Auction Day!

12.01.2022 The family owned Maloneys Grocer has been in Surry Hills for almost a decade, and in that time has become an integral part of the Crown Street strip. The store ...philosophy is simple: provide high quality produce, source from local producers, and create a vibrant community atmosphere that will keep shoppers coming back. Support local and get 10% off your entire shop every-time you use your Local Rewards card in store. Order your card now at www.localrewards.com.au

12.01.2022 Roughtober On Friday 30th October, people who want to do something for those experiencing homelessness and marginalisation will be sleeping rough for one night to raise money for Rough Edges. Due to the pandemic, this year will be an online sleep-out event. ... Gather your family and friends and join the event virtually. Hold a DIY Roughtober in your backyard, at your office, on your balcony or couch surf at a friends place. So far we have groups sleeping out in backyards, at offices, on balconies and even in a car park with representation from: Atlassian, BresicWhitney, Darlo Darlings, HammondCare, Homeless Health, HSBC, Queenwood, Rotary Kings Cross SJCS, State Street and St Marks Darling Point. Wed love you to join us too! Friday Oct 30th at 7 PM Oct 31st at 7 AM Here is a link to a few video from previous participants in Roughtober. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1491490944343906 Join the event here: https://roughtober.gofundraise.com.au/pages/create

12.01.2022 LOCAL COVID-19 CASE: NSW Health has today released news that a staff member at Potts Point restaurant Thai Rock - Potts Point has tested positive for COVID-19. The venue has been closed for cleaning and investigations into the source of the infection and contact tracing are under way. If you attended Thai Rock Restaurant for two hours or more between WEDNESDAY 15 JULY SATURDAY 25 JULY you are required to be tested for COVID-19 immediately and isolate yourself for 14 days fr...om the last date you attended the venue, regardless of symptoms. If you attended Thai Rock Potts Point for less than two hours on these dates, please MONITOR your symptoms and immediately isolate and seek testing if any should arise. Read more here: http://ow.ly/kIZn50AIAhS Lets all remember to look out for one another and do as much as we can to stop the spread in our communities and beyond.

12.01.2022 New-kid-on-the-block Henrietta Chicken got a great review from Terry in last week's Good Food. The lines are blurring between eat-in and takeaway, as they both lean in, determined to meet in the middle. It's happening because take-home is creeping closer to restaurant quality, and because restaurants need to be more accessible and inclusive. Henrietta, the brainchild of Ibby Moubadder of the nearby Nour and Cuckoo Callay, is probably the first we'll see of many such restaurant/takeaway mash-ups.

11.01.2022 An informative post and food for thought from City of Sydney Councillor Jess Miller s page: Ever looked out over an urban landscape and wondered, "why arent there solar panels (or gardens) on every roof?" Fortunately, Department of Planning, Industry and Environment in collaboration with University of Technology Sydney are doing just that.... But researchers need your help! Please (if you live in an apartment or town house) do or share this short survey to better understand the limitations and opportunities for installing solar panels on strata-titled apartment buildings, town houses and villas. https://utsau.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6Ala7u9K9xXzRTn With more than 80% of people now living in these urban housing typographies s and a renewable economic recovery on the cards, this is a critical data-set to help inform immediate and future government considerations. (the survey is a little clunky - press the blue buttons to keep going!) #renewables #solarenergy #urbanliving #cleanenergy #covidrecovery #research #data #NSW #environment #rooftops

11.01.2022 Happening tomorrow is the Spring East Sydney Art Walk, encompassing a cluster of galleries and spaces in the inner east.

10.01.2022 #Repost @local_rewards Drop in and see Stephan at the @recordstoresydney for Sydney's best selection of all things vinyl. Stephan is a nightlife advocate, author, president of the Darlinghurst Business Partnership and a veteran figure in Sydney music culture, as is his renowned store collection. ... Claim 10% off all vinyl purchases whenever you shop with your with your Local Rewards card. #LocalRewards #EastsideSydney #SydneyLocal . . . . . . . . #smallbusinessaustralia #localbusiness #community #support #sydney #surryhills #australia #records #music

10.01.2022 ANNOUNCEMENT: NSW Health has put out a public health alert for venues in Surry Hills and Erskineville. This post has been updated at 11.30am on 20 December with... a new location in St Peters: Sydney Trapeze School, St Peters Staff and patrons who attended the class for beginners Tuesday 15 December between 10am and 12pm must get tested and isolate for 14 days. Anyone who attended any class after 10am is considered a casual contact and should get tested immediately and isolate until they receive a negative result. Rose of Australia, 1 Swanson Street, Erskineville Anyone who attended this venue Tuesday 15 December from 7pm until closing is considered a close contact and should get tested immediately and self-isolate for 14 days, regardless of the result. Nomad Restaurant, 16 Foster St, Surry Hills Anyone who attended this venue Wednesday 16 December between 12:45pm and 2pm for one hour or more must get tested immediately and self-isolate until 30 December. Anyone who attended this venue during this time for less than one hour, should monitor for symptoms and get tested immediately if they appear. Strawberry Hills Hotel, 453 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills Anyone who attended this venue Wednesday 16 December, 3:30pm to 6pm, for one hour or more must get tested immediately and self-isolate until 30 December. Anyone who attended this venue during this time for less than one hour, should monitor for symptoms and get tested immediately if they appear. Cuckoo Callay on Crown, 413 415 Crown Street, Surry Hills If you were at this location on Tuesday 15 December, 11:00am 12:00pm, you should get tested immediately and self-isolate until you receive a negative result. Then continue to watch for COVID-19 symptoms and if any symptoms occur, get tested again. ---- Find location of your nearest Covid-19 testing clinic here: https://www.nsw.gov.au//how-to-protect-yourself-an/clinics Find information on latest Covid-19 case locations in NSW and instructions for anyone who was at these places here: https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/latest-news-and-updates

09.01.2022 NSW Health issues public health warning for Potts Point People who live in or have visited the area in the past 2 weeks are urged to get tested if they have any Covid-19 symptoms. *Updated 28 July 2020 *... Cases of COVID-19 have been linked to two Potts Point restaurants and The Apollo on Macleay Street and Thai Rock on Bayswater Road. NSW Health is asking all people who live in or have visited the Potts Point area in the past two weeks to get tested if they have any symptoms of COVID-19. NSW Health is contacting everyone who attended Thai Rock between Wednesday 15 July and Saturday 25 July, and anyone who attended The Apollo from Wednesday 23 July to Saturday 25 July. NSW Health now advise if you have visited The Apollo to immediately self-isolate for 14 days and get tested for COVID-19 regardless of symptoms. Please note, The Apollo dates have been extended to be one day earlier than previously announced. There are a wide range of testing clinics in the area, and GPs also offer testing: - St Vincents clinic at the East Sydney Community Centre: 34-40 Burton Street Darlinghurst - The Sydney Hospital Emergency Department - A pop-up testing clinic: The Albion Centre, 150 Albion Street Surry Hills - Kirketon Road Centre Mobile testing clinic Walla Mulla Park, Woolloomooloo - Prince of Wales Hospital, 14B Avoca Street Randwick - Bondi Beach drive-through car park clinic For more information on testing clinics visit NSW Health. To find out information on latest COVID-19 case locations visit here. City of Sydney facilities update The Kings Cross library and Kings Cross customer service centre are currently closed. This is a precautionary measure following the closure of two nearby restaurants linked to Covid-19 cases. The Reginald Murphy Community Centre and the Rex Centre in Potts Point are also closed. These City of Sydney venues have no known links to any Covid-19 cases. We will continue to monitor the situation and follow advice from NSW Health.

09.01.2022 7:00pm tonight. Join Mike Galvin and our Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore in an insightful, fun, and candid discussion about all things Sydney, Covid recovery and the impact on our city. We also discuss homelessness, Mardi Gras, Oxford Street revitalisation, the reinvention during Covid, and what this summer will look like for Sydneysiders. We hope you can join us. The 30 minute special will air at 7:00pm on the Surry Hills Creative Precinct Facebook page. You can set a reminder to join the show right here https://www.facebook.com/609663979141824/posts/3445705355537658/?d=n

09.01.2022 Latest changes that impact Surry Hills from the City of Sydney. https://whatson.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au//live-music-in-you

08.01.2022 #BREAKING: PUBLIC HEALTH ALERT NEW ADVICE AND VENUES NSW Health has revised the advice for several hundred people who attended an Avalon gym in light of fu...rther COVID-19 cases. Known cases of COVID-19 attended Anytime Fitness on Avalon Parade in Avalon over several days while infectious. Anyone who attended the gym on any day on or after Tuesday 8 December is considered a close contact and should get tested immediately and self-isolate for 14 days after they were last at the gym. Additionally, anyone who attended the gym between Monday 23 November and Monday 7 December is advised to get tested and self-isolate until they receive a negative result. Anytime Fitness Avalon is closed until further notice and is undergoing cleaning. Confirmed cases of COVID-19 have also visited a number of locations around Sydney. NSW Health is advising all customers who dined-in at Oceana Traders Seafood Merchants, 31 Old Barrenjoey Rd, Avalon Beach on the following dates is considered a close contact and should get tested immediately and self-isolate for 14 days after they were last at the venue: Monday 14 December Tuesday 15 December Wednesday 16 December Thursday 17 December Additionally, all customers who purchased take away from Oceana Traders are casual contacts and should get tested and isolate until they have a negative result. Anyone who was at the following venue for one hour or more during the times below is considered a close contact and should get tested immediately and self-isolate until 30 December. Other people who attended the venue for less than an hour during the times below should monitor for symptoms, and get tested immediately if they appear: Nomad Restaurant, 16 Foster St, Surry Hills: Wednesday 16 December, 12:45pm - 2pm Café Toscano (outdoor verandah area), 1 Wallis St, Forster: Wednesday 16 December, 6pm-7:45pm Strawberry Hills Hotel, 453 Elizabeth St, Surry Hills: Wednesday 16 December, 3:30pm-6pm Anyone who attended the following locations is considered a close contact and must get tested and isolate for 14 days regardless of the result: Avalon RSL, 1 Bowling Green Ln, Avalon Beach: Monday 14 December, 6pm-8pm The Sands, 1260 Pittwater Rd, Narrabeen: Tuesday 15 December, 6pm-8pm Salon for Hair, 3/1335 Pacific Hwy, Turramurra: Thursday 17 December and Friday 18 December, 9:30am 3:30 pm Rose of Australia, 1 Swanson St, Erskineville: Tuesday 15 December, 7pm 8.45pm Sydney Trapeze School, St Peters: Tuesday 15 December, 10am 12pm (only staff and patrons who attended the class for beginners) Anyone who attended the following venues at the below times is considered a casual contact and should get tested immediately and isolate until they receive a negative result: Mitre 10 Mona Vale, 73 Bassett St, Mona Vale: Tuesday 15 December, 8:30am - 5:30pm and Wednesday 16 December, 8:30am - 5:30pm 2108 Espresso, 3/24 Ocean Rd, Palm Beach: Monday 14 December, 8am 9am McDonald’s Raymond Terrace, William Bailey St, Raymond Terrace: Tuesday 15 December, 11.45am -12.15pm Warringah Mall: Wednesday 16 December, 10.40am 1.40pm High Tek Aquarium, 732 Pittwater Rd, Brookvale: Wednesday 16 December, 1.55pm 2.55pm Beach Bums Café, Corner Beach Street and North Street, Forster: Wednesday 16 December, 8am 9am and Thursday 17 December, 8am9am Rose of Australia, 1 Swanson St, Erskineville: Tuesday 15 December after 8.45pm Sydney Trapeze School, St Peters: Tuesday 15 December, any class after 10am Cuckoo Callay on Crown, 413-415 Crown St, Surry Hills: Tuesday 15 December, 11am 12pm Harris Farm Warehouse, Flemington Markets, Homebush: Tuesday 15 December, 2am- 11am, Wednesday 16 December, 2am 11am, Thursday 17 December, 2am- 1pm A confirmed case also travelled between the following train stations during the times below. Other passengers are considered casual contacts and should monitor for symptoms: T1 North Shore Line, Monday 14 December, departing Artarmon 8:27am, arriving Wynyard 8:49am T1 North Shore Line, Monday 14 December, departing Wynyard 6:42pm, arriving Artarmon 7:01pm T1 North Shore Line, Tuesday 15 December, departing Artarmon 9:17am, arriving Wynyard 9:38am T3 Bankstown Line, Tuesday 15 December, departing St James 6:34pm arriving Erskineville 6:48pm T3 Bankstown Line, Wednesday 16 December, departing Erskineville 7:03am, arriving Central 7:12am The details for the below venue announced in the Public Health Alert earlier this afternoon have been revised. Please note amendments in bold: Fitness First Mona Vale, Pittwater Place Shopping Centre, 10 Park Street Mona Vale: Sunday 13 December, 2pm- 4pm and Monday 14 December, 10.30am 12.30pm and Wednesday 16 December, 8.30am 10am Anyone in the state with even the mildest symptoms such as headache, fatigue, cough, sore throat or runny nose, is asked to come forward immediately for testing, then isolate until a negative result is received. To increase testing options for the Northern Beaches community, new pop-up clinics have been opened this week. There are more than 300 COVID-19 testing locations across NSW, many of which are open seven days a week. To find your nearest clinic visit https://www.nsw.gov.au//how-to-protect-yourself-an/clinics or contact your GP.

08.01.2022 Tis the season get into Crown St Grocer to stock up your pantry for Christmas. Present your Local Rewards card for 10% off purchases. If you don’t have a Local Rewards card, visit www.localrewards.com.au https://www.instagram.com/p/CHyuTohDbEt/

08.01.2022 Business Australia Jobkeeper Webinar The Federal Government has announced the JobKeeper wage subsidy will now be extended until March 2021, with payments decreasing for fulltime and part-time employees from October. Staying up to date and understanding JobKeeper is challenging.... Our expert panel will take your questions and discuss the changes resulting from the governments latest announcements. To understand what it means for your business, we would like to invite you to our free Q&A webinar with our colleagues from Australian Business Lawyers & Advisors. Including: Iain Rennie Managing Director - Corporate & Commercial | Australian Business Lawyers & Advisors Iain is a corporate and commercial lawyer with over 30 years experience. He has been involved in a range of transactions and advised participants in a variety of industries, assisting local and international entities in their dealings with regulators, and with counterparties in commercial dealings. Emily Slaytor Senior Associate | Australian Business Lawyers & Advisors Emily specialises in employment law for businesses and individuals and has acted for employers in a range of industries, including retail, education, real estate, manufacturing, insurance, social welfare organisations, the not-for-profit sector, and many types of medium enterprise businesses. When: 2pm, Wednesday 12th August Please note registrations close at 12.30pm, Wednesday 12th August Go here to register: https://businessaustralia.b2clogin.com/

08.01.2022 You have less than a week to get your expression of interest in for our artist call out!. Your art could be temporarily on the wall of your local Surry Hills pub! A collaborative project between Margot Natoli, Surry Hills Creative Precinct Inc and City of Sydney through the Creative Fellowships Fund.... The Surry Hills Public Art Project is seeking expressions of interest from local artists to revamp an empty wall space in a selected local pub. The Project is designed to support and celebrate local artistic talent by transforming disused public wall space to spark connection and enjoyment in the community. Restrictions are lifting, locals and out-of-towners are once again flocking to our pubs we want to celebrate our suburbs recovery and brighten up our community public spaces with unique local art. Were looking for expressions of interest to create a temporary artwork/s in a courtyard space, a disused wall, in a windowsill or other possible space in a selected Surry Hills pub. Upon submitting an EOI form, artists will be sent a location-based brief and will be asked to submit broad visual design ideas, art application ideas and required materials along with their artist portfolio. The successful artist/s and project will be chosen by Margot Natoli, Dove and Olive owner Chris Deale, Urban Village magazine editor Lachlan Colquhoun, The Green Rooms Olly Adam and Maxine Fielding and legendary local artist Nico Nicoson. The artist/s will then be provided with the final location and specifics for the installation. The budget for the Public Art Project is estimated at between $500$1500 including artist fee, materials and installation. The artist/s will be featured across the Surry Hills Creative Precinct channels including a feature in Urban Village magazine and promotion via all social media channels. Keen? Complete an EOI form here: https://form.jotform.com/201613323009037 Or email [email protected] EOI closing date: 31st July 2020 Artist selection: Mid-August 2020 Installation: Late-AugustSeptember 2020

07.01.2022 ANNOUNCEMENT: NSW Health has put out an alert for those who visited Hotel Harry (Harpoon Harry), Wentworth Ave, Surry Hills, on Sunday 26 July. If you were at t...his venue for two hours from 2:15pm to 11pm, you must self-isolate and get tested and stay isolated for a full 14 days, even if the test is negative. If symptoms develop, get tested again. For more information on latest Covid-19 case locations and testing visit the NSW Health website: https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/latest-news-and-updates #surryhills

07.01.2022 Thank you to Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore for the wonderful discussion with Mike Galvin on Covid, Equality, Mardi Gras, Oxford St, Cycling, local business, sustainability, homelessness and many other topics. You can tune into the discussion later next week. Head to the video section of our Facebook page to catch up on past interviews, panel discussions and special features. Our COVID recovery series is filmed by the talented crew from JJ Splice Digital in downtown Surry Hills.

07.01.2022 Please be aware, if you are a hospitality business owner, that the state government has brought in new measures to keep customers safe and the economy open in NSW. The new measures mostly relate to restaurants, cafes, bars and clubs. But the nsw.gov.au website has comprehensive information for businesses across all industries. As things change, you should keep checking in to make sure youre meeting the latest requirements. There are tough penalties for businesses found to b...e not complying with the public health orders. For licenced premises, that includes a $5,500 fine for the first offence, a 1-week closure for a second offence and up to 1-month closure for third and subsequent offences. Covid safe plans: All businesses must create a Covid safety plan, however up until now registration has been optional for most industries. Now, more business types will need to register their Covid safety plan with the state government. As of publication, this applies to dine-in venues such as cafes, restaurants, pubs, clubs. Things are changing quickly. You can get the latest advice for your industry at nsw.gov.au. If you run a business that doesnt need to be registered, its strongly advised that you register your plan anyway. Registering your business as Covid Safe gives you access to signs to display at your venue. This can reassure potential customers that youre taking the right steps to keep them safe. Registering your Covid Safe plan also gives you access to reports on how your customers rate safety measures at your venue. Booking limits: Right now, cafes, bars, restaurants, pubs and clubs can only accept group bookings of 10 people or less. Physical distancing Venues must follow the 4-square metre rule to calculate how many people are allowed inside. Some larger venues must have a Covid Safe Marshall on duty and visible. Specific requirements are outlined when you create a Covid Safe plan at nsw.gov.au. Stay safe and wash your hands.

06.01.2022 Get in touch with The Dolphin if youre a local Hospo looking for work in the hood...

06.01.2022 Facebook Small Business Grants Programme Offering cash and credit grants but the applications are only open for another 4 days - apply now! We know that your business may be experiencing disruptions resulting from the global outbreak of COVID-19. ... Weve heard that a little financial support can go a long way, so were offering USD 100M in cash grants and ad credits to help during this challenging time. https://www.facebook.com/business/boost/grants

05.01.2022 Congratulations to Belvoir St Theatre who have have re-opened with a new production of A Room Of Ones Own, their first production in six months. In this COVID age theatre is a little different. Belvoir are operating according to strict COVID-Safe guidelines, which means a reduced capacity in order to allow for social distancing. To learn more about our COVID-Safe plan and how they are protecting their audiences, staff and performers watch the video below.... Welcome back Belvoir! https://youtu.be/CjnymqycvMw

05.01.2022 Come see the friendly staff at @tillymayssydney and the @trinitybarsydney, the venue inspired by Surry Hills colourful history, and the strong women that once called it home. Recently renovated, the upstairs bar features provinicial decor and an open air retractable roof, making this the ideal spot to spend a sun soaked afternoon. 10% off cocktails between 12pm to 8pm everyday with your Local Rewards card. ... #LocalRewards #EastsideSydney #SydneyLocal . . . . . . . . #smallbusinessaustralia #localbusiness #community #support #sydney #surryhills #australia #pub #food #beer #craftbeer

04.01.2022 An informative post and food for thought from City of Sydney Councillor Jess Miller 's page: Ever looked out over an urban landscape and wondered, "why aren't there solar panels (or gardens) on every roof?" Fortunately, Department of Planning, Industry and Environment in collaboration with University of Technology Sydney are doing just that.... But researchers need your help! Please (if you live in an apartment or town house) do or share this short survey to better understand the limitations and opportunities for installing solar panels on strata-titled apartment buildings, town houses and villas. https://utsau.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6Ala7u9K9xXzRTn With more than 80% of people now living in these urban housing typographies s and a 'renewable economic recovery' on the cards, this is a critical data-set to help inform immediate and future government considerations. (the survey is a little clunky - press the blue buttons to keep going!) #renewables #solarenergy #urbanliving #cleanenergy #covidrecovery #research #data #NSW #environment #rooftops

04.01.2022 City of Sydney Cultural, Community, Business and Environment Grants are now open for 2021 If you have a great idea that would benefit local communities but need a kick-start to get it off the ground, our grants and sponsorships program may be able to help. These grants are for activities from January to December 2021. Heres a breakdown of whats on offer.... Business support grant night time diversification These grants can help you engage your customers with new and exciting night-time experiences. They support everything from meet the maker events, cooking classes, product and fashion shows to live performances, poetry slams and film screenings. Large or small, established or new, retail store or caf, if you operate a business in our area, you can apply for funding to program activities in your business at night. How much can you apply for: Up to $10,000 Who can apply: For-profits, not-for-profits and sole traders Business support live music and performance (capital and equipment) Large or small, established or new, small bar or retail store, if you operate a business in our area, you can apply for funding to upgrade your facilities. This can be to help you host live music, cabaret, comedy or theatre performances or to make space for artists and creative production. You might want to build a stage to host live experiences to help renew your business, fit out a spare room for rehearsal or recording, or provide a studio space for local creatives. This capital works funding could help. Or if youre an existing venue, it could go towards an equipment upgrade. How much can you apply for: Up to $20,000 Who can apply: Any business or individual with a business open to the public with space that can be used for performance or creative production. there are also grants available for the following activities: Festival and events art form Festival and events village and community Environmental performance, innovation grants Matching grants, general Click here for more info: https://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au//night-time-diversific

04.01.2022 The National ACCI is doing another COVID-19 Business Conditions Survey Which is a survey of the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on businesses. The results of the first and second surveys can be found via the following link to the ACCI website. Your response to the survey is valuable in assisting to paint a clearer picture of the financial impact of COVID-19, how businesses are responding and the effectiveness of the Government support programs.... The survey has stimulated much interest from Government and is helping them to better target further relief measures, and begin the development of policies for the phased reopening of the economy and measures to drive the recovery. Your continued involvement with the survey will make an important contribution to this effort. Click here to complete the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BMJFZD7?deliveryName=DM3601

04.01.2022 Looking for something to do, how about a rooftop tour? Check this out, a few spaces left. #sydneylocal #shoplocal #localrewards #surryhills #eastsidesydney

04.01.2022 Get in touch with The Dolphin if you're a local Hospo looking for work in the hood...

04.01.2022 Giant Comedy Giant Dwarf is on EVERY THURSDAY at 7:30pm. This is your chance to catch some of the brightest and best in the comedy biz. Join us for a super night to enjoy the company of long time favourites, up-and-comers, and a few left field weirdos. There are only x45 tickets available and each ticket includes x2 drinks of your choice from our bar. Get in quick for Early Bird Tickets. Comedy has taken a hit and a half this year, so come out and support the folks that keep ...the world smiling! Line ups subject to change. Tickets available here: https://giantdwarf.com.au/events/giant-comedy

03.01.2022 Ever wondered how to place a Government Tender? APMP ANZ & City of Sydney Webinar | Winning Government Tenders: Unlocking Best Practice Bidding In this combined APMP ANZ and City of Sydney webinar you will learn how to tender for local government work and what the City of Sydney is looking for when evaluating tenders. ... We will also share practical tips, tools and techniques to improve your bidding activities and increase your win rate. This session is aimed at local businesses including small businesses, startups and social procurement organisations. Wednesday 7th October at 2.00pm Facilitated by: Karina Ames - Chair, APMP ANZ Chapter Andrea Ambrosio - Webinars Lead, APMP ANZ Chapter Presenters: Stefano Ferrarini - Procurement Manager & Ambassador of The Sustainable Procurement Pledge at City of Sydney Michael Buchanan - People, Performance, Technology Category Manager at City of Sydney Mark Riley - APMP ANZ Committee Member and T-29 Trainer Nigel Dennis - APMP ANZ Committee Member and BidWrite Trainer Register here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xuzUzavjR9qr5uRfw_hAZA

03.01.2022 As featured in our recent Covid recovery series, the Surry Hills Times reports on busy Sydneysiders and provides some tips on, well, how to look busy.

03.01.2022 An intimate song cycle for the end-times, spanning themes of ecstasy and desire, exorcism and repression, love and murder Tickets are on sale now.

03.01.2022 Have you checked out the very colourful new childrens playground at Shannon Reserve yet? The re-imagined City of Sydney playground allows local children to climb, swing and play as they get in touch with nature. The Shannon Reserve Playground on Crown Street was designed with feedback from local primary school students, community members and a playground consultant.... Children aged 6 months to 8 years can enjoy a climbing platforms, a wobbly bridge, a cubby house and speaking tubes and swings. A new nature play area includes a timber ramp and stepping stones for balancing and climbing. Inclusive play elements mean all children can enjoy the reserve. The reserve also has a new accessible entry point from Crown Street. Locals of all ages will also enjoy added shade, seats, a water station and paths along the edge of the reserve that make the most of the open green lawns. Check it out next time your on Crown Street. Photo credit: Paul Patterson

03.01.2022 LOCAL REWARDS PROGRAM GOING DIGITAL The SHCPs' Local Rewards program has had a great first month and a half with over 80 businesses and 300 cardholders, we’re off to a flying start. The program continues to develop and we’re announcing some exciting updates for our merchants and cardholders with the release of our card linking option and app in the coming weeks and months. ... Going forward, the Local Rewards program will be clearly structured into two products: Our Local Rewards program and our existing Local Rewards Gift Cards. Find out more. https://shcp.org.au/local-rewards-program-going-digital/

02.01.2022 ONLY 4 DAYS TO GO! Get in on the action and secure your Christmas Gifts at the Bourke Street Online Art Auction. https://www.32auctions.com/bourkestreetonlinear...tshow Bourke Street PS is incredibly proud to donate 10% of all profits to The Girls & Boys Brigade #bourkestreet #bourkestreetartshow #keepyourlocalalive #girlsandboysbrigade #shoplocal #homeoffice #zoom #wallart #design #homestyle #style #homeinspo #surryhills #sydney

02.01.2022 Sydney Metro is Australias biggest public transport project services started in May 2019 in the citys north west with a train every four minutes in the peak. Metro rail will be extended into the CBD and beyond to Bankstown in 2024. There will be new CBD metro railway stations underground at Martin Place, Pitt Street and Barangaroo and new metro platforms at Central Station. In 2024, Sydney will have 31 metro railway stations and a 66 km standalone metro railway system the... biggest urban rail project in Australian history. There will be ultimate capacity for a metro train every two minutes in each direction under the Sydney city centre. Systems Connect (an unincorporated joint venture between CPB Contractors and UGL Engineering) is delivering line-wide work including installing metro rail track, power systems, communications, signalling systems and infrastructure to turn the excavated tunnels into a working railway between Chatswood and Sydenham. Line-wide work also includes the permanent systems, services and buildings required for Sydney Metro operations between Chatswood and Bankstown. Power supply investigation work Surry Hills to Central is happening next week. Be aware that Systems Connect will be installing a new underground power cable from the Ausgrid substation at Surry Hills to Central Station. The power supply is required for the new metro train system. We carried out initial investigation work in the area in late 2019 and early-mid 2020. Further investigation is now needed on Elizabeth Street, the work will be carried out on Tuesday 28 July, Wednesday 29 July and Thursday 30 July between 8pm and 5am. Activities involve: - visual inspections - surveying using hand held instruments and ground penetrating radar equipment to check locations of existing utilities - removing road base and excavated material with a vacuum truck Temporary traffic lane closures will be in place during the work Lights will be directed away from residential properties when not in use. Some of this work will be noisy. We will carry out noise generating activities earlier in the shift wherever possible, to minimise impacts to residents and businesses. Maybe its time for that staycation in Darlo or Potts Point?

02.01.2022 How can social media help raise brand awareness during COVID-19 To support businesses during the pandemic, some social media platforms have launched initiatives to help businesses get back on their feet. Facebook: Shops... Facebook is one of the most popular tools for boosting brand awareness in the social sphere, as it allows businesses to keep in touch with a broad spectrum of audiences and quickly target specific demographics. In May this year, they stepped up their COVID-19 business support by launching Shops. This new feature allows businesses to sell their products directly on the platform or via their website. By helping businesses use Facebook as a digital marketplace for free, they have cut the steps to conversion to help boost businesses sales and allow them to reach more customers. Instagram: Support Small Business Since Instagram is part of the Facebook conglomerate, its no surprise it quickly followed suit when it came to supporting businesses during the pandemic. If you use Instagram, chances are youve already encountered the support small business sticker people have been using to give businesses shout-outs and to share content with their community through the Stories feature. The sticker allows businesses to connect with people who might be interested in them and lends itself to peer-to-peer recommendations, which can be very valuable right now. TikTok: Back to Business Though its not a social media platform in the traditional sense, short-form mobile video app TikTok has made sensational strides since the start of the pandemic, surpassing 2 billion global downloads across iOS and Android devices over the past few months. On the back of this success, they have launched Ads Manager, providing small businesses with a range of creative tools to help them reach new audiences and increase their brand awareness on the app. Theyre also giving away US$100 million in ad credit to small businesses. Their Back to Business program offers two ways of helping small businesses bounce back from the economic downturn caused by COVID-19. Not only will eligible businesses receive a one-time credit of US$300 to spend on Ads Manager, but TikTok is also offering to match any additional spending up to US$2,000, meaning your business could be eligible for a total of US$2,300 in credits. More info here: https://www.businessaustralia.com/

02.01.2022 #Repost @darlodarlings @alessandro____toscano , @luigi_esposito_chef and their team opened @pizzafritta180 the week before COVID rudely rolled into town and theyre still trading against all odds. Alessandro loves our Postcode 2010 community and is so grateful for all the support everyone continue to show. ... Pizza Fritta 180 offers amazing antipasto, awesome fried pizza and incredible cocktails. Its an absolute pleasure sitting up at the bar, people watching and chatting with their fab staff. Love your work Alessandro and Luigi. Cheers to your little slice of Italia in Surry Hills. A presto! Book here www.pizzafritta180.com.au #darlodarlings #surryhills #postcode2010 @mikeygalvin @shcpinc

01.01.2022 Local Rewards - Help For Inner East Businesses - https://mailchi.mp/shcp/local-rewards

01.01.2022 Help @CityofSydney shape the future of Oxford Street They are reviewing planning rules for Oxford Street and surrounds. From a sacred walking track of the Gadigal people to the parade ground of the annual Mardi Gras, Oxford Street has a rich and varied history. Loved by locals and visitors alike, Oxford Street remains one of Sydney's iconic destinations.... City of Sydney want to breathe new life into the area and ensure our planning rules continue to support cultural, creative and late-night activities. Explore Oxford Street with us by taking our self-guided walking tour on your mobile phone. Let us know what you love about the special places and venues along Oxford Street, or let us know what improvements could be made. You can also complete our online survey or write a love letter to Oxford Street. Online feedback closes on 3 November 2020. More information is available here: https:www.city.sydney/oxford-street City of Sydney will also hold workshops and meetings with residents, landowners, businesses and other interested groups later this year. Your feedback will help us prepare new planning rules which will be put on public exhibition next year.