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22.01.2022 A busy few days ahead at the new office:- electrical work internet and data cabling furniture install ... inside signage relocation of phones, computers and client files On track to be open and operational in the new office from Monday 12th October 2020 #newoffice #relocation #officesignage

17.01.2022 SUMMER WATER RESTRICTIONS APPLY FROM TODAY It's the first day of October (pinch and a punch) and that means we transition from Winter level one water restrictio...ns to Summer. What does this mean?? WATERING GARDENS AND LAWNS You can: Water lawns and gardens using hand held hose with a trigger nozzle or other device that can be shut off instantly and/or irrigation systems, sprinklers or soaker hoses between 6pm to 9am daily You can't: Use irrigation systems, sprinklers, soaker hoses or hand held hoses between 9am and 6pm Leave sprinklers, hose and taps running unattended Use a hand held hose without a trigger nozzle or other device that can be shut off instantly at anytime WASHING HARD SURFACES You can: Spot clean for safety, health or emergency reasons with a hand held hose fitted with a trigger nozzle You can't: Use a hose for general cleaning of hard surfaces such as paths, driveways, concrete and paved areas WASHING VEHICLES AND BOATS You can: Wash at anytime using a buckets and a hand held hose with a trigger nozzle or other device that can be shut off instantly Wash your car or boat on the lawn, your grass will benefit You can't: Wash on hard surfaces (paths, driveways, concrete or paved areas) Wash at any time without a trigger nozzle or other device that can be shut off instantly WASHING EXTERNAL WALLS AND WINDOWS You can: Spot clean for safety, health or emergency reasons with a bucket and hand held hose fitted with a trigger nozzle You can't: Use a hose for general cleaning FILLING PRIVATE POOLS OR SPAS You can: Top up an existing pool at any time fixed to a timer Fill a new or renovated pool or spa at any time fixed to a timer Use a pool cover to prevent evaporation You can't: Top up a pool without being fixed to a timer Leave an unattended hose running in a pool Submerge the hose in the pool, always leave a gap between the hose and the surface water

16.01.2022 Our team has the experience and skill set of a large law firm with the personalised service you would expect from a small, local legal practice. #huntervalleyl...awfirm #conveyancingnsw #willsandestates #personalinjurylaw See more

14.01.2022 Dive in Cinema 10 January: Aquaman (M) 17 January: Finding Nemo (G) 24 January: The Shallows (M) Along with the movie, there will also be a silent disco, food t...rucks, volleyball and lawn games, as well as free swim time for all tickets holders before the movie starts. To purchase tickets head to www.mymaitland.com.au/dive-in-cinema or visit one of Maitland's Aquatic Centres. See more

10.01.2022 If you have family and friends in the fire-affected areas, please share these numbers with them. #nswfires #joplinlawyers #thejoplinway #thejoplinexperience #familylawyer #divorcelawyer #criminallawyer #propertylawyer #singleton #maitland #mymaitland #muswellbrook #regionallawyer

09.01.2022 TWILIGHT | AUSTRALIA DAY EVE Kick off the January long weekend in style with our FREE family event. Come and join us for an evening of live music by ... award-winning performers Audio Vixen Jumping castles | Face painting | Balloon twisters Mechanical bull | Food trucks Saturday 25 January | 6.30pm > 10pm

09.01.2022 MORE PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICES TO COMMENCE IN SINGLETON ON 5 JANUARY 2020 After 10 years of campaigning, the Two More Trains for Singleton group has achieved the...ir aim with an announcement by Regional Transport and Roads Minister Paul Toole at Singleton Railway Station today. Mayor of Singleton, Cr Sue Moore and Member for Upper Hunter Michael Johnsen MP, along with representatives from Two More Trains for Singleton, were on hand to hear that two additional passenger services between Singleton and Newcastle would commence from 5 January 2020. The afternoon services would give commuters an additional two hours in Newcastle or Sydney without missing the last train home. This is a great achievement for the community, and a campaign that Council has whole-heartedly supported particularly as part of the Singleton Advocacy Agenda, Cr Moore said. I’m thrilled with this outcome and congratulate everyone who has been involved in the countless meetings, letters and petitions over the years to achieve this result, in particular Martin Fallding and Anne Boyd. It’s now up to us in the community to take advantage of their hard work and use these services to make sure they not only continue, but that we might even continue to grow our passenger timetable.

08.01.2022 10 January 2020 Cessnock Performing Arts Centre $20

04.01.2022 It’s spring and for most snake species it’s mating time. This time of year can see male snakes move great distances in search of females. The drive to mate and ...following scent trails can make snakes quite oblivious to their surrounds and they can find themselves in areas or situations they would normally do their absolute best to avoid. It can be a very challenging time for them as they travel searching for a mate and cross paths with people, vehicles, pets etc. Please keep this in mind. Best thing to do is give them space and allow them to continue their search. If you are uncomfortable with this, calling a catcher is always next best. Snakes are NOT more aggressive this time of year. A very common myth that is thrown around. They are too focussed on mating to care about anything else. If you require any info, a snake identified or would like one removed, feel free to contact me at Bill's Snake Relocate Picture is a tiger snake (Notechis scutatus).

04.01.2022 ~ FAREWELL THE OLD BANK ~ These doors have housed Shaw & Bunner Legal for nearly three years now and we have enjoyed the opportunity to grow a law firm within t...he walls of such a character filled building. Whilst the Bank has been the perfect starting point, the time has come for us to move on as we have simply outgrown the usable space. Our new office will not be far ~ a few doors up the road in fact ~ and we take the keys today. We hope to be operational from the new office by the end of next week #watchthisspace It will be a sad day when we close the Bank doors for good however excited for the next chapter! #newofficespace #officerelocation

03.01.2022 We are opened for business after our Christmas break, the manikins are climbing over the Artists Tool Boxes put together before Christmas and are on sale now.

02.01.2022 BULK WASTE COLLECTION This weekend is the perfect time to do some spring cleaning, with Bulk Waste Collection returning to Singleton this month! Things will be ...slightly different this year, so make sure you read the terms and conditions below: Residents can put out up to 2m3 of domestic waste (equivalent to a 6’ x 4’ box trailer, loaded just under 1m high) Our rangers will be conducting surveillance before, during and after the bulk waste campaign this year, to ensure compliance with requirements and safety of the community & staff completing the pick-up Residents are to place waste to the kerbside or front gate of rural properties during the weekend before collection week (Sat/Sun 9th & 10th Nov for Urban areas & Sat/Sun 16th & 17th Nov for Rural areas). Waste must not be put out prior to this or after the weekend cut-off; rangers will be monitoring. Loose rubbish must be placed in bags or boxes Materials stacked on the kerbside should not obstruct traffic or pedestrians All items placed for collection should be capable of being loaded by hand by two adults (items under 40kg and less than 1.5m in length) Any materials placed on the kerb after the specified time or not complying with these collection guidelines will not be collected Failure to remove waste that is deemed unacceptable by Council from the kerb following collection may result in a fine ACCEPTABLE ITEMS General household bulky waste Fully dismantled swing sets + trampolines Scrap metal Rolled floor coverings up to 1.5m in length Furniture UNACCEPTABLE ITEMS Mattresses Whitegoods e-waste + airconditioners Green waste Hazardous solids/ liquids + batteries Commercial builders rubble + bricks Tyres Mirrors, glass tabletops, window panes, sliding glass doors