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The Liverpool Plains Business Chamber Inc.
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23.01.2022 Zone 1 includes Currabubula, Quirindi, Wallabadah, Willow Tree, Werris Creek and Braefield. Residents must put items out for collection on Sunday 18 October. ...Zone 2 includes Caroona/Walhallow, Premer, Spring Ridge, Blackville, Borambil and Pine Ridge. Residents must put items out for collection on Sunday 25 October. Place your Bulky Waste neatly, next to the edge of the kerb, directly in front of your premises, ensuring it doesn’t block the footpath. It is important to separate metals from all other Bulky Waste and small items should be boxed or bagged. Please take special care securing items to avoid windblown littering. Each premises is allowed up to and must not exceed two (2) cubic metres, approximately equivalent to one standard 1.8288 x 1.2192 metre (6’x4’) level box trailer. It must be able to be reasonably removed by two people. ACCEPTABLE ITEMS for collection are household appliances and whitegoods which must be degassed with all doors removed, household furniture, painted wooden products and fittings, mattresses, pottery, ceramics and chinaware, minor building products, metal waste must be sorted separately ensuring tins are empty of any liquid and other bulky household items. Small items must be boxed or bagged. UNACCEPTABLE ITEMS for collection are trade industrial and shop wastes including plumbing fixtures, water tanks and tiling, wrecked motor vehicles and motor vehicle parts, tyres, building and demolition materials, concrete and bricks, household hazardous wastes such as paints, asbestos, solvents, chemicals, cleaners and unwanted medicines, lengths of material longer than 1.8 metres excluding mattresses, lounge suites etc., batteries, panes of glass, food scraps or household garbage, items still containing ozone depleting gasses such as fridges, freezers and air-conditioners, paint or liquids of any sort, fuel or oil and garden organics such as grass clippings, prunings etc. Council, through our contractor JR Richards and Son, have the right to reject any material that is considered unacceptable. Our landfill is a valuable community asset and diverting as many of these items for recycling as possible helps maximise its life. If you have further queries please call JR Richards and Sons on 1800 836 118.
19.01.2022 REPRODUCTION! Now that I have your attention :-) Just wanted to say here, as I mention to everyone who is interested in and buys the cast iron and tin products,... these are NEW and REPRODUCTION items, not original. They are not collectable or of high value. They are affordable look-a-likes for those who don't have thousands of $$$ to spend on original signage and memorabilia, and most importantly, they look NEW. Some may refer to these items as rubbish, and some grace their bars, mancaves, she sheds etc, with these historic brands we have grown up with, and have happy memories of those days. So if you prefer original, save a few months income and head out to the auctions. Having said that, I currently have 2 original Mobil drums at present, but affordable due to condition and other factors. So enjoy these items, knowing they are still made of good materials, but hot off the press so to speak. See more
16.01.2022 Did you know that Gowings Toyota can perform Front Wheel Alignments for ALL makes and models? Your car can go out of alignment in a variety of ways but the most... common is hitting something with your tyre at force. This is usually running over a pothole or an obstacle in the road like the gutter. This kind of sudden jolt can put your wheel out of alignment immediately. Call our Service Team to book your wheel alignment and get peace of mind you’ll be getting maximum distance from the only things that hold your vehicle to the road! 6746 1066
16.01.2022 See links at end of info to access a QR code through Service NSW, to recover your QR code if you’ve already registered a Covid-safe plan, details of how to chec...k in to a COVID Safe business on the Service NSW app and What you can and can't do under the rules. The new rules will apply to: business premises that are used for nail salons, beauty salons, hairdressing salons, waxing salons, tanning salons, spas, tattoo parlours and massage parlours hospitality venues, including casinos, food and drink premises, micro-breweries, small distilleries, pubs, small bars and registered clubs information and education facilities entertainment facilities function centres amusement centres aquariums crematoria drive-in cinemas funeral homes party buses properties operated by the National Trust or the Historic Houses Trust public swimming pools recreation facilities (indoor) recreation facilities (major) sex on premises venues sex services premises strip clubs vessels used for hosting functions or for commercial tours zoological parks and reptile parks. The new rules will also apply to events, including: corporate events funerals and memorial services and gathering after funerals and memorial services wedding services and gatherings after wedding services. Collecting customer information via QR codes is fast, accurate and secure. NSW businesses are urged to use the free QR code and the COVID Safe Check In via the Service NSW app. To access a QR code through Service NSW you will need to register your business as Covid-safe. You can do this at https://www.nsw.gov.au/register-your-business-as-covid-safe. If you're business has already registered as a COVID Safe, then you can recover your QR code and Service NSW will email you the link to your QR code and support posters. To recover your code go to https://www.nsw.gov.au/lost-qr-code For details of how to check in to a COVID Safe business on the Service NSW app go to https://www.service.nsw.gov.au//check-covid-safe-business- What you can and can't do under the rules - https://www.nsw.gov.au//what-you-can-and-cant-do-under-rul For customers entering venues without a mobile phone, venues are asked to record their details and time of entry on another device. Venues must manually collect contact details in instances where electronic forms cannot be accessed, including during internet outages. Collecting customer information via QR codes is fast, accurate and secure. NSW businesses are urged to use the free QR code and the COVID Safe Check In via the Service NSW app.
15.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS to Kaylene Miller and David Austin!!!! You've each have won a $50.00 gift voucher redeemable at any of the "Shop Local" Liverpool Plains participating businesses. Kaylene made her purchase at Quirindi Furniture One and David who made his purchase from Carlo's Supa IGA Quirindi... Today was our second draw in the "Shop Local" Liverpool Plains Competition in conjunction with 88.9fm/96.3fm for the Small Business Month of October. Get your entry in by spending $25 at participating businesses. Next draw is Thursday, 22nd October. Tune in to the More Music Workday program with Scotty McLaren at 2.15pm to hear if you're next week's winner of a $50 gift voucher.
14.01.2022 Our first Sunday Sesh ever; we can’t wait!
13.01.2022 Join in the Festive Spirit and enter the Liverpool Plains Shire Christmas Lights Competition 2020 (See full details re categories, entry forms and key dates be...low) Liverpool Plains Shire Council (LPSC) Mayor, Councillor Doug Hawkins OAM, is encouraging Shire residents and businesses to join in the spirit of Christmas and enter the LPS 2020 Christmas Lights Competition. Entries are now open and close on Monday 14 December at 9am. Already there are some great displays up around the Shire and there’ll be considerably more as we move into December. These displays bring a lot of joy, especially to younger children, as their parents take them out after dark to marvel at the lights and the scenes many portray. The competition is a bit of fun and the winners of each category will be awarded $100 Shop Local Vouchers, the Mayor said. There are 4 categories to be being judged - Best House Best Business Best Lights Display Best All Rounder Councillor Hawkins said entry forms are available online from the LPSC website at http://www.lpsc.nsw.gov.au/index.p/mycommunity/competitions, via survey monkey at www.surveymonkey.com/r/LPSXMAS20, Council’s Administration Centre, Werris Creek library and the Willow Tree Visitor Information Centre. He said judging will take place during the evenings of Monday 14 to Wednesday 16 December. Completed entry forms should be emailed to [email protected] or delivered to the facility where the entry forms were picked up from. The winners will be announced on Wednesday 23 December on Council’s Facebook page and in the Quirindi Advocate, he said. Christmas lights are enjoyment that can be delivered in a Covid-safe manner. It adds to community ambience as homes and businesses look stunning at night. They can help brighten us all up after what has been a rather difficult year for many and prepare us for spending holiday time relaxing with family and friends, he continued. I’d like to thank all those who join and share the spirit of the season and encourage others to get into the festive mood, by decorating their homes and businesses and bring extra Christmas cheer to the Liverpool Plains Shire, Councillor Hawkins concluded.
11.01.2022 REPEAT WEEKEND SPECIAL buy 2x200ml Hydrangeas and get a 140ml Hydrangea free
10.01.2022 We have such a great range of LPS available, we have expanded our section, just that bit more, so now you can really browse!! Specialising in 70s and 80s mains...tream but not limited in any way to this so you just may be surprised. Plus we have other fun collectibles available including Nintendo 64, Coke merchandise, antique, softdrink and cordial bottles and even items like old tins Find us at 118 George St, Quirindi and follow us right here online.
09.01.2022 At its September Ordinary Meeting, LPSC resolved to reduce the charges to sporting facility user groups by 50 per cent for the 2020/21 financial year. LPSC Mayo...r, Councillor Doug Hawkins OAM, said Council had received several requests from sporting facility user groups seeking a reduction in fees as COVD-19 impacted their clubs ability to run events, thus reducing their capacity to raise funds to pay the fees. LPSC acknowledges the importance of sport and recreation to the community and, as such during normal times, user fees are determined on a 30 per cent cost recovery basis with Council providing a significant subsidy to assist the user groups, many of which are organised and run by volunteers. The reduction for the rest of this financial year reduces that cost recovery to fifteen percent, he said. It is important that everything possible is done to assist these organisations to make it through the pandemic, so they continue to operate where possible now and into the future. No club has sought a total waiving of the fees, acknowledging that Council still incurs costs to maintain and operate these facilities even with lower usage, he continued. It is Council policy and part of the Community Strategic Plan to support local groups, including sporting, youth and recreational organisations. Community interest in sport and recreation was evident as Council developed the LP Recreation Strategy. Council is now embarking on the biggest investment in its history towards sport and recreation. Funding has been secured to the value of $3,117,950 to commence implementation of the Showground Precinct and the Quirindi Sporting Fields Precinct projects as well as funding from other sources for further developments at David Taylor Oval Werris Creek and recreation grounds in our smaller communities. There are exciting times ahead for sport and recreation in the Liverpool Plains Shire, he concluded.
09.01.2022 Have you heard about our ‘one-stop-shops’? We will be in Central NSW next week to talk about what Government support is available to help you and your family ge...t through the drought. Join us from 10am 2pm on the following days: Monday 19 Oct 20 Longfield Pavilion 54 Henry St, Quirindi Tuesday 20 Oct 20 Scone Arts & Crafts Centre 63 Kingdon St, Scone Wednesday 21 Oct 20 Merriwa Showground Dutton Street, Merriwa Thursday 22 Oct 20 Shop 50 Binnia St, Coolah These events bring together all levels of government, charities, not-for-profit and agricultural organisations to support farmers and rural and regional communities living through the immediate and longer-term effects of drought. It is an excellent opportunity for farmers, families and rural communities to grab a sausage sandwich, catch up with friends and neighbours and find out what support is available during drought and tough times. If you are in the area come down and say G’day. Rotary Australia Rural Financial Counselling Service NSW - Northern Region NSW Department of Primary Industries NSW Health The Salvation Army Australia SafeWork NSW Service NSW GIVIT NALAG NSW TAFE NSW Local Land Services NSW Rural Aid NSW Farmers #RegionalInvestmentCorporation Australian Government National Farmers' Federation Services Australia Australian Government Department of Health #quirindi Whats on Quirindi Liverpool Plains Shire Council #Scone Upper Hunter Shire Council Scone.com.au #Merriwa Upper Hunter Shire Council #Coolah Warrumbungle Shire Council
09.01.2022 More of the great buys in our liquor department this week On sale now until Tues 20th Oct 2020 at Carlo's IGA. #Carlos ... #IGA #grocery #whatsfordinner #hungry #food #beststoreintown #carlos #iga #lowprices #beer #wine #spirits
07.01.2022 REGISTER TODAY for the FREE online LIVE webcast for your business as part of Small Business Month events organised by Liverpool Plains Shire Council. Great opportunity!!!
06.01.2022 Christmas is only 10 weeks away.
05.01.2022 We are thrilled to welcome a new Chamber member. Unique Rustique reflects the love for all things vintage, collectible and just plain gorgeous! Experience a step back in time to when things were fun and carefree. You'll find your dream Man-Cave, She-Shed or Garden Oasis right inside their doors, presented in such a way as to motivate your inner-interior designer!! Enjoy a coffee or cold drink while you browse. No matter who you are, this is Retail Shopping Therapy at its BEST!
04.01.2022 LPSC is a proud supporter of the Go Local First campaign Now here’s your chance to win a $1,000 fuel voucher. After what we can all agree has been a challengi...ng year, Go Local First is giving you an excuse to get your loved ones together for lunch or brunch, your call! Become a #locallegend and plan a lunch, supplied by your local small businesses to be in the running to win yourself a $1,000 fuel voucher. All the details you need can be found at: https://golocalfirst.com.au/local-legends-lunch/ See more
02.01.2022 #COVID19 update Wednesday 14/10 NSW has reported 11 new cases of locally transmitted COVID 19 in the 24 hours to 8pm last night. Three cases in overseas travell...ers in hotel quarantine were also diagnosed. One case was temporarily reclassified from a confirmed to probable case on 12 October while under review is re-included today, having now being confirmed as a positive case. This brings the total number of cases in NSW to 4,121. NSW Health thanks the community for responding to calls for increased testing, with 16,021 tests reported to 8pm last night, compared with 8,609 in the previous 24 hours. Of the new cases to 8pm last night: Three were acquired overseas and are now in hotel quarantine Eleven were locally acquired, and all are linked to known cases Nine of the new cases reported today are linked to the Lakemba GP cluster, which now has 12 cases in total. All nine cases are household or other contacts of known cases, including three who attended the clinic. Contact tracing and investigations into the source of the cluster continue. Two of the new cases reported today are linked to the private clinic cluster, which now has 10 cases in total. One case attended the clinic, and the other is a staff member at the clinic. Contact tracing and investigations into the source of the cluster continue. One of the new cases of COVID-19 reported today attended the Narellan Town Centre on Camden Valley Way on 7 October from 11.30am to 1pm. Anyone who attended this venue at this time is considered a casual contact and must monitor for symptoms and get tested immediately if they develop any symptoms. After testing, they must remain in isolation until a negative test result is received. Everyone plays an important role in helping to contain the pandemic by testing quickly and following social distancing rules. Get tested on the day you get symptoms don’t wait to see if they go away. Assume it’s COVID-19 until proven otherwise by a test. There is no limit on how many tests you can have. Testing is quick, free, and easy and most people receive their test result within 24 hours. If you have even the mildest of symptoms like a runny nose or scratchy throat, cough, fever or other symptoms that could be COVID-19, please come forward for testing right away. Locations linked to known cases, advice on testing and isolation, and areas identified for increased testing can be found here: https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/latest-news-and-updates. NSW Health is treating 62 COVID-19 cases, including one in intensive care who does not require ventilation. Ninety-four per cent of cases being treated by NSW Health are in non-acute, out-of-hospital care.
01.01.2022 Black Friday sales have hit Carlo's IGA a day early! Some REALLY great bargains here. On sale Thurs 26th - Sunday 29th Nov 2020 at Carlo's IGA.
01.01.2022 Do you need new makeup or do you know someone who loves makeup or do you have a daughter that performs and needs good long lasting makeup? With 11 Fridays until... Christmas now is the best time to treat yourself or get that Christmas present with 50% of ALL Modelrock makeup and accessories. All stock must go!
01.01.2022 Stocked up on more cast iron and tin signs. Here is just a few of the cast iron; Coca-Cola, Fleece, Harley-Davidson and Triumph/Shell.
