More than 60 local government representatives, academics and community groups from around Australia will attend a forum in the Blue Mountains on Tuesday, 19 February, to share knowledge on the growing risks that come with longer, more intense bushfire seasons.

We’re celebrating older people in the Blue Mountains in February, with the annual Blue Mountains Seniors Recognition Awards and a month-long program of activities.

Blue Mountains City Council has formally opposed the NSW Government’s proposal to raise Warragamba Dam allowing parts of the World Heritage Listed Blue Mountains National Park to be flooded.

Blue Mountains City Council recognised local citizens for their outstanding contribution to the community and welcomed 17 residents as Australian citizens at the 2019 Blue Mountains Local Citizen of the Year Awards and Citizenship Ceremony held at the Blue Mountains Theatre in Springwood yesterday.

Community infrastructure and public spaces across the Blue Mountains will receive a boost, with the announcement of successful projects under Round 1 of the Western Parkland City Liveability Program, part of the Western Sydney City Deal.

We’re looking for new members for the Blue Mountains Youth Council. If you are aged between 12 and 19 years and have a passion for our community and the environment, then apply today to join!

Eight permanent drinking water stations have been installed at recreational spaces across Blue Mountains City Council Local Government Area.

Blue Mountains City Council officially opened its adult change facility at Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub this month.

Blue Mountains City Council, working closely with The Gully Traditional Owners, is undertaking a review of the existing Plan of Management for The Gully in Katoomba and is inviting the community to get involved.

The new Blue Mountains Visitor Information Centre at Glenbrook is now officially open.