LGNSW delegates have voted unanimously to support a Blue Mountains City Council motion to seek regulatory reform of the NSW planning system, regarding the delayed implementation of development consents.

In mid-October, Council will start work on upgrades to enhance Echo Point for the community and visitors. 

Have your say on our draft Local Planning Statement, Blue Mountains 2040: Living Sustainably from 30 September 2019 to 15 November 2019. 

Blue Mountains City Council has recommended that Springwood Country Club seek a loan from private financial institutions to pay for works to remove Asbestos Containing Materials, prior to the Council formally responding to the club’s request that the Council expend funds on th

The EPA has discontinued its investigation into the management and disposal of asbestos waste by Blue Mountains City Council at a range of locations.

On 25 March 2018, the Council issued a media release that reported on the Council’s adoption of the recommendations made in a report from McCullough Robertson...

Council has welcomed sixteen new members to its 2019 Blue Mountains Youth Council and thanked outgoing members for their service.

Blue Mountains City Council will consider permanently closing the resource recycling platform at the Katoomba Resource Recovery & Waste Management Facility, following the discovery of suspected Asbestos Containing Material (ACM).

For the second time the Council has been vindicated by an independent Public Inquiry.

Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill has joined with Council CEO, Dr Rosemary Dillon, in calling for urgent action on a pile of fill that contains Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) that is sitting in the open on the Springwood golf course.