We’re offering residents a free declutter workshop to help celebrate the launch of this year’s Waste to Art sculpture – a powerful owl’s nest!
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20 May 2019
Community, business and school groups worked to clear rubbish in the local government area for Clean Up Australia Day 2019.
06 Mar 2019
The professional investigators from the Western Sydney based Regional Illegal Dumping Squad (RID) have expanded their operations into the Blue Mountains this month.
21 Jan 2019
We’re calling on the Blue Mountains community to take part in a landmark recycling survey.
18 Jan 2019
It’s not quite online dating but Council is hoping to match food scraps with compost bins across the Blue Mountains, with the launch of the Compost Hub program.
06 Sep 2018
Blue Mountains City Council has been following the popular ABC TV series, ‘War on Waste’ with great interest. The documentary has attracted national attention and action and provides an opportunity to reflect on our own success in managing waste in the Blue Mountains.
31 Aug 2018
Blue Mountains City Council has endorsed the Draft Western Sydney Regional Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Strategy that is expected to increase recycling and combat illegal dumping across the Western Sydney region.
25 Jun 2018
The Blue Mountains Waste to Art community project was inspired by creating something great out of rubbish by giving it a silver lining. The Tetra Town Tipi came to life last week at a community workshop.
14 May 2018
Blue Mountains City Council is urging residents to keep recycling in light of recent media coverage of Ipswich Council abandoning its recycling service and changes to Australia’s recycling export market.
20 Apr 2018