Neighbourhood Centre Week, 9-15 May, is a nationwide initiative to celebrate the role of neighbourhood centres in local communities across the nation.

Throughout the last two years of extraordinary and trying times, our community has been lifted by the many who choose to help.

Council is in the process of updating our key planning documents, and we need your help!

On Tuesday 12 April, hosted the Seniors Week Recognition Awards, where 23 individuals and 2 organisations were acknowledged and honoured for their outstanding work assisting local seniors in the Blue Mountains.

From Tuesday 26 April, the Glenbrook Visitor Information Centre will resume its pre-COVID service levels, opening seven days a week. They’re also joining forces with Council’s Customer Service team, who are opening a new temporary Customer Service Centre for lower mountains residents on site.

Blue Mountains City Council warns of unlicensed tree removal contractors, or 'Tree Loppers', operating in the city looking to exploit vulnerable residents. 

Work will recommence at South Lawson Park after Easter, following additional community consultation in March.

Blue Mountains City Council is creating its next Disability Inclusion Action Plan, or ‘DIAP’, and invites those living with a disability to have their say. 

Council has honoured long-serving former Councillor and Deputy Mayor Chris Van der Kley as a Free Citizen of the City of Blue Mountains.

The sustained and excessive wet period has resulted in Iron bacteria blooms appearing in several areas across the Blue Mountains.