Blue Mountains Library is launching a brand-new program for toddlers this year to add to its already popular early literacy programs for preschoolers: Toddlertime.

Since it was proposed in 2018, Blue Mountains City Council has opposed the State Government’s Low Rise Housing Diversity Code applying in the Blue Mountains.

The Blue Mountains welcomed 36 new Australian citizens at a moving ceremony at Blue Mountains Theatre & Community Hub on the evening of Wednesday, 25 January.

On 23 December 2022, a Council recycling truck was forced to do an emergency unload after the load it was carrying caught fire. The likely cause of the fire was the incorrect disposal of hazardous waste, such as batteries.

The Seniors Festival is back again for another year, and Council is celebrating with a month-long program of events from 1-28 February.

The Blue Mountains community is being asked to have their say on the Draft Parking Strategic Plan 2022.

Blue Mountains Mayor, Cr Mark Greenhill, has slammed the state government for reports that it’s considering changing the boundaries of the Blue Mountains National Park in order to raise the Warragamba Dam wall.

Blue Mountains City Council and Sydney Water are jointly funding a stormwater treatment project within the Knapsack Creek Catchment in Glenbrook. 

Summer wouldn’t be the same without Blue Mountains Library’s Summer Reading Challenge. The challenge is returning for the 15th year and will run from 1 December – 31 January.

Saturday 3 December is International Day of People with Disability (IDPWD).