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Bag Free Pennant Hills, Sydney Water, Hornsby Shire Council and the Pennant Hills District Civic Trust have all joined forces to combat the impact of plastic on our local environment.

The rehabilitation of Hornsby Quarry passed a major milestone over the weekend, with delivery of the last truckload of spoil from the NorthConnex tunnel project.

More than 550 residents called upon Hornsby Shire Council for assistance after last Saturday’s major storms damaged homes, left roads blocked by debris and caused multiple power outages.

Hornsby Shire Council’s Community Recycling Centre has more than one reason to celebrate its first birthday this month – the community recycling service has exceeded all expectations.

Hornsby Shire Council has taken decisive action to solve the problem of abandoned shopping trolleys, collecting more than 450 trolleys from the streets of Hornsby last night.

Council at its meeting of 14 November 2018, resolved to place an Interim Heritage Order (Section 25 NSW Heritage Act, 1977), on the property known as No.62 Manor Road, Hornsby (Lot 3, DP524288) to enable a full and proper evaluation of the heritage significance of the trees and gardens within the property and to prevent any harm to the site in the interim.

Federal Minister for the Environment Melissa Price has commended Hornsby Shire Council for its innovative feral cat management program.

Hornsby Shire Council has adopted a Sportsground Strategy that will ensure there are adequate outdoor sports recreational facilities into the foreseeable future.

The artists of Hornsby Shire will throw their doors open once more for the annual Arcadian Artists’ Trail, one of the key highlights of the Festival of the Arts.

Hornsby Shire Council is welcoming and congratulating 10 new street library hosts, the winners of Council’s street library give-away.