Latest News
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AnnouncementsNorthConnex tunnel opens tomorrow
Hornsby Shire Council is celebrating the opening of the NorthConnex tunnel that connects the M1 and M2 freeways, bringing to fruition a project that Council -
Council NewsMore chances for community input on future plans
At this week’s meeting Hornsby Shire Council placed another series of draft strategies and studies on public exhibition for feedback from the community. -
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Hornsby Council temporarily closes building for asbestos testing
Hornsby Shire Council has temporarily closed its main administrative building because trace amounts of asbestos were found within a section of the ceiling space. -
Council News40km/h High Pedestrian Activity Area for Pennant Hills Town Centre
Pennant Hills town centre is now safer for pedestrians, with the introduction of a 40km/h High Pedestrian Activity Area. -
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New term for deputy mayor and many strategies on show
Michael Hutchence was re-elected as deputy mayor at last night’s meeting of Hornsby Shire Council, while a significant number of draft strategies were placed on -
Council NewsBe prepared for emergencies - especially bushfire season
Hornsby Shire Council is urging residents to make sure their emergency plans are up to date, as part of the Red Cross’ Emergency Preparedness Week. -
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Council sets record straight on amalgamation money
Hornsby Shire Council has issued a statement correcting the public record about the $90 million that was received from the NSW Government in the aftermath -
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Byles Creek and Cherrybrook on the agenda at Council meeting
A number of significant decisions were made at last night’s meeting of Hornsby Shire Council, including plans for a walking track strategy in the Byles -
Council NewsSenior housing developments banned in rural areas
Hornsby Shire Council has chalked up a significant win, with the NSW Government banning senior housing developments in rural areas. -
Council NewsCouncil plants tree number 25,000 while Greening Our Shire
At first glance it seemed pretty routine, Council planting more trees in Pennant Hills, as has been happening across Hornsby Shire for more than two