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Construction has commenced on a public boardwalk and shared pathway at Brooklyn — the second phase of a significant active transport project in the area, funded by the NSW Government’s Get NSW Active and Metropolitan Greenspace programs.

Hornsby Shire Council is again welcoming the return of its popular Native Plant Giveaway Program this August, inviting all residents of Hornsby Shire to nurture their local environment by booking an appointment to collect four free native plants.

Galston Village will undergo significant enhancements to its main street and surrounding areas, transforming it into a vibrant place to relax, dine and play, while preserving its unique character. At its General Meeting last night, Council endorsed the draft Galston Village Public Domain Plan and will now undertake detailed design development, guided by the feedback from the community.

While Hornsby Shire Council is pleased that the NSW Government’s Transport Orientation Development (TOD) Program for Hornsby endorses its existing Hornsby Town Centre Masterplan, which identifies opportunities for over 4,900 new dwellings and 5,000 new jobs, supported by open spaces, a new multi-purpose community facility, pedestrian, cycling networks and enhanced public transport and road access, what is not clear is how the government intends to support the delivery of these necessary upgrades.

Have you ever come across a caravan parked outside a public place, or a shopping trolley unattended on the footpath, making it difficult to navigate with a pram? Unattended vehicles and trolleys not only mar the beauty of our streets, but also may pose hazards to both pedestrians and drivers.

Repairs and upgrades to a much loved playground in Pennant Hills have begun, six months after falling victim to vandalism late last year.

From counting penguins, to spotting whales and plotting platypus, the phenomenon of citizen science has swept the world in recent years.

In celebration of NAIDOC Week this July, Hornsby Shire Council is excited to present a series of free, engaging activities held at Hornsby Library.

The Northern Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (NSROC) is echoing the shock and disappointment expressed by Hornsby Shire Council after the NSW Government’s announcement of the withdrawal of critical sports facility funding for Westleigh Park last week.

Hornsby Shire Council is encouraging residents to join millions of people across the globe in the Plastic Free July® Challenge to reduce their plastic waste and be part of the solution.