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Hornsby Shire Council in association with the NSW Government have proudly unveiled a new Children’s Forest in Galston today — only the second of its kind in Australia and an innovative new feature of the Shire’s already treasured Fagan Park.

Hornsby Shire Council’s draft 2024-2027 Delivery Program and 2024/25 Operational Plan (DPOP), which details the many steps Council will take to ensure Hornsby Shire becomes more resilient and maintain its natural environment, was adopted for public exhibition at its General Meeting on Wednesday 10 April.

Hornsby Shire Council is delighted to announce that two local cricket initiatives designed to promote diversity in cricket have been recognised at the Cricket NSW 2024 Community Cricket Awards.

Hornsby Shire Council has an exciting program of free events in store for Youth Week 2024. Celebrating this year’s theme, ‘Express. Empower. Get loud!’, there is something for everyone with a chance for young people to learn something new, have fun, and showcase their talents.

Hornsby’s most loved local festival, Westside Vibe is returning on Friday 3 May, with a lineup of entertainment and international cuisine that promise an evening overflowing with rhythm, colour and the sensory delights.

Following the success of the popular Car Boot and Clothing Swap markets last year, a second hand market will be coming to Coronation StrEat, Hornsby for the first time on Sunday, 14 April 2024. The market provides residents with an opportunity to declutter some of their pre-loved items in an environmentally conscious manner, offering others the opportunity to discover thrifty treasures.

Residents of Hornsby Shire are proud of our native bushland setting, our leafy streets and bush reserves. On top of their critical functions for our local ecosystems and for wildlife habitat, an abundance of native plants and trees also gives the Bushland Shire its unique appeal in the Sydney region.

Hornsby Shire Council has launched an innovative new support program aimed at reducing the stigma of mental health and promoting conversation on the topic in the workplace.

Entries are currently open to Hornsby Shire Council’s Remagine Art Prize. Now in its fourteenth year, Remagine has become a staple on the calendar of waste and environment-themed art prizes in Australia. This time around, we’re calling on artists to submit works in response to the theme Crossroads of Consumption, with a total of $11,000 in prize value up for grabs.

Did you know that the stormwater network is separate from the sewer system? What you do outside with your car wash detergent, paint brushes, fertiliser, grass clippings, dog poo and other waste has a big impact on our local waterways.