Penrith City Council is doing their bit to get behind the Panthers ahead of the Preliminary Final this weekend.
Council is encouraging fans to show their support by decorating their houses and workplaces with red, green and black, in true Panther’s spirit.
To help, Council is giving away free posters, available from the Civic Centre and St Marys Office.
Penrith City Libraries have also joined in too and have limited numbers of a Panthers-Council bookmark which is available from each of three three libraries (Penrith, St Marys and St Clair).
Children at Council’s Children’s Services will show their support with a Panther’s colouring-in, which is available to download.
Penrith City Council General Manager Andrew Moore is thrilled that the Penrith Panthers are in the Finals, with community spirit high in the hope of winning another grand final.
“The City is excited that our beloved Panthers are making Penrith proud once again, hoping to defend their premiership title. I would encourage all Panthers fans to decorate their home and get their hands on as much Panthers memorabilia as possible,” Moore said.
“Our limited-edition poster can be picked up from Council’s Civic Centre or at our St Marys office. This year, we’re also offering bookmarks from our Council libraries which I’m sure will be met with lots of excitement and be in short supply.
“The poster and bookmarks are yet another way that Council and fans can show their support for the Panthers, and I expect them to run out quickly,” Moore said.
“Council has been busy installing flags, and banners right across the Penrith LGA as we cheer on the Panthers for what could be a historic fifth consecutive grand final appearance.”
The posters are limited to two per household/business and the bookmarks are limited to one per person while stocks last. To download the colouring in sheet, click here.
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