Blame game over station parking
Commuters are unlikely to be told in advance when car spaces at Penrith Station will be closed for electrical work, with Penrith Council and...
Council to push for airport infrastructure
Maximising the benefits and minimising the impacts are the top priorities for Council after conditionally agreeing to support the development of an airport at...
Council "blindsided", says Thain
Penrith City Council will review their agreement with the developers of the Cranebrook Shopping Centre amid revelations developers are no longer undertaking construction in...
Greens want to drive home anti-CSG message
Penrith City Councillors are divided on whether or not to have ‘No Coal Seam Gas’ (CSG) signage attached to the city’s welcome signs.
Greens Councillor...
Rural rates in question
Rural residents have raised concerns over Council rates amid the public exhibition of Council’s four year Delivery Program.
The revised Delivery Program outlines the rates...
Concern over housing plan for Penrith Lakes
In the wake of the treacherous Sydney storms, concerns over proposed housing in the low lying Penrith Lakes development are bigger than ever, with...
New parking restrictions likely for Emu Plains
New 30 minute parking zones are set to be implemented along Russell Street at Emu Plains, pending consent from police and the Roads and...
Does size matter in Glenmore Park?
Amid debate on whether the move will be beneficial for prospective buyers or not, Penrith Council has moved a recommendation to change the size...
Mulgoa Road or Las Vegas?
Mulgoa Road has been compared to the Las Vegas main strip in a Penrith Council meeting that reassessed its position on movable signage.
Councillor Mark...
More CBD parking chaos
The two car park ramps in Allen Place car park in the Penrith CBD have fallen victim to ‘concrete cancer’, forcing Penrith Council to...
Let the true costs be known
Community facilities that are durable come with a large price tag according to Penrith Council. In response to public perception that...
Council switches on to new lights
Night time training and exercise at Jamison Park will become a whole lot easier with brand new lights and a lighting control system...
US Consul General visits Penrith
Penrith Mayor Ross Fowler has welcomed US Consul General Hugo Llorens to the local area. Mr Llorens, who was the guest of...
Sports ground closure update
Four of the five local sports ovals temporarily closed last month for public safety are on track to reopen for sport and community use...
Council aims to keep us safe
Penrith City Council will soon be implementing a new Community Safety Plan to ensure residents continue to feel secure in their own homes and...
Council's border bid
There was bipartisan, unanimous support from all councillors on Monday night to approach neighbouring local government areas with a proposition to expand Penrith Council’s...
Mixed response to White Paper
The State Government's highly anticipated White Paper on new planning laws for NSW has received a mixed reception from the local community. Penrith...
River siestas launched
To celebrate the Rowing World Cup, the beautiful Nepean River will be transformed into the perfect place for residents to siesta on a...
Council delivers with new parks
Penrith City Council is doing its bit to encourage healthy and active lifestyles amongst our youth, with investment in a spate of playgrounds...
Cheque to help local charities
Penrith City Council has presented a cheque worth $1,500 to the Great Walk Foundation to support the ongoing fundraising of the organisation for local...