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Friday, 03 May 2024 16:27

SHOCK AT SUDDEN DEATH OF OUR MAYOR

TRIBUTES FLOW for Tony Bleasdale OAM
THE sudden death of Blacktown City Mayor, Tony Bleasdale OAM, while on a flight home to Sydney from an official visit  to China has shocked the community with tributes flowing for "a great servant of the city"..

Thursday, 02 May 2024 18:44

COUNCIL OFFERING SANDBAGS TO RESIDENTS

BLACKTOWN City Council and the State Emergency Service (SES) are providing sandbags to help residents prepare for heavy rain and possible flooding over the next few days.
 
Blacktown City is forecast to receive up to 110 mm of rain on Friday and Council staff have been busy filling sandbags so residents can protect their properties from localised flooding. Up to 40 mm of rain is forecast for Saturday.
 
Residents who need sandbags should first call the SES on 132 500 to arrange pickup from a local SES collection point.
Mayor Tony Bleasdale OAM said Council and the SES were working together to minimise the impact of the downpour on residents.
 
“Council staff and SES volunteers will be working proactively to try and ensure the safety of our residents and protect
properties,” he said.
 
“I encourage people to follow the advice of the SES and want to wish our local volunteers good luck for what may be a busy time.”
 
Residents can monitor Council’s Disaster Dashboard on www.blacktown.nsw.gov.au.
 
The SES is encouraging people to prepare by cleaning gutters, moving cars from underneath trees and trimming branches.
 
Motorists are urged not to drive through flooded roads.
 
People can download the Hazards Near Me app for the latest warnings and information.
 
Those who require assistance with storms and flooding can call the SES on 132 500. For life threatening emergencies, call 000.
 
Tuesday, 30 April 2024 21:09

LOCAL SPOTLIGHT ON WOMEN'S HEALTH

Toongabbie forum focus on diabetes crisis
ALISON ADAMS
DID you know women are more than twice as likely to ignore, skip or delay disclosing their health issues to a health care professional than men?
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