The Glebe Community Newsletter is a regular newsletter that is published locally and distributed via email. Written by locals it features stories of local interest in the community. The Sep-Oct 2011 issue is now available by clicking here, or you can subscribe to the newsletter by contacting the Glebe Community Development Project on 9660-3943 or email to alison.depree@sydney.edu.au
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Laurel Tree House, a long-standing and much-loved not-for-profit childcare centre in Forest Lodge run by KU Children's Services, is set to close at the end of the year after the NSW Land & Housing Corporation (LAHC) announced its intention to sell the site. Parents have been campaigning to bridge the issues between stakeholders to save this precious community asset.
Long-standing community childcare under threat www.glebesociety.org.au Laurel Tree House, a long-standing and much-loved not-for-profit childcare centre in Arundel St, Forest Lodge run by KU Children’s Services, is set to close at the end of the year after the N...
William P. Macintosh was responsible for fine sculptures at the entrances to the Queen Victoria Building and many other public buildings in Sydney, Brisbane and Canberra. He migrated from Scotland in 1880 and moved to in Glebe in 1888.
www.glebesociety.org.au William P. Macintosh was responsible for fine sculptures at the entrances to the Queen Victoria Building and many other public buildings in Sydney, Brisbane and Canberra. He migrated from Scotland ...
The Glebe Society has identified a need for a native plant nursery in our area - see our letter to the Lord Mayor about this, and her response.
Glebe needs a nursery for local native plants www.glebesociety.org.au On 1 May, Janet Wahlquist, President, wrote to the Lord Mayor on behalf of the Blue Wrens Subcommittee which has identified a need for a native plant nursery in the LGA. See the Lord Mayor’s ...
At the prompting of the Glebe Society, Millers Point Residents Action Group and the Paddington Society, the City of Sydney Council is planning to develop heritage information and education programs for owners of heritage homes.
Council’s heritage education program www.glebesociety.org.au At the prompting of the Glebe Society, Millers Point Residents Action Group and the Paddington Society, the City of Sydney Council is planning to further develop heritage information and education ...
Mystery photo for July 2021 - do you know where we are? Email your guesses to history@glebesociety.org.au.
www.glebesociety.org.au This month’s mystery photo. Somewhere in Glebe or Forest Lodge! |
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