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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A fabulous community event held last Sunday - Glebe Society’s Christmas Gathering! Over 135 attended, including the family members of the children performing. The Land and Environment Court has approved the demolition of the former Remand Centre behind Bidura on Glebe Point Rd. Local views on this matter are polarised. Some see the building as a monstrosity that is out of place in Glebe. Others see it as having heritage significance as a good example of brutalist architecture. What we can all agree on, however, is that it's demolition will cause major disruption to Glebe, particularly Bidura's neighbours. UrbanGrowth NSW Development Corporation is describing Wentworth Park a 'Growth Centre' area. Despite recently changing Wentworth Park from orange ('growth centre') to green with orange stripes ('growth centre area (land)'), we're still worried. (see the pics). A music video filmed in Glebe - for a song about GlebeVideo shot and edited by Hugh Hamilton. First single from Zoë Carides' debut album - When I Was Little, released 23 March 2018. Produced by John Encarnacao &... Attention Boyce Street residents. City of Sydney is proposing to add some median strips planted with angophoras. See the plans and comment by 30 November. New medians and more trees in Boyce Street, Glebe - City of Sydney cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au We invite your feedback on a proposal to install 4 central median strips and plant 12 trees on Boyce Street, Glebe. The proposal is part of our commitment to improve our streets and provide more shade to help cool the city. |
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