Tranby, the independent learning organisation in Glebe for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, is having an Open Week from 3rd to 7th June 2013. Click here for further details in the flyer.
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Discover new aspects of Glebe and its fascinating history. Guided walks in August and September. Note: subject to change, due to COVID.
EVENT: More Glebe walks – Aug/Sept www.glebesociety.org.au Join members and friends to discover new aspects of Glebe and its fascinating history. Guided walks in August and September.
What sort of activities would you like to see take place at the Glebe Town Hall in St Johns Rd, if it could again become a staffed community centre? The Glebe Society would like to hear from you about the kinds of activities you would like to see happening there.
What community activities would you like to see in Glebe? www.glebesociety.org.au What sort of activities would you like to see take place at the Glebe Town Hall, if it could again become a staffed community centre?
The first buildings on the southern side of Arcadia Road were erected in the 1890s. Watch this space for a link to a detailed house-by-house survey.
Arcadia Rd (South) – the first owners and builders www.glebesociety.org.au When I wrote about Arcadia Rd in Bulletin 4 of 2017, I had enough information to write about the first owners of Arcadia Rd (north). Since then, I have learnt more about the NSW Land Records system...
Small grants to foster biodiversity awarded to SDN Preschool Glebe ‒ Native plant vertical garden; $1,450; Explore and Develop, Preschool, Annandale ‒ Connecting Country through classroom ecosystems ‒$1,100; Glebe Public School ‒ Glebe Public School environment project ‒ $2,000. Thanks to the late Jan Craney, former Convenor of the Society's Blue Wren Subcommittee.
2021 Craney Small Grants to support biodiversity projects in local preschools and schools www.glebesociety.org.au Small grants awarded to SDN Preschool Glebe, Explore and Develop Preschool, Annandale and Glebe Public School. to foster biodiversity. Thanks to the late Jan Craney, former convenor of the Society&...
At a recent meeting with the NSW Minister for Water, Property and Housing, the Society raised its concerns about the poor maintenance of public housing in Glebe and the need to explore ways of adding additional housing by low rise infill that reflects the scale and character of Glebe, rather than rezoning to allow high rise.
Society meets with State Government to discuss affordable and social housing www.glebesociety.org.au Ian Stephenson and Brian Fuller, the Society’s Planning and Heritage convenors, recently joined Deputy Lord Mayor Linda Scott at a meeting with the Hon. Melinda Pavey MP, Minister for Water, ... |
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