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Interest in trampolines, basketball hoops, pull-up bars, and futsal grounds for diverse recreational activities.

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Wentworthville session.

3

Build a positive and healthy community with more parenting programs, yoga, and arts and crafts for kids.

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Wentworthville session.

0

More swimming pools, indoor play areas for wet weather, and a potential waterpark

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Wentworthville session.

2

Science-based events (e.g., science week), community education on topics like waste, and live music in local parks.

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Wentworthville session.

0

More libraries, local language books, and expanded activities for kids at multiple locations to reduce crowding and waiting times.

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Wentworthville session.

1

Create a smart city with Internet of Things integration

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Wentworthville session.

4

Council parking near Lane Street needs extra walls for protection.

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Wentworthville session

0

More CCTV cameras to enhance safety in the community.

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Wentworthville session.

2

Additional playgrounds, seats in parks, and outdoor gyms to create a happy and friendly environment for kids and families

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Wentworthville session.

1

More bike paths and green walks for outdoor activities

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Wentworthville session.

5

More green areas, more dense green spaces.

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

0

Bigger parks

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

1

No pollution - crack down on culprits.

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

1

Manage the excess ibis population

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

2

More astroturf sports fields for all weather playing

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

1

More diversity in shops / retail outlets

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

0

Less high-rise units, or more infrastructure to go with it.

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

3

More Women's only programs

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionThese should include: - swimming - sauna - gym From the Create Cumberland Granville session.

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Lots of big shady trees, birds and wildlife

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

1

Security guard for skateboard park

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

0

More cycle paths

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

3

Less concrete, more parks / open spaces

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

3

Focus on library services

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

1

More public art

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

1

More services and programs for seniors and adults

Posted by : Community Engagement

1 year ago

DescriptionFrom the Create Cumberland Granville session.

1

A barrier in the middle of Woodburn Rd at Berala Shops

Posted by : Odd1x

1 year ago

DescriptionThe amount of cars doing U-Turns in front of the shops and almost running people over or causing accidents is huge. It's an accident waiting to happen.

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Public Pickleball courts - no hire fees

Posted by : Local_person

1 year ago

DescriptionPickleball is one of the fastest growing racket sports. It has approx 40 million players in the USA. And is fast growing in Australia. There are a few public courts available however not enough. It would be good to replicate (in Cumberland/Pemulwuy) a public play area, no hire fees, like the one at Eastwood Brush Farm Park , which will be renovated. https://www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/HaveyourSay/Past-Have-Your-Say/Brush-Farm-Park-and-Lambert-Park-Draft-Masterplan-Stage-2

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No extra development

Posted by : Yvonne

1 year ago

DescriptionImprove the environment and built environment already here.

7

More trees

Posted by : Praven Uthayanathan

1 year ago

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HELP US 'CREATE CUMBERLAND'

Create Cumberland: Our Community Strategic Plan

Latest Create Cumberland News

What does Cumberland look like in the next 10 years?

Interest in trampolines, basketball hoops, pull-up bars, and futsal grounds for diverse recreational activities.

Build a positive and healthy community with more parenting programs, yoga, and arts and crafts for kids.

More swimming pools, indoor play areas for wet weather, and a potential waterpark

Science-based events (e.g., science week), community education on topics like waste, and live music in local parks.

More libraries, local language books, and expanded activities for kids at multiple locations to reduce crowding and waiting times.

Create a smart city with Internet of Things integration

Council parking near Lane Street needs extra walls for protection.

More CCTV cameras to enhance safety in the community.

Additional playgrounds, seats in parks, and outdoor gyms to create a happy and friendly environment for kids and families

More bike paths and green walks for outdoor activities

More green areas, more dense green spaces.

Bigger parks

No pollution - crack down on culprits.

Manage the excess ibis population

More astroturf sports fields for all weather playing

More diversity in shops / retail outlets

Less high-rise units, or more infrastructure to go with it.

More Women's only programs

Lots of big shady trees, birds and wildlife

Security guard for skateboard park

More cycle paths

Less concrete, more parks / open spaces

Focus on library services

More public art

More services and programs for seniors and adults

A barrier in the middle of Woodburn Rd at Berala Shops

Public Pickleball courts - no hire fees

No extra development

More trees

Cumberland City Council is a proud
member of the Engagment Institute.

HELP US 'CREATE CUMBERLAND'

Create Cumberland: Our Community Strategic Plan

Latest Create Cumberland News

What does Cumberland look like in the next 10 years?

Interest in trampolines, basketball hoops, pull-up bars, and futsal grounds for diverse recreational activities.

Build a positive and healthy community with more parenting programs, yoga, and arts and crafts for kids.

More swimming pools, indoor play areas for wet weather, and a potential waterpark

Science-based events (e.g., science week), community education on topics like waste, and live music in local parks.

More libraries, local language books, and expanded activities for kids at multiple locations to reduce crowding and waiting times.

Create a smart city with Internet of Things integration

Council parking near Lane Street needs extra walls for protection.

More CCTV cameras to enhance safety in the community.

Additional playgrounds, seats in parks, and outdoor gyms to create a happy and friendly environment for kids and families

More bike paths and green walks for outdoor activities

More green areas, more dense green spaces.

Bigger parks

No pollution - crack down on culprits.

Manage the excess ibis population

More astroturf sports fields for all weather playing

More diversity in shops / retail outlets

Less high-rise units, or more infrastructure to go with it.

More Women's only programs

Lots of big shady trees, birds and wildlife

Security guard for skateboard park

More cycle paths

Less concrete, more parks / open spaces

Focus on library services

More public art

More services and programs for seniors and adults

A barrier in the middle of Woodburn Rd at Berala Shops

Public Pickleball courts - no hire fees

No extra development

More trees

Cumberland City Council is a proud member of the Engagment Institute.

Cumberland City Council is a proud
member of the Engagment Institute.