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Collapse Issue 454 - 24 Sep 2018Issue 454 - 24 Sep 2018
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Council does not have $1.2M to start dredging program
Service NSW hub 'still not open'
Express services to be doubled during peak periods
Mayor joins campaign to replace level crossing
Group starts campaign against over-development
Proposal to build six units
Three townhouses proposed to replace single dwelling
Plans may have to change
Association objects to Killcare Heights fencing
Dredging program to cost $2.45 million
Residents disappointed by lack of information
Emergency dredging 'a failure to date' - Mehrtens
Work with nature and science to keep costs down - CEN
Accident blamed on 'unsuitable wharf'
Tesch petition for Woy Woy wharf upgrade
Software company wins interest-free loan
Funding for outdoor water park
Change of code may stop public addressing council
Is Peninsula is the worst heat sink on the Coast?
School holiday activities to be held on Peninsula
Woytopia to be held on October 14
Peninsula's water and sewerage prices may drop
Local conservationist seeks election to national body
Marine Watch holds final meeting
Proposal to review Council facilities management
Meander at Warrah Trig
Free movie at Umina cafe
Former exchange student to speak at youth night
Red Carpet Day declared a success
'Pop-up' garden space with free activities
Council to consider local procurement policy
Poetry competition opens
Brigades promote awareness ahead of fire season
Evening honours fire fighters
Celebrating 60 years in business in Woy Woy
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Remembrance Day service will be held as usual
DCP that does not control is no improvement
Chambers Place flats are poorly sited
Why is MP being denied Crown Lands list?
A mobile phone is now a must
Council has not done enough
Change the date
Collapse  HEALTH HEALTH
Bone density scans
Hospital licensed to provide Parkinson's program
Hospital announces three new doctors
Second donation buys second tilt recliner chair
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Theatre production to support autism school
Inside the Square art show
Annual craft exhibition is being planned
Art fair to be held at Patonga
Horsfield Bay artists exhibits in Patonga
Battlefield Ban return to Troubadour
Jazz in the Arboretum coincides with art exhibition
Craft centre condition impresses council, says president
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College student sets State athletics records
Breakfast club at Woy Woy
Before and after-school care at Umina
Umina wins debating in local division
Kindergarten students visit college farm
Fun run to raise money for school
Sensory garden at Pretty Beach
Kindergarten orientation starts
Life savers talk about beach safety
Schools celebrate administrative and support staff
Students meet newest Prime Minister
Woy Woy team wins science competition
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Medals in board riding
Bridge club raises $2000 for women's refuge
Wicks tells parliament of Bunnies under-10s
Roosters claim premiership
Under-19s miss out on rugby union premiership
Come and try water polo

Battlefield Ban return to Troubadour

The Troubadour Folk Club will host Scottish folk band, the Battlefield Band, in their concert at St Luke Hall, Woy Woy, from 7pm on Saturday, September 29.

"The Battlefield Band last visited Australia in 2013," said Troubadour president Mr Michael Fine.

"When they last played for the Troubadour, it was the biggest concert we have put on in 20 years, drawing Scots men and women and lovers of Celtic music from far and near for an unforgettable night of music.

"Now Alan Reid, founding member of the Battlefield Band from its inception in 1969 till his retirement in 2010, is returning to The Troubadour with guitarist and accompanist, Rob van Sante," Mr Fine said.

"Together, Alan and Rob present a fabulous evening of old and new music, featuring Alan's new compositions, Battlefield Band favourites and songs from Rob.

"The show combines great Scottish ballads and favourite new and old songs with open-tuned lead and accompaniment guitar work from Rob, Alan's keyboard, guitar and accordion and fine harmony singing from both," he said.

Tickets essential.





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