Pop in and see the CWA ladies at the Canowindra Show Tea Rooms this weekend.
Canowindra Show Tea Rooms: The Country Women’s Association of NSW Canowindra Branch CWA will be at the Tea Rooms at the Canowindra Show again this year. They will have a great selection of fresh, sweet and savoury food, drinks, and more. Pop in and see the ladies and enjoy a quiet spot for some lunch, morning or afternoon tea.
Council Seeking Feedback: Cabonne Council are seeking feedback from local residents on what matters to you to help shape the future of the Canowindra Playgroup. Your feedback will help Cabonne Council understand community needs and guide future service planning. Complete the survey at: www.haveyoursay.nsw.gov.au/local-land-services-strategic-delivery-plans
Have Your Say On LLS Priorities For The Central West: The draft Central West Local Strategic Delivery Plan 2027–2032 is now open for consultation, and LLS inviting you to have your say. The draft plan sets out how LLS intend to deliver services in our region over the next 5 years. Your voice will help shape local priorities. Provid your feedback at:www.haveyoursay.nsw.gov.aulocal-land-services-strategic-delivery-plans
Community Road Safety Grants: Got an idea to help make roads safer in your community? Community organisations across NSW can now apply for funding, with grants of up to $5,000, or up to $30,000 for larger projects. Applications close at 4pm, Monday 28 September. Apply now: bit.lyroad-safety-grants
Local Small Business Owners: did you know you can access up to four hours of free business advice through the Service NSW’s Small Business Advisory Program? Whether you need support with business planning, marketing, finances, staffing, AI, or growing your business, experienced independent advisors are available to help.
• Free one-on-one advice
• In person, online or by phone
• Free online learning resources Find out more and register at: www.service.nsw.gov.au/business/small-businessadvisory-program
Your Scraps Are Next Season’s Soil: Food scraps and garden waste might seem like rubbish today, but through FOGO they become nutrient-rich compost that helps build healthier soils for tomorrow. For more information about the journey of the FOGO to compost, visit https://www.cleanup.org.au/fogo
