State Emergency Services (SES) and Rural Fire Service (RFS) officers do incredible work in our community.To acknowledge their outstanding service, we’re granting local officers and their immediate family members when present with them free access to Council run pools on the Northern Beaches.This includes free aquatic family access at Warringah Aquatic Centre and Andrew ‘Boy’ Charlton Pool at Manly.Arrangements are currently underway to enable service workers to use the pools free of charge.

Schools National Tree Day will still thrive this year, with Council reaching out to local schools and offering free native plants to create habitat in their school grounds.While larger community event…

The community centre at Beacon Hill War Memorial Hall is set to continue serving the community for decades to come after an extensive renovation.The building improvements give the indoor spaces more l…

From Saturday 1 August 2020, the State Government has declared new rules will be in place for gyms and fitness centres to help stop the spread of...

Northern Beaches’ War on Waste When you pop an empty shampoo bottle into your yellow-lidded bin or an egg carton into your blue-lidded bin, do you ever wonder where it ends up?The Northern Beaches has…

Some may think not a week goes by when a new policy or plan is developed by Council, the reality is our community is the forefront of all we do, and your feedback is always welcomed.On that note, this…

Our libraries on the Northern Beaches are local community hubs bursting with activity, where each week parents and bubs sing at Rhyme Time, students study for exams, seniors learn tech at Computer Pal…

Community Northern Beaches and several not-for-profit organisations are delighted to move into the first Council supported Community Services Hub at...

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