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Showing posts with label Croquet. Show all posts

Thursday, October 29, 2020

In You Neighbourhood - Shoalhaven City Council

 

Mayor Amanda Findley at an oval playing croquet with members from the Milton Ulladulla Corquet Club

 New Croquet Club for Milton Ulladulla

The construction of a new croquet facility at Ulladulla Sports Park is now underway.  

Council has engaged a contractor to construct two croquet courts, lighting infrastructure, drainage, irrigation, landscaping and car parking on the new site.  

Works are expected to be completed in late March 2021. Read the full article on our website.

 
 
 
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Waste warrior Wombat in the kitchen standing behind a bench and picking up a packet of pasta.

Recycling from the pantry

Wombat’s back in the kitchen and delving deep behind the pantry doors!

You’re about to discover that here, most food packaging can be recycled. Putting the right stuff in your yellow bin, is a recipe for a healthier environment.

Answers to what goes in your yellow bin are in our updated yellow bin guide.



Wednesday, October 21, 2020

Construction underway for a new Milton Ulladulla Croquet Club Facility at Ulladulla Sporting Park - Shoalhaven City Council - Media Release

 

Shoalhaven City Council Media Release

21 October 2020


The construction of a new croquet facility at Ulladulla Sports Park funded by Shoalhaven City Council started this month.  

Council has engaged a contractor, Jirgins Civil Pty Ltd, to construct two croquet courts, lighting infrastructure, drainage, irrigation, landscaping and car parking on the new site.  

Council works are expected to be completed in late March 2021. 

Shoalhaven City Council Mayor Amanda Findley welcomed the start of construction for the new croquet facility. 

“The project is completely funded by Shoalhaven City Council is an exciting development for the Milton Ulladulla Croquet Club who currently operate out of the Milton Showground and will be moving to Ulladulla Sports Park”, Clr Findley said.  

“The new project will allow the Club to increase its capacity from one court to two and attract greater participation and membership in croquet”, Clr Findley stated.   

Council staff and the Milton Ulladulla Croquet Club are working together to design and deliver a clubhouse concurrent with the croquet court construction.  

Funding towards the clubhouse has been offered by the Milton Ulladulla Croquet Club. 


Clr Levett, Shoalhaven City Council Mayor Amanda Findley, Milton Ulladulla Croquet Committee Members and Clr White at the construction site of the new Croquet Facility. 


For more information on the project visit Council's website


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