Every day, Wingecarribee Shire Council delivers up to 36 million litres of fresh water through 715 kilometres of water mains to 45,000 residents, businesses, and properties across the Shire. However, maintaining this extensive network can sometimes lead to temporary disruptions, both planned and unplanned. So that community members in smaller villages connected to town water...
It’s the largest festival of its kind in the southern hemisphere, and Wingecarribee Shire Council is proud to host a jam-packed schedule of events, as part of NSW Seniors Festival, which runs from 11 – 24 March 2024. The Festival celebrates the role and contribution of our seniors to our local communities. This year’s theme...
After 11 years of outsourcing recycling services at our Resource Recovery Centre (RRC) to Reviva Moss Vale, we’re changing things up to bring our community an even more rewarding experience of recycling. We’re not shutting down, we’re upgrading! Rest assured, our doors will remain open as we make the transition from 24 March, 2024. Expect...
Wingecarribee Shire Council is engaging upfront with early community consultation commencing around the vision for the Bowral South New Living Area (NLA). The Bowral South NLA is located between Eridge Park Road and Kangaloon Road and bound by the Wingecarribee River and Bong Bong racecourse. Council is committed to making provisions for a diversity of...
Celebrating the NSW Seniors Festival, Wingecarribee Shire Council is excited to host an engaging exhibition honouring the works of our local senior artists. It will be held at the Moss Vale Civic Centre, from Tuesday 5 March through to 5 April 2024, as part of Council’s monthly Atrium Exhibition series. The NSW Seniors Festival (11th...
