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Fresh ideas at Waverton Village workshop
Waverton Precinct held the first Waverton Village ideas workshop in 15 October 2026, in the very pleasant environment of Le Coq and Fish restaurant (many thanks, Loic!) A full report
ebikes!! The good and the bad
Waverton Precinct is responding to the North Sydney Council’s announced intention to fund public domain improvements in Waverton Village in the NSC next budget. We’re actively involving residents and businesses
Waverton Village ideas workshop: You’re invited
We really like our village centre. Many people have heard that North Sydney Council is planning a Waverton Village Project. As yet no plans and no budget, but doing something
Is development of the Waverton Bowling Club site getting closer?
We have learned that the NSW Aboriginal Land Council has completed the processes required to be issued with freehold title to the 2000 m2 site. NSWALC claimed the site under
A community workshop on ideas for Waverton Village?
The North Sydney Council calls our little shopping centre the Waverton Village – basically Bay Road between each pair of bus stops. There’s a YourSay item about it – but
Let’s think long-term about the amazing place at the end of Bay Road
North Sydney Council will prepare their first plan for the Coal Loader, which includes the Genia McCaffery Centre. The YourSay survey is running until 8 December – see the announcement
Congratulations to our neighbours in Waverton Precinct who received local awards
Mary Curran, for her work with Streets Alive: “A thing of beauty is a joy forever. I’m inspired to care for our local environment, keep the harbour clean and encourage
What’s best for Waverton village?
As part of “investing in North Sydney’s future” the Council is planning works along Bay Road at the shops. You can “have your say” on the project, which is called
Waverton Precinct asks Council to retain Kelly’s Place Children’s Centre
Kelly’s Place adds value. In August the Waverton Precinct Committee urged the North Sydney Council to adopt a set of principles for ‘Stage 2’ of the Hume Street Park project
On-street EV chargers are coming
The North Sydney Council wants to know what people think about EV chargers. The Council has an application from EVX Australia to install 27 chargers on power poles around North
Paul Scully’s ultimatum on the eviction of childcare centre
Hume Street Park funds may be allocated to another project. The September meeting of the Waverton Precinct Committee asked our chair, Ian Grey, to write to the Minister and the
Who would pay if Kelly’s Place is demolished?
Will it be the ratepayers? When the North Sydney Council created Hume Place in the 1980s, the childcare building was beautifully designed by Feiko Bauman to be an integral element