Cliff Drive will reopen on Friday 31 May to vehicles after the completion of extensive repairs. Read the full media release at bit.ly/3X34IBs

The new Lapstone Zig Zag Track and Top Points Lookout in the lower Blue Mountains has now officially opened, making significant heritage features more accessible. Read the full story at bit.ly/4e4H3q3

Blue Mountains City Council is inviting residents to participate in the community consultation for the upcoming playspace and courts upgrade project at Mount Victoria Memorial Park. Continue reading at bit.ly/3yPHLHx

Australia’s premier drawing prize is currently on exhibition at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre. Read more at bit.ly/3Kk3t9c

Blue Mountains City Council has initiated the first stage of works required in the creation of the new Hawkesbury Heights shared path, with surveying work now underway. Find out more at bit.ly/4bM1INI

Council’s Home Library Service, which plays a crucial role in connecting and informing residents, will reach a milestone next month, delivering its 5000th item. Read more at bit.ly/3KzGTK5

Construction to begin as Leura building enters next chapter bit.ly/3Varq9q

Celebrations for the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) took place on the forecourt at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre in Katoomba: bit.ly/3KdpJRW

Visitor Paid Parking update for Blue Mountains residents: bit.ly/4bbXK15

Council’s ‘Binfluencer Awards’ brought the community together to celebrate the ingenuity of individuals and businesses in avoiding, reusing and recycling waste. Read more and find out the recipients at: bit.ly/3wCqPnb

Blue Mountains City Council has led the development of a new Draft Destination Management Plan, which is now on public exhibition. Find out about it here: bit.ly/4dnvHx4

Lawson’s Map of Australia shortlisted for National Trust (NSW) Heritage Award
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Nominate someone for a Blue Mountains Local Citizen of the Year Award: bit.ly/4aXDkZo

Residents across the Blue Mountains have enthusiastically embraced the textile recycling scheme launched in 2023, recycling a total of 42.65 tonnes in just 11 months. bit.ly/4bhZup1

Local heritage enthusiasts and experts enjoyed a day of talks, workshops and walks at the inaugural Blue Mountains Heritage Forum. Read about it here: bit.ly/3Wj33av

Council continues landslip repair work at Mitchells Pass. An update is available at bit.ly/3UAugmD

The Blue Mountains community is invited to have your say on the upgrades of three neighbourhood parks – including Medlow Park, Golden Horizons in Hazelbrook and Thomas Park in Blaxland. bit.ly/4aJqCNR

Megalong Road reopens to light vehicle traffic. Read the full story at bit.ly/4443A1I

Blue Mountains City Council has endorsed the public exhibition of the Draft Community Zero Plan 2024 – 2033, which sets out a vision for the Blue Mountains to become a low emissions community. Read more at bit.ly/4cOMJE7

Blue Mountains City Council is hosting an event called ‘Celebrating Abilities’, to highlight local supports available for people with disability. Read more at bit.ly/3J61pkx