Liverpool City Council

Check this out! Yesterday Sydney Mayors Ned Mannoun (Muslim), Waverley Mayor Will Nemesh (Jewish), and Inner West Mayor Darcy Byrne (Christian) united for peace and stand against religious violence on the Today Show! 🌞🎥 The 3 Mayors, representing over half of Sydney’s population, united to call for an end to religious violence and promote social cohesion. ✨ A roundtable at Bondi Pavilion yesterday united over 20 Sydney Mayors in a show of solidarity. For more information, read the statement here: https://lnkd.in/g6pmYVY2 --  #LiverpoolCityCouncil

The Young Archie Liverpool Exhibition is now on at the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre. See the incredible talent of young artists from the Liverpool LGA. The inspiring portraits showcase the people who mean the most to the young artists, with works created from life, memory, and photographs. Don’t miss this special opportunity to celebrate the next generation of Liverpool creatives. On now until 6 April 2025. An Art Gallery of New South Wales touring exhibition. Art Gallery NSW --  #YoungArchieLiverpool #ArtGalleryOfNSW #AGNSW #LiverpoolCityCouncil

At a historic meeting at Bondi Pavillion today, Mayors representing more than half the population of Sydney today issued a joint statement calling for an end to religious violence as actions of hate and resolving to work together to bring harmony and understanding to bear. The round table was organised by the mayors of Liverpool (Mayor Ned Mannoun), Waverley (Mayor Will Nemesh) and Inner West (Mayor Darcy Byrne), who are Muslim, Jewish, and Christian respectively. Liverpool Mayor Ned Mannoun said this is a level of acceptance, agreement and action that can only be achieved in Australia. “The rapid agreement by all the Mayors to the joint statement demonstrated the level of harmony and co-operation that can be achieved.” The statement can be read here https://lnkd.in/gZXsEPME   Inner West Council, Waverley Council --  #LiverpoolCityCouncil

The mayoral round table is underway at Bondi Pavillion with 25 mayors representing more than half the population of Sydney. Mayor Ned Mannoun started the day on the Today Show with fellow Mayors Darcy Byrne (Inner West) and Will Nemesh (Bondi) The round table is calling on its communities to promote social harmony in the face of religious violence. Mayor Mannoun said that if three Muslim, Jewish and Christian Mayors with differing political views can unite, then others can too. Inner West Council, Waverley Council --  #LiverpoolCityCouncil

Our 2025 Community Drop-In Sessions are here! The first session for Edmondson Park, Denham Court, and Leppington will be held soon! Join us for a chance to chat one-on-one with our specialist staff about what matters most to you. 📅 Wednesday 19 February ⌚ 6.00pm to 7.30pm 📍 Ed.Square Community Space, Cnr Henderson Rd & Soldiers Parade (opposite Edmondson Park Station) If you can’t attend the session in your area, you are welcome to attend other sessions close or convenient to you. Check out the full schedule here: https://lnkd.in/g4prfZYh --  #LiverpoolCommunityDropInSessions2025 #LiverpoolCityCouncil #EdmondsonPark #DenhamCourt #Leppington

It’s Extreme Heat Awareness Day this Wednesday 5 February. 🌡️ Western Sydney is no stranger to extreme heat, with summer temps soaring up to 50°C! That’s why Western Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (WSROC), Australian Red Cross and heat health advocacy group Sweltering Cities are backing Australia’s first-ever Extreme Heat Awareness Day, raising awareness about the risks of heatwaves and how to stay safe. ❄️ 🏥 Look after yourself and others by checking on elderly relatives, young children and those with medical conditions. 🕶️ Keep your home cool by shutting blinds early, staying indoors during peak heat times and stay hydrated. 🚗 Plan ahead as heatwaves can impact transport & power, know your cool spaces and travel options. Get tips from Red Cross Australia by visiting https://lnkd.in/gvUUEeC6 or to learn about heat-smart cities, visit: https://lnkd.in/gq-a5byU. 🔗 --  #LiverpoolCityCouncil #ExtremeHeat #HeatwaveSafety #WesternSydney

Liverpool ClubGRANTS 2025 are now open! 🚨 Funding support is available for projects that promote mental health, empower Aboriginal communities, uplift children, youth, and families, and provide culturally safe services for CALD communities. Exciting opportunities for funding are here! Eligible organisations in the Liverpool LGA are encouraged to apply and make a lasting impact in our Liverpool community. ✨ Applications open 1 February and close 31 May. 📅 Apply now via the website: www.ClubGRANTS.com.au 🔗 --  #LiverpoolCityCouncil #ClubGrants #LiverpoolCommunityGrants

Exciting opportunity for Western Sydney Businesses! 🚨 Liverpool City Council is encouraging local businesses to tap into a current procurement opportunity through the Industry Capability Network - NSW The NSW Government has committed $540 million to build a new Integrated Mental Health Complex (IMHC) at Westmead Health Precinct, with Richard Crookes Constructions delivering main works through to completion in 2027. ICN NSW is calling for expressions of interest to support current work packages involving a range of industries. 📢 To find out more and submit your EOI today, visit: https://lnkd.in/gV3XH3U2 --  #LiverpoolCityCouncil #ICNNSW #LiverpoolBusiness #WesternSydney #Procurement Image: Courtesy of NSW Government Health Infrastructure.

See our Liverpool Community in action! On Sunday 19 January, 50 amazing volunteers from the World Mission Society Church of God joined forces with Council’s Environment Restoration Program and Bushcare Project Officer, Shadi Khaef to clean up Lighthorse Park! In just 2 hours, they removed over 20 bags of rubbish, including dumped household items, mattresses and shopping carts! A huge thank you to our dedicated volunteers for helping keep our community clean and beautiful! 💚 --  #LiverpoolCityCouncil #LightHorseParkLiverpool #CommunityCleanup

Councils Draft Complaints and Compliments Policy and Draft Customer Experience Policy are on exhibition for community feedback. 💬 These policies will replace the current policies and reflect Council’s commitment to providing high-quality customer experiences. Submissions received will be reviewed and considered in future Council decisions. Have your say by this Friday 31 January 2025. Make a submission referencing “Complaints and Compliments Policy” to: David Day, Head of Governance and, Anna Rizos, Manager Customer Experience at lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au For more information and to view the draft policies, visit: https://lnkd.in/gTBiyRNH --  #LiverpoolCityCouncil #LiverpoolListens #HaveYourSay