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Consultation has concluded
The community has told us we need to make our public space more accessible for everyone. We have listened and have identified eight Quick Link accessible path projects that will have a big impact on access and safety in playgrounds and parks around Wollongong. This means building continuous accessible paths of travel which link up facilities including car parks, playgrounds, picnic shelters and toilet blocks . We have some great projects happening this financial year with Quick Link projects at:
Holborn Park, Berkeley
Figtree Oval
King George V Park, Port Kembla
Port Kembla Pool
Lang Park, North Wollongong
Lakeside Park, Kanahooka
Thirroul Beach Reserve
To find out what is happening check the news-feed below for updates.
For more information about what the community has told us they want regarding accessibility, paths and play, take a look at our Disability Inclusion Action Plan 2016–2020, Pedestrian Plan 2017-2021,Play Wollongong Strategy 2014-2024 and Ageing Plan 2018-2022 under Document Library at the bottom right of this page.
For further information please call the Engagement Team on 4227 7111 or email us at: engagement@wollongong.nsw.gov.au
The community has told us we need to make our public space more accessible for everyone. We have listened and have identified eight Quick Link accessible path projects that will have a big impact on access and safety in playgrounds and parks around Wollongong. This means building continuous accessible paths of travel which link up facilities including car parks, playgrounds, picnic shelters and toilet blocks . We have some great projects happening this financial year with Quick Link projects at:
Holborn Park, Berkeley
Figtree Oval
King George V Park, Port Kembla
Port Kembla Pool
Lang Park, North Wollongong
Lakeside Park, Kanahooka
Thirroul Beach Reserve
To find out what is happening check the news-feed below for updates.
For more information about what the community has told us they want regarding accessibility, paths and play, take a look at our Disability Inclusion Action Plan 2016–2020, Pedestrian Plan 2017-2021,Play Wollongong Strategy 2014-2024 and Ageing Plan 2018-2022 under Document Library at the bottom right of this page.
For further information please call the Engagement Team on 4227 7111 or email us at: engagement@wollongong.nsw.gov.au
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28 Feb 2019
Two beautiful Coast Banksias or Banksia Integrifolia for the Latin lovers, have been planted to complete the upgrades to Port Kembla's King George V playground.
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27 Feb 2019
Works included new footpaths connecting picnic and playground facilities, an accessible ramp and tree plantings including a Norfolk Pine, Coast Banksia and Swamp Mahogany.
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13 Feb 2019
Crews are in and working hard to make Thirroul Beach Reserve more accessible with paths and ramps to the playground and picnic facilities. We will also be planting some Norfolk Island Pine, Swamp Mahogany and Coast Banksia trees.