BYRON SHIRE Council candidate Ian Cohen has an easy way to solve the Shire’s high rise building issues.
Mr Cohen says that if a majority of Councillors adhere to Council’s Local Environment plan (LEP), questions about high rise variations can never arise.
A MAIN ARM land owner has been issued penalty notices (on-the-spot fines) totalling $15,000 for illegally removing trees from a property near Mullumbimby.
The five mature Tallowood trees were koala feed trees.
Voice of Byron regular, Gregg Miller, took these shots at what looks like an illegal beach party near Gaggin Park a few days ago.
After seeing some great road repair work done in Pepperbush Street, Suffolk Park, Voice of Byron regular, Lee-anne Wooldridge, believes in giving praise, not just criticism, when it comes to Byron Shire Council.
THE PRESIDENT and Vide-President of the Suffolk Park Progress Association have invited all interested parties to the SPPA’s Annual General Meeting tonight, Tues Dec 13.
Voice of Byron and KWIMABB regular, Karen Justice, found this incredible video showing the beauty that surrounds us in ByronBay/Suffolk Park.
COMMUNITY LAND at Suffolk Park which was to be sold by the NSW Education Department is now officially safe for the future.
COMMUNITY LAND at Suffolk Park is now safe from being sold off. It will now be purchased by Council, in a deal done with the NSW Education Department to heavily discount the buy-price from $3 million to just $900,000
BYRON SHIRE Council can’t afford to buy the Suffolk Park community land at Lot 60, Beech Drive.
SUFFOLK PARK community land at Lot 60, Beech Drive has not yet been secured as our community’s park, says Suffolk Park Progress Association Vice-President, Patsy Brosnan.