VOICE of BYRON regular, Councillor Sarah Ndiaye, shared her “two cents worth” about the continuing use of the Byron Bay Memorial Recreation Grounds.
Sarah says, “FYI- Byron Bay Recreational Fields… my 2c re Rec Grounds.
VOICE of BYRON regular, Lorraine Sntclaire Blumberg, shared a photo of the tree lopping job done by Council contractors on palm trees in Carlyle Street, Byron Bay.
Lorraine says, “Has anyone seen the ridiculous, severely hacked heritage palms in upper Carlyle street today?
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THE WESTPAC Life Saver Rescue Helicopter was tasked to Byron Bay this afternoon after a man fell 10m down a cliff onto rocks.
A witness said he saw the 24-year-old man climbing on the cliff between The Pass and Watego’s Beach.
VOICE of BYRON regular, Robert Sampimon, located a full copy of the Byron Bay Masterplan and shared the link with us.
Click on the Masterplan image below to download it for your own research.
VOICE of BYRON regular, Lee Raphael Cass, shared this video of the new train which will be running from Elements in to town and back.
Lee says, “The train just went past. It gave a little toot before leaving its shed and went past steadily. Not annoying. On its second trip the lawn mower next door drowned it completely. Couldn’t see any fumes so guess its running on batteries.
THE BYRON Schoolies Safety Response desperately needs volunteers to help with the Schoolies 2017 Hub.
Coordinator Nicqui Yazdi says there are two shifts still urgently needing more volunteers.
BYRON SHIRE Mayor Simon Richardson has hit back at allegations that sporting clubs will be denied use of the Byron Bay Memorial Recreation Grounds.
In a comment on the Facebook feed containing some of Byron Bay residents’ fears, Simon says, “This is simply wrong and a disgraceful misrepresentation.
VOICE of BYRON regular, Beth Shelley, shared this post from Northern Rivers Railway Action Group.
Beth says, “People have been told a rail trail/bike path proposal will protect the rail corridor.
VOICE of BYRON regular, Cheryl Woodlands, shared her option for solving the parking/markets issue in Byron Bay.
Cheryl says, “Leave the Markets where they are and utilise the Railway Station for the Bus Terminal by restoring it and adding to it if need be.