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BYRON SHIRE Council could lose the ability to vote on development applications, under a proposal to be presented to NSW cabinet today, Thursday July 27.
BYRON SHIRE’S pothole problem has reached the point where risque graffiti seems to be the only solution.
BYRON SHIRE Council has extended the exhibition period for the revised draft Byron Shire Rural Land Use Strategy. The closing date for submissions is now 24 July 2017.
BYRON SHIRE Council has unveiled a new service to make it easier and faster for people to get in touch with us about a wide range of issues and topics.
VOICE OF BYRON figures for June 2017 show the website and its companion Facebook resources continue to provide a genuine voice for the people of Byron Shire to express their views about Byron Shire in general, and Byron Bay in particular.
CHANGES TO Byron Shire Council’s balcony tax, more correctly known as the council’s Airspace Policy have been deferred.
A CHARGES AND Fees document on Byron Shire Council’s website reveals Byron Shire visitors and residents not purchasing an annual exemption will be slugged a massive 33% increase in parking fees for the year 2017-18.
VOICE OF BYRON readers’ reactions to recent articles lead us to demand a New Way for our politicians to answer questions.
BYRON SHIRE Mayor Simon Richardson encouraged residents to take the time to join in the NAIDOC Week celebrations commencing July 3 and learn more from our incredible Indigenous community.
IN A BETRAYAL of their environmentally sensitive charter, Byron Shire Council’s Greens voted to forge ahead with the Butler Street Bypass option at the Council meeting yesterday June 22.