Tamworth to get transport funding boost
Tamworth Regional Council and Warrumbungle Shire Council will take a share in a $60 million to boost walking and cycling.
Funding on offer for heritage buildings in Tamworth region
Owners of buildings in the region that are heritage listed, or located in a heritage precinct are encouraged to apply for Tamworth Regional Council’s Heritage Assistance Fund 2024 -2025.
Tamworth plans water future
Tamworth Regional Council kicked off the Tamworth Water Security Plan project with the first phase of community engagement now underway.
Planning for our community’s future
Two key planning instruments for Tamworth Regional Council are now on public exhibition as part of a major review.
Stride, ride and drive: Tamworth’s Future Transport Plan
A more sustainable, connected and efficient transport network is the aim of the draft Tamworth Integrated Transport Plan.
Small towns, hard water, old pipes, and no data: a recipe for hiding water quality issues
Aging infrastructure is a significant issue in many of our tiny communities, particularly those with hard water. Part 2 of our investigation into poor water quality in the New England.
Shaping the future of Nundle and Hanging Rock
Want to see the future plans for Nundle and Hanging Rock? Two draft masterplans are on public exhibition, aimed at guiding the growth and development of key recreation areas in Nundle and Hanging Rock, into the future.
Bendemeer Hotel comes out on top of Heritage Awards
Bendemeer’s 160-year-old hotel won a Building Conservation Award during the recent 2024 Tamworth Regional Heritage Awards. Hear from the publicans here.
TRC wants to support your cause
Tamworth Regional Council have opened their 2024-2025 Regional Events Marketing Support Program, and they want locals to apply. Get some support for your event or festival and apply now.
TRC unveils cheaper sludge dewatering process
Tamworth Regional Council yesterday unveiled its new sludge dewatering process at its Westdale wastewater facility that, according to the Council, promises to save $300,000 over previous treatments.