scone.com.auArchive for November, 2017
News ArchivesAT last night’s Council meeting the extension to Robertson’s Knob quarry was granted, a subdivision of land on Moobi Road was approved,
WHEN Lee Watts, manager of the Scone Neighbourhood Resource Centre heard the Council was auctioning off old caravans used at work sites,
COUNCILLOR Sue Abbott raised a motion at last night’s Council meeting for Councillors to be able to express their own views publicly and to the media.
LAST night the Council voted to reject the development application by MacCallum Inglis to demolish the Gold Digger’s Arms at 77 Main Street,
LAST night the Scone Horse Festival unveiled its new rebranding.
Tammy Selwood from the Ideation Group who developed the new visual branding said they had planned to launch the new materials for the 40th anniversary of the Festival,
TONIGHT Councillor Sue Abbott will put forward a change to Council’s media policy to once again allow Councillors to express their own views publicly.
THIS month when Magistrate Prowse was dealing with drink driving matters he took a pragmatic rural approach explaining to a local farmer that he should keep tabs on what he is drinking,
A 28 year old female fell from a horse she was riding at a property in Dartbrook late this afternoon and is being flown to the John Hunter Hospital in Newcastle.
ON Monday a recommendation to refuse the development application of MacCallum Inglis to demolish the Gold Digger’s Arms at 77 Main Street,
STRATHEARN Village in Stafford Street will he holding a fete and garage sale tomorrow.
Games including pin the star on the Christmas tree,