Denning St carpark received a much-needed makeover. Council’s contractor performed the following works –  Remove weeds from all garden beds  Remove top layer of old mulch from garden beds  Light trimming of low overhanging tree branches around the car park  Re-mulch all garden beds  Mow, whip, edge, and blow down overgrown nature strip lawn

New street light planter boxes located at the road crossing of The Entrance Road and Coral St have been installed.

The Rotary War Memorial Fountain is located in Burns Park, Gosford.

The town centres of Gosford, Terrigal, Toukley, The Entrance, Wyong and Budgewoi received a much-needed pressure clean over the last three months.

Central Coast Council (CCC) has sponsorship opportunities available for the eight major events featured across the region including ChromeFest, Central Coast Music Festival, Harvest Festival and Lakes Festival. The Sponsorship Prospectus presents enticing packages for each of the eight major events, with the opportunity to put forward applications. From the Major Partner package through to the Friend of the Festival package, all Council events present a unique and exciting opportunity for businesses to partner and prosper, from small business through to large corporate partners. Please reach out to the Sponsorship Manager at eventsponsorship@centralcoast.nsw.gov.au for any queries on any of the available events and packages.  

Designed to encourage residents and visitors to support businesses in our town centres, our Buy Local campaign kicked off with ‘Buy Local’ ‘Support Local’ and ‘Love Local’ signage, street flags, social media and radio advertising on Hit101.3 and Triple M.As part of the media partnership with the radio station, Street Team activations were held in Gosford, Wyong, Toukley and The Entrance in December with giveaways and promotional material from local businesses.

A vibrant mural has been installed by local artist Angela Clarke on the walkway leading up through the Village Green, Toukley.The minimalistic design has been informed by the Toukley Identity Package emblem derived from the indigenous name for Toukley – Toukley Oukley meaning rough and smooth waters.The design incorporates the Toukley bridge over the lake with smooth waters on one side and rough waters the other.

We introduced a new reIMAGINE Festival into our Town Centres over Christmas and the summer school holidays designed to support local businesses and creatives based on the NSW Central Coast. Two jam-packed months of festive events and creative activities helped to breathe excitement back into our valuable town centres and gave us all the chance to celebrate iconic events like Christmas, New Year’s Eve and Australia Day, which we missed last year due to COVID.From 1 December 2021 to 30 January 2022, a range of exciting community events, workshops, exhibitions, performances and classes were held across Gosford, Wyong, Toukley, Terrigal, Woy Woy and The Entrance.The event attracted approximately 1,000 people to the workshops and added a total economic value of nearly $50,000.We are delighted that this exciting new program brought the community back together and provided an economic boost for local businesses and talent.

We are continuing our constant and close monitoring of lakes, waterways, beaches and roads for flooding and storm impacts, as an East Coast Low (ECL) impacts the Coast.

If you’re living with a disability and want to get more active, we want to hear from you! Central Coast Council and the Office of Sport - Central Coast are teaming up to deliver a multi-sport program for people with disability at Niagara Park Stadium.