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Residents of the New England region are being encouraged to have their say on the future of transport, with Transport for NSW bringing its consultation team to Glen Innes next week as part of the Draft New England North West Strategic Regional Integrated Transport Plan. The draft plan outlines a 20-year vision for transport across the region, identifying priorities aimed at supporting community needs, land use, freight, road safety and future economic growth. Community feedback will help refine the plan and identify any gaps or local concerns before it is finalised. Here is the link. (Hover and click) As part…

Following increasing feral pig numbers across the Northern Tablelands, land managers and others working around pigs are encouraged to remain aware of potential animal and human health risks. NSW wildlife disease surveillance programs have identified exposure to Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV), brucellosis and leptospirosis in feral pigs. While the risk to the general public remains low, people working in agriculture and related industries may have a higher level of exposure. Glen Innes Severn remains a NSW Health designated area where free Japanese encephalitis (JE) vaccination is available for eligible people. Speak with your doctor or local pharmacist for more information. Read more…

Glen Innes Leo’s programme is sponsored by the Lions Club and offers an opportunity for young people in the community to: help others through organised and productive activities provide an opportunity for young people to develop leadership abilities foster an awareness on the part of Leo’s for others less fortunate than themselves Leo’s Clubs are for males and females and range from 12-35 years. Alpha Leo’s are aged between 12 – 18 years. Omega Leo’s are from 19 – 35 years. Glen Innes Leo’s are an “Alpha” Club. The first Leo’s Club in Australia was formed in Ingham Qld in…