Lions Park

New to Glen Innes? 12 Tips for New Residents

New to Glen Innes? 12 Tips for New Residents

As a very recent newcomer to Glen Innes, I have put together this short list of things that I have found useful to know as I settle into Glen Innes life. If you have your own hacks to add to the list, please send them to info@gleninnesnews.com.au 1. To find out what is happening, Glen Innes News, will connect you with local news and events. The free print version comes out every second Thursday and is distributed at over 40 pick-up points, listed at gleninnesnews.com.au. The online news site is frequently updated and also hosts a What’s On directory. Glen…
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New Off-Leash Dog Park Coming to Glen Innes

New Off-Leash Dog Park Coming to Glen Innes

Glen Innes is set to welcome a new off-leash dog park at Lions Park, with the project moving ahead after a community consultation period. Glen Innes Severn Council held the consultation from 7 August to 4 September, receiving 23 submissions from residents, reflecting strong local interest and engagement in the park’s development. Following a review of feedback, the Council confirmed that Lions Park, with its established infrastructure and central location, was selected as the ideal site. The park’s existing amenities, such as restrooms, picnic areas, and drinking fountains, make it convenient and accessible for residents and visitors alike. Its proximity…
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Council Declares Alcohol Free Zones

Council Declares Alcohol Free Zones

At the October 2024 Ordinary Council Meeting, the Council declared the following locations within Glen Innes as Alcohol Prohibited Areas (Alcohol Consumption by Permit Only): Coronation Park (Skate Park) Lions Park, Veness Park, Anzac Park, King Edward Park, King George Oval and Park, Wilson Park, Quinton Park and O’Shea Park. The township of Glen Innes has been declared as an Alcohol Free Zone for the whole of Grey Street between Taylor Street and Oliver Street; including those streets, public places and car parks intersecting and adjacent to Grey Street from the eastern side of East Avenue and the western side of…
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Council Seeks Feedback On Off-Leash Dog Park Location

Council Seeks Feedback On Off-Leash Dog Park Location

Glen Innes Severn Council is excited to invite residents to have their say on the establishment of a new fully fenced off-leash dog park in Glen Innes. Council has identified Lions Park as the proposed location for the park and is seeking valuable community input to help finalise the decision. Glen Innes Severn Council Mayor Rob Banham said Council is excited about the prospect of providing a dedicated space for the community’s four-legged friends and their owners to enjoy. "This project represents our commitment to creating inclusive, safe, and enjoyable public spaces. We look forward to hearing from our residents.…
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