Business Chamber South
Business Chamber South is a not-for-profit entity and all funds are used for the benefit of members and business in the region
Business Chamber South
Bexley Chamber of
Social Enterprise businesses (also known as Social Benefit businesses) are businesses just like any other, but they exist specifically to improve the world.
Whilst purpose is at the heart of why a
Bayside Council is inviting residents to plant a native tree at their home to commemorate the birth, adoption or guardianship of a child.
Council will facilitate the planting by providing a commemo
Bayside Council celebrates Children’s Book Week (CBW) every year with an art competition and activities for young school children.
The theme for Children’s Book Week 2024 is Reading is
The Bayside Spring Fair at Jack Mundey Reserve Eastlakes on Saturday 7 September will celebrate the cultural diversity of Bayside with culinary delights, arts and crafts, live music and entertainment.
More than 10,000 people turned out to enjoy Winter Wonderland in Shaw Street, Bexley North on the weekend that included ice-skating, market stalls and an appearance by Bluey and Bingo.
Winter Wonde
Bayside Council’s Trees for Dad initiative on Saturday 31 August will give residents the opportunity to celebrate Father’s Day by planting a tree in honour of their father or significant f
Historic Lydham Hall, one of the oldest homes in the St George area, is open to the public on the first Sunday of every month allowing members of the public to view the collection of antiques while le
Bayside Council is working closely with the Bayside Garden Centre to provide native trees to residents who want to commemorate the birth, adoption or guardianship of a child by planting a tree in thei
We voluntarily established an Independent Hearing Assessment Panel (IHAP), known as the 'Bayside Planning Panel' on 14 December 2016.
From 1 March 2018, it is mandatory for all Sydney Cou
Residents should be aware of magpies during spring when they become very protective of their chicks and can swoop on people passing their nests.
Magpies are not usually aggressive, but for six to e
Bayside Council is about to embark on a crucial project to tackle foreshore erosion that if left unchecked will impact on the Grand Parade within five years.
The project will see 20,500m3 of sand t
