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Scotland
Island Vehicle Rego Day
Saturday, 11 July
Beyond
COVID
Social Impacts and Community Responses
Thursday, 2 July 2020 - 7:30pm to 8:45pm
While early in the coronavirus pandemic the Northern
Beaches was considered a hotspot, it was also home to a
number of community-led initiatives aimed at alleviating
the effects of the pandemic on the most vulnerable.
As we look to the next stage of the recovery, what have we
learned from our time in lockdown?
What will the ‘new normal’ look like?
How do we continue to grow community connection, cohesion
and compassion as we return to a post-pandemic society?
Join a discussion with:
Dr Norman Swan, renowned health journalist and physician
Lucinda Brogden AM, Chair of the National Mental Health
Commission
Dr Sean Turnell, Associate Professor of Economics at
Macquarie University
Greg Jones, former principal and executive member of
Community Co-op Northern Beaches
Details & Registration - https://www.northernbeaches.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/whats-on/big-ideas-forum
Delivery
Program 2020-2024 and Operational Plan 2020-2021 -
Council agenda item
The Draft
Delivery Program 2020-2024, Operational Plan and Budget
2020-2021 will be presented to Council for adoption
on Tuesday 23 June, 2020.
View the Council Report, Outcome
of Exhibition and Adoption of Delivery Program 2020-2024
and Operational Plan 2020/21. Item 9.2, pg. 48.
In line with social distancing requirements, this meeting
will be held remotely. You can watch the live
webcast here from 6pm on Tuesday 23 June, 2020.
Thank you for your interest in this project.
Regards
Michael McDermid
Manager, Corporate Strategy
Opening
of the 2 Catherines Cafe
2nd & 4th Sunday of
every month from ~10am-12noon
Starting in July
Whether you build boats, make jewellery, throw pots, bake
cakes, carve wood, take photos, make robots, stitch
quilts, knit beanies, grow plants, tell stories or other
creative activities, join our celebration of craft,
creativity, connection and community.
The Festival of Making Offshore on Saturday 14th November
will include a curated showcase of makers’ work in the
Scotland Island community hall, a series of inspiring
talks and demonstrations, a cafe, homemade food, stalls of
makers selling their products, buskers, and hands-on
workshops. If you dance, sing or play an instrument -
you’re welcome to join in the fun too.
If you’d like to be an active participant in any way
(maker, performer, volunteer, etc), please complete this simple
form and organisers will be in touch with further
information.
Some makers plan to hold workshops in the weeks leading up
to the festival itself, which may include creative
writing, ceramics and textiles. Maybe you or someone you
know might like to lead a workshop?
If you’d like to be part of the organisation of this
festival, or have specific ideas you’d like to propose,
please email the organising committee at fom.offshore2020@gmail.com.
And jump on to the festival Facebook
page to keep updated.
Full links if you need them:
https://us10.list-manage.com/survey?u=e96d4c31a6d8115a5bf809d05&id=7a559e49d1
https://www.facebook.com/Festival-of-Making-Offshore-103626488081608/
Sunday 26th July at 10.30am
As most will be aware the Island Kindy as we knew it, had
to close in mid-March due to virus and financial
difficulties. All hoped this day wouldn't come, parents
and staff volunteering tirelessly to stay open as a
preschool for island families. But due to changes in the
type and location of child care families now need, too few
children were enrolled for it to continue as a government
subsidised kindergarten.
The Scotland Island & Offshore Children's Services
(SIOCS) committee were all sad to have to close the doors
so suddenly. But happily, the closure of the old format
does allow more flexibility and the opportunity for
children, parents and the wider community to benefit from
the Kindy in new ways.
SIOCS is a charity setup to serve the local community by
providing services to children, parents and young people.
The aim is to encourage people in our isolated suburbs to
meet regularly, form relationships and cooperate to build
stronger individuals and community. To do this best, SIOCS
are calling on all those interested to meet and share
ideas on how they would use and involve themselves in the
facility. Ideas to date have included; creche groups, a
child friendly cafe and after-school, weekend/holiday-care
groups. Spaces and times for a library, group meetings,
music practice, workshops and parties have also been
proposed.
Any new services will need to be provided by a mix of
professional and volunteer staff. As such, the best ideas
will come with commitments of the resources and time that
allow any project to be realized. It will be an exciting
time for some to enjoy involvement in a project from the
beginning and to be responsible for its creation. Bring
your ideas for the Kindy, to the Kindy for a community
meeting on Sunday 26th July at 10.30am.
Let's get the doors open again.
Sincerely,
Cameron Nicol BSc, MBA
Manager Sales & Marketing
www.bsrtuning.com.au
Ph 04.1425.5445
Speed
Humps For McCarr’s Creek Road
The Northern Beaches Council together with Transport NSW
will begin installing speed humps along a section of
McCarrs Creek Road in Church Point to reduce speeding and
dangerous driving. The works will commence in the next few
weeks.
The McCarr’s Creek Road between Church Point and the
Ku-Ring- Gai National Park boundary has long been a haven
for antisocial ‘hoon’ behaviour, with residents long
calling for measures to be taken to increase safety along
the stretch of road and return some peace, and safety, to
those living here.
“The local community, quite rightly, have said no to those
using this stretch of the road as their personal speedway.
I worked with local State MP Rob Stokes, NSW Police and
members of the Bayview Church Point Resident Association
to make the installation of these speed humps happen.”
Mayor Regan said this week
Councillors unanimously endorsed a proposal at February
meeting to have council staff, through the Northern
Beaches Local Traffic Committee, address the issue of
dangerous driving with traffic calming measures such as
speed humps.
The Northern Beaches Local Traffic Committee recently
approved a report the council tabled recommending speed
humps to reduce dangerous driving.
Source: Pittwater
Online News
The Co-Op
Club
Presents
July Bookings
Church Point Cafe -
3:30 - 6:30pm
Sunday 12th July: SIMON KINNEY-LEWIS BAND.
An
Australian Independent artist doing what he does best!
Christian Howes - leading jazz violinist and professor at
the Berklee College of Music writes.... “One of the most
soulful Guitar Players on the planet!”
Just recently Simon has been recognized at the Australian
Blues Music “Chain’ Awards 2019 as “Best New Talent” and
was also a finalist in the categories of “Album of The
Year” and “Duo or Group of The Year” alongside artists
such as Lloyd Spiegel, Fiona Boyes, Cyril B Bunter.
His recent U.S. tours resulting in stellar album releases
‘Street Blues’ and ‘Another Day in San Jose’ featuring
Robben Ford among many amazing artists place Simon firmly
on the World Blues stage.
Simon Kinny-Lewis started his professional musical Journey
as a Singer songwriter/Guitarist in 2000. He has performed
and recorded with highly regarded musicians such as Chris
Cain, Anton Davidyants, Nate Ginsberg (Herbie Hancock’s
Monster Band), Christian Howes, Simeon Cain (Henry Rollins
Band) and many more. He has produced 7 albums to date with
his previous solo album “Catfish” and band album “Bad
Whiskey” reached number 1 and 2 respectively on The
Australian Blues and Roots Charts. His band Tony Boyd -
Drums and Rob Ewan - Bass are one of the country’s highest
in demand rhythm section completing most recently tours
with US guitar greats Josh Smith and Eric Stekel.
Sunday 19th July : THE REBECCA JOHNSON BAND.
Rebecca is renowned for her unique bass playing technique
and has been compared to Mark King (Level 42) and Flea
(The Red Hot Chilli Peppers). Over the years she has
played and toured with numerous artists including Richard
Clapton, Margaret Urlich, Ian Moss, Ganggajang, Vanessa
Amorosi Jenny Morris and many many more.
The band includes Con Settineri (drums), and James Vertley
(Guitar) and they play music for all tastes, from ‘easy
listening laid back classics’ to having the dance floor
pumping with songs from 70’s funk to today`s contemporary
hits as well as some rock & roll, reggae and latin
rhythms. Songs include- Stevie Wonder, James Brown, Jon
Cleary, The Meters, Chaka Khan, John Mayer , Jessie J, Bob
Marley, Macy Gray, Prince, Joss Stone + Aussie classics,
current hits and many more.
She knows how to put on a great show so don’t miss out. If
you feel like one of the best Sunday afternoons you have
had in a while then get along to this one, oh & bring
your dancing shoes… I think we will have to clear some
tables!!
There are very limited numbers available for bookings, so
grab a table booking & join us for a fabulous
afternoon of great music, this is one afternoon you won’t
forget!
There are very limited numbers available for
bookings, so grab a table booking & join us for a
fabulous afternoon of great music, this is one
afternoon you won’t forget!
The Waterfront Café’s Co-Op Club presents the finest live
music North side of the bridge from 3.30pm every Sunday.
Come and immerse yourself by the waters edge with friends
and family, your favorite beverage and a huge range of
delicious menu specials. This is a very special and unique
location - 1860 Pittwater Rd Church Point. Ph 99796633 to
book a table.
*** please make note that there can be no dancing. All
social distancing and Covic 19 government directives apply
Commuter boat for
sale
Jerry(can) needs a new family. She is a good commuter boat
with a 50hp 2 strokes Tohatsu engine that works fine! (And
quite fast actually!)
She has no leaks and comes with bilge pump, lights and a
solar panel. Anchor, fish sounder and fishing rods
handles.
Would sell for 3k.
Please contact Jen and Jean-Paul
0425252593
Lettertojeanpaul@gmail.com
Altering fittings and fixtures in my house means I have a
number of items to pass on.
They are in good condition, just not to my taste.
- Bosch dishwasher, full working order when removed
from kitchen earlier this year
- Hunter Pacific ceiling fan, full working order.
Needs sanding and re-sealing on the blade edges
- Caroma 440mm round powder room sink with chrome
mixer tap antique style and waste, in good condition
ready to install
- 5 halogen down lights with transformers for 90mm
ceiling hole, old but working and have globes
- 6 aluminium round internal door knobs including 4
privacy sets, fully functional
- 10 small round knob aluminium cupboard door handles
- Black Howards Storage mobile clothes rail approx
1.5m long
- AEG vacuum cleaner, old but still works, have spare
bags for it
- Electrolux wooden floor polisher, buffs up polished
floors
- 2 glass bedside lamps with blue shades, good
condition, nice for a kids or guest room
- 2 stainless steel standard lamps for lounge, one
with grey shade, one fully aluminium dimmable
- Old IMac desktop model with 27inch screen with CD
drive (2013). In good working condition when last used
and has original box and keyboard. Great screen,
obviously doesn't support more modern Mac operating
systems
- Brand new sturdy IKEA white table Melltorp 750mm
square with metal legs, only used for 6 weeks
- 2 IKEA beech look open bedside units or study units
490mmHx600mmW400mm deep with one shelf. Good condition
Too much to photograph but happy for you to come, take a
look and make me an offer
Gail: 0412767687
Scotland Island
This is now available for up to three months at $300 per
and week includes power and water.
2 minutes from Tennis Wharf.
Furnished large bedroom, simple kitchen and own bathroom.
Please contact Jane Kirby 0478454116 if interested.
The Local Guide
Community Information
Scotland
Island Web Site - www.scotlandisland.org.au |
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Scotland
Island Residents Facebook Page - click
to go to Page |
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Scotland
Island
Rural Fire Brigade - 9999 4404 - http://www.sirfb.org.au |
West
Pittwater
Rural Fire Brigade
http://www.westpittwater.com.au/rural-fire-brigade/WPRFB-contacts
- 9997-3795 |
Offshore
Photo
Gallery - offshore
gallery |
Scotland Island Residents
Association (SIRA) Membership details - click
here for details |
West
Pittwater
Community Association (WPCA) - www.westpittwater.com.au |
Scotland
Island
Emergency Non-potable Water
- Agreement for Sale of Non-potable Water
- SIRA Membership Application
- Emergency Non-potable Water Guidelines
- General Information, Map & Contacts
http://www.scotlandisland.org.au/community/emergency-water/
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Scotland
Island
& Offshore Children's Services (SIOCS)
- Long Day Care at The Island Kindy in
Catherine Park
- Days of operation: Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday & Thursday
- Times: 8.00am - 6.00pm
- Before & After School Care
- 8.00am until walked to school ferry -
collected from school ferry until 6.00pm
- Vacation Care, Casual Care and Playgroup on
Fridays
- Hire the Kindy for Birthday Parties
Please call 02
9979 7856 or email SIOCSdirector@gmail.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theislandkindy
Website: http://scotlandislandkindy.business.site/
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Scotland
Island
Community Hall Bookings: Lucy Gregg
M: 0424 233 674 or hall@sira.org.au |
Pittwater
Online News - http://www.pittwateronlinenews.com |
Tick
Fact Sheet |
TUG
Waitlist (Tennis User Group) - Application
Form |
Transport
Palm
Beach Cruises - 02 9997 4815
Real Estate
Services, Clubs & Accommodation
Justice
of
the Peace - Bob Mitchell (Mackerel Beach)
- 0419 745 628 |
Justice
of
the Peace - Tony Hendel - 0419 242723 |
Justice
of the Peace - Andy Derijk - Elvina Bay
0418 613 890 |
Justice
of the Peace - Lexie Le
Blang 0418399674 or 99992574 |
Justice
of the Peace - Graham
Stenner - 0407216405 |
Justice
of the Peace - Carolyn
Milani - 0409914699 |
Pittwater
Community
Arts Inc. - Enquiries Lorrie Morgan
9997 8079 lorriemay@bigpond.com |
Peninsula
Music
Club - enquiries Janice Tuynman -
99991937 - jt@swift
dsl.com.au |
Woody
Point
Yacht Club - http://www.wpyc.com.au
commodore@wpyc.com.au |
Royal
Prince
Alfred Yacht Club - 02
9997
1022
http://www.rpayc.com.au/ |
Royal
Motor
Yacht Club - http://www.royalmotor.com.au/
02 9997 5511 |
Scotland
Island
Lodge - Bed & Breakfast - 02 9979
3301 or
http://www.scotlandislandlodge.com.au |
Pittwater
Youth
Hostel - (02) 9999 5748 (8-11 am
and 5-8 pm)
http://www.yha.com.au/hostels/nsw/sydney-surrounds/pittwater/
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Handy
Service - "No job too small" - Call
Alan 0447 775 541 |
Electrician
Wayne on Scotland Island 0418 229 277
- offshore community sparky - www.sparky.com.au |
David
Walsh - Graphic
Design - Custom
Made Sculpture - 0404 239 212 - ital2@optusnet.com.au |
Dog
Wash & Grooming - Call Jenni: 0450
444 100 or Email: jena50@hotmail.com |
Free
Pump Outs for Boats - Council with RMS
installed a pump out at Careel Bay wharf |
Top
water purification system installed for
offshore homes: Call
Juliette 0418349448 |
Solicitor - Rachel
Carter - Carter O'Neill Legal - 0406 239 946
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Island
Based Domestic Cleaner -
Kath - 0405097424 - kathando@yahoo.com |
Building
Design and Drafting Services
- Samuela Madej – Murphy ph. 0450331573
email: samuelamadej@gmail.com
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Architect
/ Drafting / 3D sketches / Council submissions
services - Sabrina
Phillips, NSW Architect 0426223407 - sabrinaaphillips@gmail.com |
Qualified
Deep Tissue & Swedish Massage -
Mona 0490701213 |
Island
Based Cleaner - Uses predominantly Organic &
Natural Products - Mona 0490701213 |
Broken
Bay Barges & Sydney Commercial Diving
Services - Brent Taylor -
0409 269 404 - taylordmarine@gmail.com
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J&M
Property Care - Jamie - 0488665 685,
Michelle - 0402 942 063 - Brochure
- michellesala00@gmail.com
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Nikki Gibson
Qualified Bookkeeper and Registered BAS Agent
- 0425 227 792 - nikkigibson22@gmail.com |
Aaron
Tree Carpentry & Building -
0406773691 - aarontree.al@gmail.com |
Island Classes (Fitness, Dance, Art etc)
Pilates,
Meditation
and Group Fitness with Patrice -
0406 483 036 patrice.corrie@gmail.com |
Art
Classes- drawing and painting in oils,
acrylics and mixed media - Marion 0431 457 431 |
Dru
Yoga - Tuesday 9.00 to 10.30 Tuesday
morning - Phone Katya on 0414 187 916 |
Outdoor
Circuit Training Classes on Scotland Island
- Lowri Dwyer
- 0450 201 650 - lowri_89@icloud.com
- https://www.facebook.com/lowri.dwyer/ |
Dynamic
Yoga Saturdays from 8.30am -
10.00am.
Drop-In
Easy Hatha Yoga - Monday Evenings
7:00pm - 8:15pm
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Groups
Green
Group
For Catherine Park - Run by SIOCS - Emmie
Collins on 0405 330 781 |
Parents
&
Kids Groups Playgroup - Run by SIOCS
- email Emma trysemz@tpg.com.au |
Catherine
Park
Bush Care Group, 2nd Sunday @ 9.30am,
Sharon Kinnison @ 9997 6017 |
Island
Thinking
Group - Roy
Baker, 9999 6891, roybaker99@yahoo.com |
Government Organisations
Airlines, Buses and Railways
Weather
Pittwater
Weather
Scotland
Island
Tides, Moon phases, Sunrise & Sunset
Local
Weather
Forecast
Radar
weather for Sydney (128k circle)
Emergency Contact Numbers
ALL
EMERGENCIES (Police - Fire - Ambulance) |
000 |
Police Assistance Line
& Information |
13 1444 or 9281 0000 |
Broken Bay Water Police |
9910 7899 or 0412 162 093 |
Marine
Rescue
Broken Bay - Weekend |
(02)
9999
3554 - (02) 8411 1121 |
Marine
Rescue
Broken Bay - VHF Radio channel |
VHF
Radio
Channel: VHF 16
27MHz Radio Channel: 86 or 88 |
Scotland Island Rural Fire
Service |
9999 4404 |
Elvina
Bay
Rural Fire Service |
9997
3795 |
Lovett
Bay
Rural Fire Service
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9979
1612 |
Mackerel
Beach
Rural Fire Service |
9974
1162
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Rural
Fire
Service Headquarters Terrey Hills |
9450
3000
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NSW Fire Service General
Information 9265 2999 |
9265 2999 |
Rural Fire Service General
information |
9450 3000 |
State Emergency Service,
Warringah/Pittwater SES |
13 25 00 9486 3399 |
National Parks & Wildlife
Service: 000, general information |
9457 9322 |
Dept of Community Services:
general information |
9977 6011 |
Sydney Water |
132 090 |
Energy Australia |
131 388, (ah) 131 909 |
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