Lane Cove Week in Review – 9 to 15 Oct 2017

Welcome to our Lane Cove Week in Review for 9 to 15 October 2017.

Breaking News – Public Transport

The school holidays have finished and the bus queues are back. Today, the NSW Premier announced changes to public transport timetables. Do they go far enough for Lane Cove? We break it down here.

The Premier was quoted as saying “We are giving thousands of customers an early Christmas present this year with more services and better connections between modes to help them get to where they need to go”.  Some of you may be disappointed at the size of your Christmas Present.    

HSC

Good luck to all those students who start the HSC this week. A thought provoking article was published in the SMH this week on HSC and the stress some students feel. The article quotes local Lane Cove clinical psychologist Elise Lowick (situated in The Village Shopping Centre above Soulful Fitness).

Food Drive

It is Anti Poverty week next week and Sydney Community Services needs your support! As a local community centre, they have been serving the residents of Lane Cove, Ryde and Hunters Hill Local Government Areas (LGA) since 1961. One of the many services they offer is providing disadvantaged people with food parcels. Without the kindness and support of our local communities, they would not be able to continue to run this program as it does not receive funding from the government.

SCS is turning to our local Communities for help. Anti-poverty week is approaching and we are asking for a helping hand from our community from 15th to 21st October. You will find food drop off points at 1 Pottery Lane, Lane Cove and at 46 Gladesville Road, Hunters Hill.

Your support will enable them to continue to serve the most vulnerable members of our community. All donations are welcome. During 2016 /2017 SCS supported 251 people and distributed 265 food parcels. On average, they provide 25 food parcels a month.

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Summer Sevens Back with a Vengeance

It was all happening at Blackman Park on Friday night with the start of the Summer Sevens by LCJRU. Even if you don’t play summer sevens pop down on a Friday Night and have some food at the Zjoosh Lawn and some drinks from Porter’s Liquor Northwood! Such a great way to celebrate the start of a weekend in Lane Cove

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Crime Report

Issues Reported to ITC

A house was broken into at night in Hamilton Street  Riverview this week. – all the occupants were asleep. Their au pair came home around midnight (she saw a light moving around in inside) and must have disturbed thieves, who just stole contents of a handbag. The house and windows were all locked, they had expertly jimmied open a window

Stolen Vehicle – Lane Cove

About 5:00pm Friday 6th October the owner of a 2017 grey Mechid box trailer parked and secured the trailer at a building site on Little Street, Lane Cove. At this time the trailer, which had fully enclosed steel cover contained approximately $25,000 worth of construction equipment.

About 8:30am the Monday 9th October the owner returned to the building site to find that the trailer was no longer there.

Police are asking for anyone that may have noticed any suspicious activity at the stated location during the given times and dates to please contact Chatswood Police on 9414 8499 or Crime Stoppers (1800 333 000 or www.crimestoppers.com.au).

Break/Enter and Steal – Lane Cove

Sometime between Friday 1st September and Friday 6th October unknown person/s have gained entry to a storage garage located in the underground car park of a unit block on Longueville Road, Lane Cove. The unknown person/s have accessed the locked garage by removing the entire lock and door handle.

Once inside, the offender/s have stolen a large amount of property including a Merida mountain bike valued around $900.

If anyone noticed any suspicious activity at the stated location during the given times and dates could they please contact Chatswood Police 9414 8499.

This is in addition to the garage thefts in Lane Cove North.

Must Do Events

Put aside the 4th and 5th November to indulge in art and food and wine.

The Greenwich Arts Trail is on 4th and 5th November and Lane Cove’s Food and Wine by the River is on 5th November at Tambourine Bay Reserve.

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Photo by @stephtee
Photo by @stephtee

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