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Doggett and Chester Safety

Doggett and Chester Pedestrian Safety Improvements June 2021       PEDESTRIANS PRIORITISED AT BUSY INTERSECTION Upgrades are underway at a Newstead and Teneriffe to make it safer and easier for pedestrians to get across one the area’s busiest intersections. Central Ward Councillor Vicki Howard said the Schrinner Council was investing in the [...]

Doggett and Chester Safety2021-06-25T01:18:27+00:00

Winter Sessions music festival

Vicki Is The Valley Music festival to grow following venue capacity changes   The very first Winter Sessions music festival is on track to be bigger than first thought following the weekend announcement of increased capacities at indoor venues. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said tickets were now on sale for the six-day music [...]

Winter Sessions music festival2021-06-24T07:04:52+00:00

Brisbane Budget – Central Ward Infrastructure WINS

Central Ward Infrastructure WINS Central Budget Infrastructure WINS as suburbs reap the benefits of record Schrinner Council Budget. Neighbourhoods across Brisbane will reap the rewards from a $3.1 billion cash splash over the next 12 months with the Schrinner Council focussing its spending on infrastructure and services in the suburbs. Figures in the [...]

Brisbane Budget – Central Ward Infrastructure WINS2021-06-25T01:20:54+00:00

Council Funds Women’s Legal Service

BCC Funds Women’s Legal Service Lord Mayor commits $300,000 to help end violence against women Funding Women’s Legal Service.   Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has committed $300,000 over three years to funding Women’s Legal Service  Queensland as part of the 2021-22 Brisbane City Council Budget. Cr Schrinner said his Council wanted to support [...]

Council Funds Women’s Legal Service2021-06-16T05:12:26+00:00

Backing Brisbane Business

Backing Brisbane Business Schrinner Council Budget keeps business on recovery path The Schrinner Council Budget will slash footpath dining fees in half for thousands of Brisbane cafes and restaurants to help fast-track the city’s COVID-19 recovery, Backing Brisbane Business. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said the footpath dining fee discount was an initiative of [...]

Backing Brisbane Business2021-06-16T04:20:58+00:00

Electric expansion as e-bikes prepare to hit the streets

e-bikes prepare to hit the streets     Brisbane residents and visitors will be able to jump on one of 800 sharable electric bikes from next month as the Electric expansion of e-bikes prepares to hit the streets.   Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner announced Neuron Mobility and Beam Mobility had been awarded the [...]

Electric expansion as e-bikes prepare to hit the streets2021-06-09T05:56:10+00:00

Local procurement policy delivers $1.8 billion for businesses in Brisbane

Local procurement policy delivers $1.8 billion for Local procurement in Brisbane   The Schrinner Council has spent more than $1.8 billion with local businesses as part of its buy local procurement policy.   Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said he introduced a new Local Buy Procurement Policy in mid-2019 to lift the amount of Council spend [...]

Local procurement policy delivers $1.8 billion for businesses in Brisbane2021-06-09T06:05:41+00:00

Schrinner Council slashes fees keeping Brisbane’s food businesses afloat

FoodFeeWaiversCentralWard Schrinner Council slashes fees to keep Brisbane’s businesses afloat   The Schrinner Council has revealed Brisbane’s food businesses have collectively saved more than $6.5 million in fee waivers since the start of the pandemic.   Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said more than 7000 businesses across 186 suburbs had their food business and [...]

Schrinner Council slashes fees keeping Brisbane’s food businesses afloat2021-06-08T04:02:52+00:00

Wrongly binned batteries putting lives at risk

Wrongly binned batteries create fire hazards Bin batteries create fires so Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner is warning Brisbane residents to check their bins for ticking time bombs that may unknowingly create dangerous fire risks within the community. Cr Schrinner said 225 tonnes of batteries were wrongly sent to landfill last year, risking fire danger [...]

Wrongly binned batteries putting lives at risk2021-02-23T02:32:28+00:00
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