A petition calling for a halt to Council-under-administration’s plans to build a seawall at Wamberal Beach is now live on the State Parliament’s website. Abigail Boyd MLC (Member of the Legislative Council), a Terrigal resident who has followed the seawall issue for years, has sponsored Wamberal Beach Save Our Sand’s petition. “We must listen to the evidence and to the … [Read more...] about Petition aims to save Wamberal from a seawall
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Council to partner with Wamberal Protection Association
Council staff have been working with the Wamberal Protection Association (WPA) residents group to progress a seawall development application. Council will enter into an agreement with WPA as a partnering landowner on Wamberal Beach. Council staff supporting delivery of this project in partnership with the WPA will not participate in development assessment, with strict … [Read more...] about Council to partner with Wamberal Protection Association
Heir apparent(ly) emerges: revealed at Wamberal Taskforce’s final meeting
A potential heir to residue waterfront land at Wamberal Beach has come forward. Harold Clarke Thompson died in 1939 leaving Wamberal beachfront land to seven heirs. Council has been searching for Thompson's descendents for years (see links to my previous stories below). The minutes of the March 1 meeting of the Wamberal Beach Seawall Advisory Taskforce reveal the … [Read more...] about Heir apparent(ly) emerges: revealed at Wamberal Taskforce’s final meeting
SOS for Wamberal line in the sand
Wamberal Beach Save Our Sand (SOS) will host a "Line In The Sand," protest at Wamberal Beach on the September 11 at 11am. This protest is about drawing a “line in the sand,” and telling council “enough is enough”, group member Hugh Naven said. “Since the start, our voices have been silenced and our opinions ignored,” Mr Naven said. “This day is all about the Wamberal … [Read more...] about SOS for Wamberal line in the sand
