A perfect day weather-wise was the setting for a crowd of well over one thousand people, to attend the 2019 Anzac Day service at Pitt Town. Highlights of the service included the unveiling of a new WW2 Honour Roll. The names of the 70 residents of Pitt Town and district who enlisted during the 1939-1945…
49 volunteers assembled at Bona Vista Park on Sunday the 4th March. Kevin O’Connor the organiser, gave a briefing. Then the teams were dispatched to various locations in the Town area. A Hughe variety of rubbish was picked up by the volunteers, ranging from car doors, Tyers, mattresses, and carpet which had been dumped by…
The people of Pitt Town, together with Police and emergency services, must be commended on the overwhelming and instant response by so many people, who dropped everything to assist in searching for the missing child on Saturday (Who was thankfully found safe and unharmed.)
Every person in our community must be proud of this response, which is something other communities can only dream of.
In the June State Budget announcement, the Pitt Town Bypass was mentioned by the Treasurer, Dominic Perrottet. He said: “Our roads investment includes $3 million for the long-awaited Pitt Town Bypass to get the project shovel ready. “This will enable us to progress a project which has been under consideration for more than 60 years…
A cloudy morning with rain threatening didn’t deter the Pitt Town community from attending the 2017 ANZAC Day commemoration. The crowd is estimated to be approximately a thousand people, by far the largest number ever to gather in Pitt Town. Owen Elliot and Brian Huxley were supported by Progress Association President, Peter Ryan in organising…