Posted by GEBC
on 22 June 2020
Jenny Cusick the Chamber's Executive Officer has been in touch by phone with most of our Members.
All were appreciative of the Chamber's concern.
General comments were that the Government Grants had helped and most said they would make it through.
A common theme was that we all need to adopt a "BUY LOCAL" attitude and this applies in particular to Central Coast Council when letting contracts.
If you have any issues that you think the Chamber could help you with ...
Posted by GEBC
on 22 June 2020
The Chamber continues to support a University Campus in Gosford, preferably on the old Mitre10 site.
We are in continuing talks with the State Government to see this through.
This Campus forms part of the Education and Employment Precinct that the Premier proposed just prior to the 2019 State Election.
We are now in discussion with the Hunter Central Coast Development Corporation which has been tasked with moving the project forward.
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Posted by GEBC
on 22 June 2020
Parking issues in Gosford CBD continue to be of concern for the Chamber.
The Chamber was instrumental in getting Central Coast Council to provide parking at Adcock Park and in Showground Road near the Tennis Courts serviced by a Shuttle Bus. We are concerned that this facility has not been supported to the extent that it would to take pressure off short term parking in the CBD.
Meanwhile, Central Coast Council has issued a Draft Car Parking Study and Implementation Plan that went ...
Posted by GEBC
on 22 June 2020
Last week Greg Walker (Macarthur Projects) joined us as the Guest speaker at the June members Zoom meeting giving an overview of The Archibald development within the Gosford CBD
Key takeouts:
The $400million Archibald development will comprise Two Towers of 26 and 27 levels rising from the podium level (at level 5)
Demolition to commence on the 16th of June
The Development will have 167 Room 4-5 Star international Hotel and some 4000sqm of commercial space
Inc...
Posted by Rod Dever - Chamber President
on 20 May 2020
Welcome to the May update of the Gosford Erina Business Chamber. Your local chamber.
I'd like to start off this month by saying thank you. Thank you to the businesses who have worked hard and accessed whatever resources were necessary to survive. The current climate has made it challenging for anyone in business right now but in the true Australian spirit many of you have adjusted your business model and adapted to the needs of your customers.
Click here to read the Presidents Repor...