As I arrived about 7pm there was plenty of parking on 'Rooty Hill', which ms it makes it easier to enjoy! That was because there were

It brought back memories back when there was intoxicated community members inspiring hatred, racism, throwing small missiles life cans and drinks at others. I have personal experiences at "Rooty Hill" where I feared for my life as well as others until police officers arrived, near when I sat with my wife and children. Thank God that authorities have made it 'Alcohol free' and have security checking for alcohol and any weapons, at entrances.

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Councillor Jacqueline Donaldson |
The music and songs were cheerful as 'The McClymonts' took over the stage, about 8.15pm was the National Anthem. I waited and waited as children were blowing soap bubbles, had light up head gear and other glowing apparatuses.

I'm sure that the majority of community members enjoyed themselves as the firework display showed that each year is better and better! Well done to all that organised it!
Click here Blacktown City Council Fireworks - Rooty Hill 2016 Part 1
Click here Blacktown City Council Fireworks - Rooty Hill 2016 Part 2
Click here for last years fireworks
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