William Mason Reserve, Mount Druitt Gets Reviewed Upgrade Seating and More Lights- Reviewed!

Well good news again, Blacktown City Council is  now working closely with 'whyilovemountdruitt'  and not only that the response is magnificent. Something that I am not used too. I think that all   Officers of Blacktown City Council from the General Manager onwards, should be congratulated, for implementing improvements for the community, as requested and required, making Mount Druitt a better place for all!

Now we have to announce another improvement that has been approved by Blacktown City Council, that is that seating for community members, near the children's playground amenities and further lighting upgrade as requested in previous blogs. This is at William Mason Reserve, Mount Druitt.

So you can see that pictures speak louder than words! What is meant here is that sending actual pictures make action happen. You can present a thousand page document (which the public community has no time to read or see), have professionals support it with various facts and figures and then it may be declined. Pictures of real community things that need to be changed make things happen - believe it!

Click here for the blog on more lights requested for William Mason Reserve 


Click here for previous blog on seating required for William Mason Reserve


Click here for letter from Blacktown City Council


I do have one suggestion for Blacktown City Council that on the 'Open Space Area Lighting Policy' the Mount Druitt community should be invited during the day and night to invite present and offer feedback from the community!

R.A.A.F Memorial Park - Short Bush Walk - Mount Druitt!

Over 200 hundred years ago, Mount Druitt wasn't Mount Druitt, it would have had natural landscapes as local inhabitants - aboriginal people would have hunted, and lived within the area.

Now with the modern transformation of the area to a vital  residential  highly populated hub in Western Sydney, where there are thousands on thousands on humans living  in the area. We tend to forget how we all arrived to live Mount Druitt, yet know that we all came from different backgrounds.

For  me, it was a simply fact of  purchasing a property in an affordable area, starting a family here but I didn't know I would have been a community activist representing the people of Mount Druitt in getting  returned bus services in the area - still not fully complete.

What I have discovered in doing so is a lot of the public transport issues are  community improvement related. Thus here I am representing the community and promoting the community we live in. I know that an area that may not have full attention seeking improvements can be obtain by natural showing of what needs be done to be the best that  meets each needs.

Enjoy this bush Walk in Mount Druitt