Friday, 4 January 2019

Mount Druitt Pool - More Opening Hours - We Love Mt Druitt Pool Face Book Group

Thinking of Cooling off...jump into....


Kerri Bradbury shared a post.
Admin5 hrs
Cool off and have fun until 7pm.


We Love Mt Druitt Pool
Good news! Mount Druitt Pool will be open 9am-7pm from Wed 2 Jan to Sun 27 Jan! 🌴
*Sat 26 Jan 9am-6pm

Mt Druitt Fire & Rescue Yesterday.......

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Image may contain: one or more people, people standing, sky and outdoorRescue crews from Station 063 Blacktown and Station 032 Mt Druitt are working alongside medical experts from CareFlight and NSW Ambulance to extract a person trapped following an accident on Richmond Road in Dean Park. Richmond Road is closed at the intersection of Rooty Hill Road- drivers are advised to avoid the area.
Image may contain: one or more people and outdoorAlso in attendance was NSW Police Force and Eastern Creek Rural Fire Brigade.

Thursday, 3 January 2019

Carol Murray Productions ....Kick Your Feet Away.....

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What's On At Rooty Hill RSL on 20th January 2019

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  • Sunday, January 20, 2019 at 1 PM – 4 PM
  • Rooty Hill RSL
    55 Sherbrooke Street, Rooty Hill, New South Wales, Australia 2766

Blacktown City Council - Media Release Playgrounds - Set For Upgrades


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Blacktown City Council is upgrading seven playgrounds across the City as part of an $893,000 improvement project.  
The playgrounds are:
·         Katrina Park, Seven Hills
·         Snowy Reserve, Seven Hills
·         Wyanda Reserve, Dhurruk
·         Ridgeview Park, Riverstone
·         Chopin Reserve, Seven Hills
·         Luke Park, Mount Druitt
·         Quakers Park, Quakers Hill.

Blacktown City Mayor Stephen Bali MP said: “These seven playgrounds will provide valuable places for children of varying ages and abilities to play and learn”. 
“Blacktown City recognises their importance by allocating funding to build new and improved play spaces for our community.
“Construction work on the playgrounds is expected to begin in the coming months.”
A total of 167 responses were received from members of the public during the community consultation on the discussion of the playground upgrades for 2019.
“I thank everyone who had their say as part of the community consultation and worked with Council to ensure we designed the best play spaces possible,” Mayor Bali said.

Wednesday, 2 January 2019

Sydney Public Transport Costs And Distances - Channel 10 News Via 'whyilovemountdruitt' Face Book Page

I am publishing  a post on the public transport costs and distances because of the bus commuters at Willmot that have lost bus stops and have further to walk. I feel for them, although walking is good for you but if you are elderly and struggle to walk, that is when  there is much needed bus services required in our area.

Here is our Face Book Page published post, via Western Sydney Public Transport Users Face Book Page and produced by Channel 10 News:

John Svoboda

shared a post.
Sydney Public Transport Costs and distances - This is significant for Willmot bus commuters - courtesy of Western Sydney Public Transport Users Group Face Book Page

Click here for video from Channel 10 public transport costs and distances

10 News First Sydney
Anyone who lives in an outer Sydney suburb could tell you public transport needs to be improved. Now, there’s data to prove it.

Mount Druitt Pool Cooling Down For Cooler Days.......- Mount Druitt Pool Face Book Group

John Svoboda shared a post.
Admin9 hrs
Mount Druitt Pool Cooling Down for Heat Wave Days,,,,


Kerri Bradbury shared a post.
Admin9 hrs
Good news. Opening from 9am - 7pm from tomorrow 2 Jan! Just in time for the extended heat wave. ☀️😊🌴💦

New Face Book Group in Willmot - Pokemon Go Willmot. - Willmot Community Face Book Page

Pokemon Group Join in Willmot.....

Rusty Ryder shared his first post.
Hi all, trying to recruit some people for our Willmot Pokémon Go Group. All are welcome, we need numbers to do Raids etc. Hope to see you on there!
Sara Jane's photo.

Closed group
3 Members

Tuesday, 1 January 2019

Thank You: Community Members of Mount Druitt, Surrounding Suburbs & Stake Holders 2018 Final Figures

'whyilovemountdruitt', this year has had a strong steady year with posting community events, promoting free advertising to local businesses, Blacktown City Council 'Media Releases', all which notifies and updates all of our local community with local issues/events that we need to know about. We are the 'Electronic Social Board/ Media of the area' showing how people advocate for our area, for the right issues. We send a message out to our community that is clearly heard and maybe 'Dinner Table Talk' and then get involved.

It was a non-election year thus making us sit back and think of what is needed to make Mount Druitt and surrounding suburbs a better place to live and work in or even just be proud of where we live.

We had 399 published posts throughout the 2018 year, averaging at over 33 posts per month, with 48,805 visits averaging at just over 4,067 visits per month. August had record visits of 10,783. We also had a total of 25 comments averaging at nearly 2 comments per month. This was a solid year compared to 2017 Statistics (below) but we shave an audience that has stayed with us ever since our blogspot was created on 19th February 2014. I am also hearing people associating myself with 'whyilovemountdruitt' blogspot and Face Book Group creator and take that as my own satisfaction of what I am doing as one of many advocates of the area.

I am also proud that we have reached over 200,00 visits since our blogspot has been created and ended on total visits of 215,656

Whilst we have a Face Book Page and it has the largest Face Book Membership in the area, our membership has grown past 300 members, which was my goal for the end of year. We have now got 324 members that regularly read, share, publish posts and  contribute discussions through comments, whilst caring and respecting each other as a member. My goal would be  400 members by 31st December 2019,  but that is up to all of you to work together and  refer members living within our local community  to join our Face Book Page up and become active readers, publishers of posts and sharers of the post.

On that note, I would like to thank Carol Murray from Carol Murray's School of Dance and Ritesh Duggal (Ray) from Telechoice, Westfield Mount Druitt as local business promoting their local business (free of charge: and double on weekends) straight on as publish posts on our Face Book Page. This is the idea for local businesses to take on the initiative and posts adverts for your own local business. This is a start in the right direction for them but some struggle not understanding how social works or they don't have the time to do so. Other business  members of our Face Book Page can advertise  as long as it is for the good of the community.

As one Administrator of our Face Book page, I take pride that there is no abuse or rudeness in discussing issues or concerns of the community. We have about 14-16 Face Book groups we share important posts too and thus this creates more of an alertness to more community members. Social media is the main voice of our website/blogspot and the very best way a community can be heard.

I personally would like to thank my co-administrators: Kerri, Ron and David for joining in and making Mount Druitt and surrounding suburbs a great place to live in.

I also would like to thank all stake holders (and they know who they are): politicians, community members government officials and the rest of you for  keeping in contact with 'whyilovemountdruitt'. Hope this year is a great year for all in 2019.

Click here for last years Statistics


Click here for What I love About Mount Druitt