• Camden Council makes submission to Transport Master Plan
• Macarthur teachers expected to go ahead with stop work action tomorrow
• Man found guilty of mishandling Liverpool company’s liquidation
• Wollondilly Mayor to meet with Transport Minister over plans for airport at Wilton
• Teacher’s strike likely to go ahead
• Construction company collapses
• Carbon Tax compensation provides financial boost for Macarthur families
• Truck driver faces manslaughter charges over Menangle triple fatality
• Campbelltown police investigate smash on Queen Street
• Macarthur women urged to get free breast screening
• More than $1.5 million in drugs seized from South West Sydney
• Macarthur teachers push ahead with stop work action on Friday
• Petition calls for wider breakdown lanes following Hume Highway double fatality
• Liverpool Hospital made Super Trauma Centre
• Local teachers to strike on Friday
• Gas leak causes evacuations in Airds
• Father submits petition to parliament following double fatal on Hume Highway
• Nervous wait for Macarthur Railcorp employees
• Macarthur MP Russell Mathson says families would be better off under Coalition Government
• Liberal Party selects Angus Taylor to run as candidate for Hume

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Camden Council makes submission to Transport Master Plan

Camden Council has voted to make a submission to the State Government's Long Term Transport Master Plan discussion paper.

The mater plan discusses current transport trends and key challenges for the State Government to address over the next 20 years.

With Camden being dubbed one of the fastest growing Local Government Areas in NSW, councillors have decided to have their say and highlighting key issues on behalf of locals.

They include the upgrade of Narellan Road and the Northern Road, links from Spring Farm to the Hume Highway, the development of a bus network to Leppington as well as improved access to the Uni of Western Sydney.