Monthly Archives: November 2012
NSW Infrastructure Report – our submission Nov 2012
Posted on 28th November 2012Infrastructure NSW PO Box R220 Royal Exchange NSW 1225 The State Infrastructure Strategy Report “ First Things First ” We refer to this Report which was released on 3 October. The Glebe Society appreciates the opportunity to comment on the Report. These comments were prepared by its Transport and Traffic Subcommittee […]
Environment Policy 2012
Posted on 28th November 2012The Glebe Society Inc Environment Policy The Constitution of the Glebe Society includes amongst its objects: a) to improve the amenity of Glebe by: vi) making Glebe a cleaner and healthier environment b) to preserve and enhance the natural and architectural character of Glebe In keeping with these objects, the Glebe […]
Super Yacht Marina – Glebe Society’s submission Nov 2012
Posted on 27th November 2012The Glebe Society has sent the following submission regards the proposed Super Yacht Marina. Click here to read the submission.
Glebe Society Christmas Party – 7th December
Posted on 10th November 2012Join us for the 2012 Glebe Society Christmas Party. This year’s Party will be held at the new St Barnabas Church (Barney’s), Mountain Street, Broadway. The Upper Foyer is a beautiful architect designed venue, part of the new Barneys created on the site of the church building destroyed by fire in 2006.
November 2012
Posted on 10th November 2012In November 2012 I posted the following documents: Local residents of Glebe, especially those near Blackwattle Bay, fear that the proposed Rozelle Bay Super Yacht Marina will harm them in many ways. Read their flyer here. Following the campaign of Glebe residents, the SMH published the following article which you can read here. The Glebe […]
Bernard Smith – Symposium & Wake – 9th November
Posted on 5th November 2012Bernard Smith was one of the founders of The Glebe Society in 1969. He and his wife Kate were responsible for the definitive book on Glebe heritage – “The Architectural Character of Glebe”. He was an eminent art historian, writer, professor of fine arts at the University of Sydney, and a beloved member of the Glebe Society. We invite all members and non-members to attend an event to celebrate Bernard and Kate Smith’s contribution to ensuring the continued existence of Glebe in face of the threat to bulldoze us out of existence in favour of a free-way.
