News
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Full capacity at Grant Writing Workshop
Council NewsMedia ReleasesIt was a full house at Council’s free Grant Writing Workshop, held at the Lockyer Valley Cultural Centre.
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Council commits to new Community Centre to service Lockyer Waters
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLockyer Valley Regional Council has earmarked more than $600,000 for the construction of a new Community Centre to service Lockyer Waters.
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Purchase your tickets now for International Women’s Day
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThere are only two weeks remaining until we come together to celebrate the amazing achievements of women at the 2023 International Women’s Day celebration breakfast.
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Council to relocate flood-impacted park equipment
Council NewsMedia ReleasesReusable park equipment prone to flooding across the Lockyer Valley will be relocated as part of a cost-saving measure aimed at minimising repeated damage.
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Council endorses Saturday morning trial for Gatton Library
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLockyer Valley library lovers will soon be able to access the Gatton Library not five, but six days a week after Council endorsed a six-month trial to open on a Saturday morning.
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Go paperless and save!
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLockyer Valley Regional Council is encouraging ratepayers to go paperless and save!
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Hot conditions a concern for bushfires
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLockyer Valley residents are urged to be vigilant and well prepared for bushfires, following a run of heatwave temperatures across the state.
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#EmbraceEquity this International Women’s Day
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThe Lockyer Valley community will come together next month to #EmbraceEquity, the theme of this year’s International Women’s Day celebrations.
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Council to host Grant Writing Workshop this month
Council NewsMedia ReleasesDo you want to know more about how grant programs work and how to increase your chances of funding success?
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Make a difference on Clean Up Australia Day
Council NewsMedia ReleasesSunday 5 March is Clean Up Australia Day and Lockyer Valley Regional Council is encouraging residents and community groups to register now!
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Council adopts Biosecurity Surveillance Program
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLockyer Valley Regional Council’s three-year Biosecurity Surveillance Program was authorised by Council at the January Ordinary Meeting.
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Registrations open for Welcome Baby Celebration
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThe Welcome Baby Celebration is an opportunity to formally introduce and welcome your baby as a valued member of the Lockyer Valley community, and registrations for the 2023 event are now open.
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AM Nikki Boyd visits Lockyer Valley
Council NewsLockyer Valley Regional Council yesterday welcomed Assistant Minister (AM) for Local Government Nikki Boyd MP to the region.
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Recycle your Nespresso pods at Lockyer Valley Libraries
Council NewsCouncil is encouraging residents to leave their used Nespresso pods at Lockyer Valley Libraries and do their part to ensure a sustainable region.
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Solo exhibition to take stage at Lockyer Valley Art Gallery
Council NewsNext month, residents of the Lockyer Valley will have the opportunity to view artist Svenja’s latest exhibition, titled Algalrhythms.
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International delegation to provide lasting benefits for region
Council NewsLVRC Mayor, Cr Tanya Milligan is honoured to be part of an upcoming international delegation to north America, which is set to focus on a range of issues for the Lockyer Valley.
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Australia Day winners announced
Council NewsMurray Hughes’ extensive contribution to the Lockyer Valley community has earned him the title of 2023 Lockyer Valley Citizen of the Year.
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RADF funding open for 2023
Council NewsDo you or a group you’re involved with have an arts and/or cultural development project you’re seeking financial assistance for?
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Major Community Grants initiative opening soon
Council NewsApplications for the next round of Council’s Major Community Grants initiative are about to open.
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Digital Literacy Sessions help residents in the world of technology
Council NewsAs everyday technology continues to evolve, many in our community are forced to either play catch up or be left behind.
