If you haven’t already downloaded your additional two Dine and Discover vouchers, now is the time to do it. In December we announce two additional $25 Dine & Discover vouchers would be rolled out for eligible customers which can be downloaded via the Service NSW app or by calling 13 77 88.
You can use the vouchers locally at Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Post supporter and new business Mad Toppings Pizza at Hornsby. Along with La Thai in Thornleigh, Wise Monkey Café in Berowra along with local clubs the Hornsby RSL, Magpies Waitara and Asquith Bowling and Recreation Club, just to name a few.
The $250 million expansion of Dine & Discover, is part of the NSW Government’s $2.8 million economic recovery package, helping local businesses grow and thrive this summer.
More than 15,000 businesses and 4.8 million customers had already registered for the Dine & Discover NSW program, with almost $276 million vouchers prior to Christmas.
The two $25 vouchers will ensure provide a much needed boost for businesses right across NSW as we continue to come back bigger and better in 2022. For more information visit service.nsw.gov.au or calling 13 77 88
Additional car parking spaces are one step closer for Hornsby commuters, as a construction contract was awarded for the Hornsby Commuter Carpark.
The carpark which will be located on the former Hornsby TAFE site on Jersey Street, is part of the NSW Government’s Commuter Car Park Program and will deliver around 140 additional parking spaces.
This new parking will go a long way to reducing congestion and easing parking pressure for commuters in Hornsby and I look forward to seeing this important project continue to progress.
Families with young children will have better access to early childhood education after the NSW Government committed $280 million and secured an additional $560 million of new funding from the Federal Government.
NSW is the first state to sign on to the new National Preschool Reform Agreement, which will provide long term funding certainty to the early childhood education sector through a four-year funding deal to replace the previous Universal Access National Partnership.
This agreement will ensure all young children will have access to quality preschool options and are better prepared for their first year of school.