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Central Coast Council is inviting people living with disability, carers, advocates and community organisations to review and provide feedback on Central the draft Disability Inclusion Action Plan 2026-2030, now on public exhibition.The draft plan outlines practical actions to improve access and inclusion across the region.

Central Coast Council is inviting the community to have their say on a proposed Special Entertainment Precinct in Gosford, aimed at supporting a vibrant and growing night-time economy.Council Mayor, Lawrie McKinna said Gosford was the natural choice for the Central Coast’s first Special Entertainment Precinct, with the city centre experiencing strong residential growth and increased demand for after-dark activities.“Gosford is changing, with more people choosing to live in the city centre.

The ageing skate ramp located next to the newer BATO Yard skatepark facility was demolished following a recent assessment of the infrastructure which deemed it unsafe for further use.This old skate area at Entrance District Sport and Community Centre (EDSAAC) was planned for removal following the construction of the larger new regional skate park at BATO Yard.

Now is the time for local skaters and scooter riders to tell us what you want to see in the design of new skate parks at:•    Halekulani Oval, Budgewoi •    Hylton Moore Oval, East Gosford  The existing skate parks are limited in their offerings with ageing infrastructure.