James Greenwood Reserve has recently undergone a significant transformation, thanks to a $70,000 investment by The Hills Shire Council. The park now boasts modern play equipment designed to foster creative play and provide a dynamic and physically challenging experience for visitors. With a focus on being family-friendly, the reserve aims to offer high-quality facilities that can be enjoyed by children and their families for years to come. The new additions, including a play unit, stainless steel tube slide, swing set, and synthetic grass, cater to the community’s desire for fun, discovery, and active play.
The Hills Shire Council’s commitment to enhancing community spaces is evident in the revitalization of James Greenwood Reserve. By incorporating nature play stepping logs and other engaging features, the park encourages outdoor exploration and interaction with the natural environment. The acknowledgment of the Dharug people as the original custodians of the land reflects a deep respect for the region’s cultural heritage and a commitment to inclusivity and diversity. Through thoughtful design and investment, the reserve has become a hub for recreational activities that promote physical well-being and social connection.
As part of ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure and enhance public spaces, The Hills Shire Council is dedicated to delivering projects that benefit the community. The intersection upgrade at Edwards and Annangrove Road in Box Hill/Rouse Hill is a testament to the council’s proactive approach to addressing traffic congestion and road safety issues. By prioritizing the construction of a roundabout to improve traffic flow and reduce delays, the council demonstrates a commitment to enhancing the overall quality of life for residents and visitors alike. Through strategic planning and collaboration with relevant authorities, such as Transport for NSW, the council continues to make meaningful contributions to the region’s development and sustainability.
