Central Coast Council is inviting residents, community members and visitors to share their priorities and experiences to help shape a new Walking and Cycling Strategy for our region.Currently in development, the strategy will guide future investment over the next 10 years to improve walking and cycling infrastructure across the Central Coast.The goal is to better connect the region’s beaches, towns, schools and destinations with infrastructure that’s safe, accessible and welcoming for people of all ages and abilities.Council Mayor, Lawrie McKinna said community feedback is essential to ensure the Walking and Cycling Strategy reflects local needs.“Walking and cycling are part of everyday life on the Coast.

We're busy building better facilities, services and spaces for our community with active sites constructing sports buildings, carparks, playspaces, pathways, drainage, roads and more.Here are some highlights of work underway this week:SPORTS – Frost Reserve, Kincumber new sports amenities building;

The Central Coast has established itself as a premier destination for hosting high-calibre events, both nationally and internationally.

Foreshore renewal works commenced Monday 27 October at Rip Road Public Reserve, Blackwall to restore the usability of the beach, improve safety and help prevent erosion to ensure the ongoing use for all.Due to the age of the structure, the existing shoreline is in poor condition with failing walls and ad hoc protection structures. The full list of works include:Dismantle and demolition of existing retaining structures. Construction of new sandstone retaining wall with a stepped finish to help prevent erosions and subsidence. Construction of new stairs, mooring posts and dinghy skids to improve access to beach.