News from the Leura Village Association

Now that Covid is less intrusive in our daily lives, though it has by no means left us, the Committee is very active in restarting many of its activities that have been on hold. Now is a good time to support your Association which has been supporting businesses and residents for more than 40 years.

The Association recognises First Nation people's occupancy and connection with the land on which we live and work. In a recent collaboration with Brett Groves of Bilingarra, our Acknowledgement now incorporates First Nation artwork.

Read about the return of the Fair, its history and its importance in shaping the village landscape to what it is today.

Eleven independent book sellers in the Blue Mountains have come together to create the Blue Mountains Bookshop Trail, stretching from Glenbrook to Blackheath.

A revised DA has been submitted by the developer, which is still unacceptable to residents and the Leura Village Association.

The BMCC released its latest Traffic Management Report for Leura, and after seeking input from its members, the Leura Village Association submitted its response, supporting some aspects, rejecting others, and offering alternatives.

Leura gets a Christmas makeover thanks to enthusiastic volunteers.

The 2022 committee of the Leura Village Association was elected at last night's AGM.

Huge thank you to the businesses who are supporting this year's Leura Village Christmas as our Christmas Angel Partners

Many of the Leura Businesses have provided physical assistance either as helpers for this year's Village Christmas or by providing gifts and prizes

As part of the Leura Village Christmas celebrations on Friday 18 December, the Wayzgoose Diner will be staying open late and giving a mini Christmas bon bon with every kids meal.

Tree lights in Leura Mall