NEWS
BLUE MOUNTAINS
LAPSTONE SPORTS PRECINCT
Blue Mountains City Council has completed a review of traffic conditions in Lapstone’s Explorers Road and Governors Drive precinct which identified a number of changes to address traffic flow and parking.
The review recommended parking restrictions and the installation of a kiss and ride zone and physical road barriers.
Further changes are also expected following a public review by locals.
PERFECT DISH
Embers Restaurant: Experience a fusion of local flavours in a cosy, casual atmosphere as customers dine by the iconic stone fireplace.
The Fairmont Resort's Embers Restaurant is open daily for lunch and dinner, making it an ideal place for families.
Enjoy a light lunch, relax with a three-course dinner, or grab a quick bite with friends.
The all-day menu is perfectly paired with a refreshing glass or two of local and international wines, as customers soak in the rich mountain atmosphere of the comforting setting with a backdrop of soaring floor to ceiling Jamison Valley views.
Embers Restaurant is suitable for family dining with a children’s menu available.
Fairmont Resort, 1 Sublime Point Road, Leura. Ph: 4785 0000 or reservations@fairmontresort.com.au
NEW CITIZENS
Thirty-seven Blue Mountains residents became Australian citizens in the middle of this year.
The Citizenship Ceremony was run by Blue Mountains City Council on behalf of the Minister for Home Affairs.
Council holds four to five ceremonies per year,
