Pyrmont Community Centre is a sports club located in Sydney, Australia. Currently undergoing an upgrade until mid-2024, the facility will be closed during this time, including the gym, library link, and outside school hours care. However, the City of Sydney is offering programmes, activities, and employees at nearby Maybanke Community Centre and Ultimo Community Centre. The library link service can be accessed at Maybanke Community Centre, and after-school and vacation care services are available at Ultimo Community Centre.
Additional community-led activities will take place at Harold Park Community Hall in Forest Lodge.
The Pyrmont Community Centre upgrade aims to increase the available space and improve accessibility for everyone. It will provide a variety of uses to cater to different needs within the community. As the upgrade progresses, subscribers will receive updates about the project, opportunities for community consultation, and other centre news.
Pyrmont Community Centre is conveniently located at the corner of John and Mount Streets in Pyrmont, Sydney. For directions and transportation information, individuals can contact the centre at 02 9298 3134 or via email at pyrmontcc@cityofsydney. Nsw. gov.
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In addition to the community centre, the City of Sydney offers a range of services, including bin collections, parking permits, rates, development applications, and reporting issues. Residents can also engage in long-term planning projects, explore parks, pools, libraries, gyms, and customer service centres, as well as hire sports facilities, rehearsal spaces, halls, or meeting rooms. Support, funding, programmes, and initiatives are available through various grants.
For further inquiries or to stay connected with the City of Sydney, individuals can visit their website or follow them on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. The council's accessibility, privacy, and terms and conditions policies can be found on their website as well.
The City of Sydney acknowledges and supports the Gadigal of the Eora nation as the Traditional Custodians of the local area. They actively work to honour and recognise Sydney's First Nations communities.
