A $1.2 million upgrade of the Rosemeadow sports complex will mean a modern new clubhouse for Campbelltown Collegians Football Club.
The new facility will significantly expand the capacity of the clubhouse.
It will have two change rooms, a meeting room, canteen, store room, accessible toilet facilities and a new retaining wall.
The club will also benefit from a $75,000 upgrade to lighting of the main field, along with $120,000 for irrigation.
The lighting was funded by $10,000 from the NSW Government’s Local Sports Grants fund.
Work started this week on the project.
“Campbelltown Collegians are a growing club providing opportunities to play football for many kids in Rosemeadow and the surrounding suburbs,” says Campbelltown mayor George Brticevic.
“The field and lighting upgrades mean Rosemeadow Sports Complex will host night games and the irrigation works will ensure the field is of a better quality and easier to maintain in the future,” he said.
The clubhouse upgrade is expected to be completed by mid-next year.
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In other Campbelltown news, the Bicycle Education Centre will host a celebration of International Day of People with Disability this Thursday, December 3.
A series of five 90-minute sessions will be held throughout the day where children will be able to enjoy free riding sessions as well as a range of other fun activities such as mural painting, story time and the Shine Shed sensory tent and quiet space.
There will also be a wealth of information for parents and carers to collect and they can also schedule a free session with Freedom Wheels to find out about adapting bikes to the individual needs of children.
Transport to the Bicycle Education Centre on the day is available through South West Community Transport via bookings.
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Campbelltown Council has announced that the 2020 New Year’s Eve event at Koshigaya Park will not go ahead due to the ongoing Covid situation. Council says the recent easing of restrictions did not allow enough time to plan for an event with a reduced capacity.
