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On behalf of the CPBC/YC Happy Mother’s day hope all your mums get Spoilt to day from Croydon Park Business Chamber.
🚨 Have your say! 🚨 RMS is currently seeking your feedback on proposed intersection improvements at Georges River Road, Portland Street and Lees Avenue in Croydon Park. Residents have until Sunday 8 July to make comment, by either emailing pinchpoint@rms.nsw.gov.au or writing to Pinch Points Program Project Team, Roads and Maritime Services, PO Box 973, Parramatta, NSW, 2124.
Thank you St Vincent’s Catholic Parish Ashfield for welcoming me to their ‘Share the Journey, Global Week of Action’. Michael Urbano painted the mural walls inside the original Rene’s Pizzeria in Croydon Park. He has donated numerous paintings over the years to Chamber events.
Thank you St Vincent’s Catholic Parish Ashfield for welcoming me to their ‘Share the Journey, Global Week of Action’. Congratulations to Croydon Park IGA for going single use plastic bag free. This is a great and important step for our local community and we encourage other local businesses to follow their example. International Volunteer Day. Last night the Croydon Park Youth Committee held a Halloween Fundraiser to raise money and awareness for the Children’s Medical Research Institute. Their theme was: The Mad Hatters Halloween Tea Party. Check out all the great trick-or-treater costumes…
make sure you tune in today at 1pm to hear The Italianos interview on 2RDJ, Media Partners of the Experience Croydon Park Festival. Tune in to 2RDJ-FM 88.1 Community Radio this Sunday, 30 0ct at 9am to hear the station’s interview with the Italianos! The boys will be chatting about what they are doing at the Experience Croydon Park Festival on Saturday, Nov 12. If you miss the interview, hear it again on Nov 1 at 1pm.
Scouts Australia will be at the Experience Croydon Park Festival, running activities all day. Get active with the family and come along to the Festival on Saturday, Nov 12 from 10am-4pm in Seymour Street, Croydon Park.
Well the late Barbara Holborow would have had a field day with this one… Not one to hold back, she would have definitely told this petrol station what it can do with its corporate policy of, and I quote, “not displaying any promotional material that does not fit in with the business”. The item in question was the yellow Experience Croydon Park Festival poster. It would be displayed for a total of 15 days. Yet looking around the premises, this is the image they promote their business with instead – take a look. Most likely they have been there for years. Very community minded indeed, wouldn’t you say, Barbara ?! Are you a Mitch Gardner Music fan? You could meet him! He will be performing at Mitch will be performing at the Experience Croydon Park Festival on November 12 at 2pm on the main stage followed by a Meet & Greet.
Good Evening All, On behalf of the CPBC/ YC, we joyfully Thank you for this Award. Regional Chamber of Commerce. The year 2000, the two Banks closed in Croydon Park (CP) and within a short time 17 shops shut down CP became a ghost town! The local Printer sent a letter to the remaining businesses and I picked up the phone. We began having many meetings with 3 Councils. The year 2003 CPBC began and the beautification of CP was attracting new and vibrant businesses . Our aim was to put CP on the map, this has been achieved by always involving the Community “Because without the Community you have no Business” as the late and precious Barbara Holborow would always say when I did her hair. We have also lobbied for a Clock, Christmas tree and decorations and lights are still to be installed. In the past 15years the Chamber has put on Seminars for the CPBC Members in the local businesses to enhance them. Progressive dinners with the Beatles walk at the crossing! Fun with music and dancing. 5 Festivals with 2014 the Italianos from MKR saying our big Event “Croydon Park Festival Like No Other”, reached Excellence! Combined with the Festival 2016 we have what we call ” The Fabulous 5″ The Youth Committee who have put on Events such as Movie Nites, Trivia Nites and raised over $10K. Their big Events has been to raise funds for the Children’s Medical Research Institute (CMRI) for the sick children of our country $4K. CMRI were so impressed they nominated the CPYC for a prestigious Award from the Burwood Rotary Business and Community Awards and won in 2016! It is very important to acknowledge all the Past and Present Executive and Board including the Youth Committee Members who are not here tonight for all the valuable and tireless hours they put in to keep the CPBC/YC alive today. In 2014 CPBC won their first Regional Winner Chamber of Commerce Award against bigger Chambers, I had just stepped off a plane 6am that morning and the previous few days had a meeting with the Swiss/Italian Chamber of Commerce which I had organised, to learn what they do so I could bring back some points. It was a great comfort to hear how difficult it was for them who are big to raise revenue for their Events. This meant that what we do was sufficient and so we now see how much we have truly achieved over all these years. Thank you and God Bless. Toni Franze’ CPBC President One of our business in Croydonpark.
Rae Jones Memorial Plaque Unveiling
2018 White Ribbon TUG O’ WAR CUP
Croydon Park cooks River important.
Just popped into the new coffee shop Filo Station on Georges River Rd for a coffee. Jack was so enthusiastic and customer focused that I walked out with one of their traditional Filipino sweets – Ube sansrival, made by the owner. Gotta say not what I expected. Super yummy. And not overly sweet. Good job guys! I’m sold.
Congratulations to the Chamber for being Finalists at the 2018 NSW Business Awards. Both Presidents were present at the event on Friday night at Luna Park.
is this something our chamber has in mind? 😊
Support your friends. 🙏❤️
NSWBC Chamber Seminar with NSWBC Representative Geoff Starr,
You remember this!!
By Marcella Gallace In December 2018, the Croydon Park Youth Committee along with Scouts Australia representatives donated over 100 hundred books to the Children’s Hospital at Westmead. MARCELLA GALLACE Graduate Journalist Gallace Media #adventure Happy new year from the Croydon park business chamber. last Monday night with special guest Tony Burke MP and Sue Burton from the Cooks River Alliance. I was encouraged that over 100 residents who attended the forum care so deeply about the future of the River. I would also like to thank members of the Cooks River Valley Association, the Mudcrabs, the Croydon Park Business Chamber and Cleaner Campsie for all the work they have been doing to improve the River. It is important to continue the dialogue between local residents, community groups, organisations, local government and state and federal members. I appreciate those residents who voiced their experiences, concerns and vision for the River. Many issues were raised throughout the forum including:
Yet the biggest issue raised from both my survey and the forum was the amounts of pollution and rubbish dumped in the River. Many residents are concerned with the levels of plastic pollution in the river including plastic bags. I am pleased that NSW Labor is addressing this issue by committing to banning plastic bags in NSW. One other main contributor to this problem is shopping trolleys that are dumped along the banks or in the River itself. These trolleys are often left indefinitely and not only cause significant safety risks but pollute habitats and block waterways. In response to this issue NSW Labor has recently announced that it will empower councils to immediately impound shopping trolleys that are causing an obstruction or safety risk and increase the maximum penalty from $550 to $2750. The Cooks River should not be a dumping ground for shopping trolleys and this measure will begin to address this. You can read more about Labor’s plan to tackle this issue below: If you would like to fill out a survey or would like to provide more feedback please do not hesitate to email my office at strathfield@parliament.nsw.gov.au Please know that I will continue to work with both federal and local government along with community organisations in order to improve and restore the River. Yours sincerely, Jodi CPBC AGM 2018! Nex Gen in Biz 2018! Thank you, CP Hotel for Sponsoring the AGM Raffle with great wine for our winners Many Thanks, Croydon Park gets the Clock! Croydon Park Light Globes go up in 2018. We are delighted to invite you to the CPBC AGM, which will be on Monday 26th November at 7pm at the Croydon Park Club, 55 Seymour Street, Croydon Park. As always, our not for profit Executive team has worked tirelessly this year to continue to make Croydon Park a great place to live and work. To give you an idea of what we have been working for this year, I have attached our CPBC Community letter and also, the response and update from Cr John Faker, Mayor of Burwood of what has been achieved and the work still in progress. We are very pleased to also let you know, the CPBC has won the NSW Business Chamber, Regional Chamber Award 2018 and 2014; recognition of how active we are in our local Community, and with your ongoing support, we intend to keep on working for our Croydon Park Community and our local We hope you can make the AGM and look forward to seeing you there. If you think any other Community members would like to attend the AGM, please feel free to advise them of the date and time. The CPBC can be contacted via our Media Team: media.team.cpbc@gmail.com Kind regards, Judith Wagner
Photos created by Andrew Nguyen On behalf of the CPBC /YC Thank you, Happy fathers day 2018 from Croydon Park Business. McDonald’s Croydon Park
Owner and Operator, Nick Leontios, has never shied away from supporting the community of Croydon Park. “I’ve been part of this community for the last 10 years and I’m very happy to say that the CPBC has supported me and helped me out for the last 10 years. And I appreciate that, thank you!” Nick was a Platinum Sponsor for the Festivals in 2014 and 2016, and was surprised by the amazing turnout of people, “It was a very successful, and very busy day. I was very surprised how well it went and how well it was organised, considering Georges River Rd is a State Road and can’t be closed!” Psst: did you know that Nick also runs the Hurlstone Park McDonalds which has recently undergone a major full refit-out. Check it out! mcdonalds.com.au/store/croydon-park
Local Sport Defibrillator Grant ProgramPlz click on the link below https://sport.nsw.gov.au/officeofsport/clubs/grants/defibrillator
Congratulations to the new Board CPBC/YC for 2018! classical languages in the world and here in Sydney it is widely celebrated by Tamil Australians, including Kamban Kazhagam Australia. They hold a Literary Festival each year, believing that to truly appreciate the language you have to immerse yourself in its imagery and creativity through prose, music and drama. Burwood Public School has been ignored by the Government – its heritage buildings are in need of repair, there are too many old and rundown demountable classrooms, and the school is being surrounded by high rise buildings.
The NSW Seniors Festival grants program is now open! The program provides $200,000 in funding to organisations and councils to run local festival events and activities that provide opportunities for people over 60 to remain active, healthy, engaged and contributing to their local communities. For more information, visit https://seniorsfestival.nsw.gov.au/events/grants-program. Applications close 10 August 2018.
That’s why I’m pleased to announce that nominations are now open for the 2019 Strathfield Woman of the Year Award! I encourage you to nominate an inspirational woman in our community for an award. To nominate, please complete this form: https://goo.gl/forms/fLj6XfKjB0VLIKm12. For more information, contact my office strathfield@parliament.nsw.gov.au or (02) 9747 1711. Nominations close Friday 2 November 2018.
Nominations close this Friday for the NSW Volunteer Awards.
Rotary Club of Strathfield is involved in so much good work in our community. This year they’ve raised $50,000 for Catherine Sullivan Centre and $10,000 for Chalmers Road Public School under President Rick Vosila. As an honorary member of the club, I look forward to supporting Charles Pitt as the new President. And finally, Ari Pappas has received a Paul Harris Fellowship for his community work through Rotary. The Burwood community hub is a fantastic initiative by St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Burwood. It’s a “one-stop-shop” where residents are able to speak to representatives from government services and community organisations such as Centrelink, Housing NSW, Legal Aid and St Vincent de Paul. Come along to the next session on Tuesday.
The Local Sport Grant Program is now open! Tag someone who belongs to a club that needs . Local sports clubs can apply for funding for projects such as sport development, community events, and facility development.
The first look at the fabulous new outdoor space for Strathfield South Public School. They can play pretty much any sport now with any shaped ball. The stunning Symphonia Jubilate – a true celebration of
An opportunity for residents of Strathfield Council to question councillors and seek information. Strathfield Council invites all residents to keep informed and attend the upcoming Resident Information Evening from 6-8pm on Wednesday 27 June at Strathfield Town Hall.
Homebush Boys High School Multicultural Day – a celebration of where we come from, who we are and why we all belong. Burwood Club Rsl ANZAC Day 2018 Ceremony.
You’re invited to my “Coffee with a Pollie” at Gina’s in Homebush. If you’re interested in coming along, please RSVP to strathfield@parliament.nsw.gov.au (this is really important as spots are limited). If you don’t live in Homebush, don’t worry! I’ll be hosting more of these catch-ups across the electorate, so keep an eye and an ear out for one in your area.
Happy Easter From CPBC Management Team.
March 2018 Croydon Park Business Chamber Community update Dear Croydon Park Business Chamber Members and Community Members, Your Chamber is delighted to be able to provide you with an update of ongoing and completed matters which the Chamber has and continues to actively lobby for. Below are many initiatives and outcomes we have been able to achieve in 2016/2017 Financial year. 1. The Croydon Park Festival held in November 2016 was a resounding success and despite the heat on the day, was extremely well attended. 2. A Community QandA and AGM was held on December 5, 2017. We thank the community members who took the time to come along, participate and pose questions and complete the survey. 3. Croydon Park Clock – we now have a welcoming clock on the corner of Beaufort Street, Croydon Park. The CPBC had lobbied for many years for its installation. 4. We now have many Cafes and Restaurants in Croydon Park which have fantastic outdoor seating to enable greater enjoyment and helps to create a Village feel. 5. Our Croydon Park Business Chamber website continues too evolve and we hope to bring you further interesting content and information throughout 2018 and beyond. 6. Jodi McKay, Member of the Legislative Assembly and Member for Strathfield, held a very successful “Pollies in Cafes” session at Caffettiera, on Georges River Road in November 2017. There are several matters the Chamber discussed with Mayor of Burwood, John Faker at our meeting on 13th February 2018 and we intend to hold our elected Burwood, Inner West and Canterbury Council representatives accountable for these and will provide you updates on our website as we progress; 1. Croydon Park Clock – needs completion to include a dedication/ memorial remembering Croydon Park soldiers and others who have supported our community. 2. Cafes and Restaurants in Croydon Park – we are lobbying to extend the 12 months free period offered by Burwood Council to businesses for outdoor seating costs. Our aim is to continue to enhance the Village look and feel we are striving for which will entice people into our neighbourhood. 3. Christmas Tree – a Christmas tree for Croydon Park has been committed by Mayor, John Faker from 2018 onward. A location for this is to be determined as it must comply with OH&S matters. 4. “Movies/Concert or Opera in the Park” – Chamber raised the possibility of an event of this type with Mayor Faker, possibly to be held at Croydon Park (end of Croydon Avenue and Brighton St, Croydon Park). Event management and funding will need to be lobbied for and will involve Burwood, Inner West and Canterbury Councils. 5. Street Lights – we raised the matter of more appropriate illumination which helps to showcase individual businesses. Mayor Faker will follow up on this and we hope then that Canterbury Council will follow. 6. Dirty footpaths and Pidgeon Droppings on bins, awnings and footpaths. Pidgeon droppings may carry lice and are generally a health hazard. Mayor Faker advised an annual clean of the footpaths takes place. We have requested Mayor Faker advise us when this cleaning will next occur as it seems quite some time between cleaning. The Chamber is considering supplying pidgeon spikes to individual business owners when renewing their membership with the Chamber. 7. Murals – We have a number of suitable sites for murals to be painted and, Burwood Council has advised they are interested in supporting Croydon Park as a trial for Mural/s. Chamber is currently sending photos of potential sites for assessment to Burwood Council. 8. Croydon Park Festival – Burwood Mayor, John Faker suggested the Australia Day event, which is usually held at Burwood Park, could be shifted to Croydon Park in 2019 as an alternative event. Burwood Council will review the feasibility of this. 9. Funding Grants – Burwood Mayor, John Faker has agreed he would provide the Chamber Letters of Support to accompany any grants the Chamber applies for. The next round of Grants submissions take place in December 2018 and the CPBC will make applications. 10. Dart Thru Lane – this lane is at the rear of many Croydon Park shops and adjacent to Club Croydon Park. Currently the lane is a No stopping and No parking zone, which makes loading into the shops very difficult. We have requested assistance with either a timed loading zone or business and resident stickers. Mayor Faker has advised the RMS is responsible for this, however, he will raise this with Burwood Council Traffic to discuss with the RMS for options. 11. Seymour Street exit onto Georges River Road (GRR); Chamber has requested this end of Seymour Street be made a one way Left Turn onto GRR, as it poses significant risk to traffic and pedestrians when cars attempt to turn right onto GRR where cars heading toward Croydon Park Public School, do not give way or allow merging right into traffic. Further, Chamber has requested KEEP CLEAR signage be painted on the road at the Seymour Street and Beaufort Street intersections, so that merging traffic onto GGR can do safely and that pedestrians are also safe as traffic approaches the school. 12. CPBC have been a Voice for the local Businesses and Community since 2003 when the Banks shut their doors and has been recognized and awarded; CPBC also has a Youth Committee, who have over the years been involved in many great events , and were nominated by the Children’s Medical Research Institute and won the Prestigious Award from Rotary Club Burwood Business Community 2016. Toni Franze’ Croydon Park Business Chamber is here to engage, encourage, and empower local businesses and our community. Run by volunteers, the Chamber has been operating since 2003. Since then, we have achieved many great successes through hard work and persistence. Many of our loyal members have been with us since then and we are very happy to invite new members. Croydon Park Business Chamber MP Sophie Cotsis takes leave of absence to fight breast cancer. Messages of support have flown in for MP and mother-of-two Sophie Cotsis who announced at the weekend she is battling breast cancer. The Canterbury state Labor MP will take a leave of absence while receiving treatment, but said it would be “business as usual” for her electorate office staff, who will continue in her absence. “This is a difficult time for me and my family and I deeply appreciate the steadfast support of my wonderful family, friends, my local community, staff and colleagues,” Ms Cotsis said. “I look forward to getting back to work and to fight the 2019 NSW State Election as the Member for Canterbury.” March 2018 Croydon Park Business Chamber Community update Dear Croydon Park Business Chamber Members and Community Members, Your Chamber is delighted to be able to provide you with an update of ongoing and completed matters which the Chamber has and continues to actively lobby for. Below are many initiatives and outcomes we have been able to achieve in 2016/2017 Financial year. 1. The Croydon Park Festival held in November 2016 was a resounding success and despite the heat on the day, was extremely well attended. 2. A Community QandA and AGM was held on December 5, 2017. We thank the community members who took the time to come along, participate and pose questions and complete the survey. 3. Croydon Park Clock – we now have a welcoming clock on the corner of Beaufort Street, Croydon Park. The CPBC had lobbied for many years for its installation. 4. We now have many Cafes and Restaurants in Croydon Park which have fantastic outdoor seating to enable greater enjoyment and helps to create a Village feel. 5. Our Croydon Park Business Chamber website continues too evolve and we hope to bring you further interesting content and information throughout 2018 and beyond. 6. Jodi McKay, Member of the Legislative Assembly and Member for Strathfield, held a very successful “Pollies in Cafes” session at Caffettiera, on Georges River Road in November 2017. There are several matters the Chamber discussed with Mayor of Burwood, John Faker at our meeting on 13th February 2018 and we intend to hold our elected Burwood, Inner West and Canterbury Council representatives accountable for these and will provide you updates on our website as we progress; 1. Croydon Park Clock – needs completion to include a dedication/ memorial remembering Croydon Park soldiers and others who have supported our community. 2. Cafes and Restaurants in Croydon Park – we are lobbying to extend the 12 months free period offered by Burwood Council to businesses for outdoor seating costs. Our aim is to continue to enhance the Village look and feel we are striving for which will entice people into our neighbourhood. 3. Christmas Tree – a Christmas tree for Croydon Park has been committed by Mayor, John Faker from 2018 onward. A location for this is to be determined as it must comply with OH&S matters. 4. “Movies/Concert or Opera in the Park” – Chamber raised the possibility of an event of this type with Mayor Faker, possibly to be held at Croydon Park (end of Croydon Avenue and Brighton St, Croydon Park). Event management and funding will need to be lobbied for and will involve Burwood, Inner West and Canterbury Councils. 5. Street Lights – we raised the matter of more appropriate illumination which helps to showcase individual businesses. Mayor Faker will follow up on this and we hope then that Canterbury Council will follow. 6. Dirty footpaths and Pidgeon Droppings on bins, awnings and footpaths. Pidgeon droppings may carry lice and are generally a health hazard. Mayor Faker advised an annual clean of the footpaths takes place. We have requested Mayor Faker advise us when this cleaning will next occur as it seems quite some time between cleaning. The Chamber is considering supplying pidgeon spikes to individual business owners when renewing their membership with the Chamber. 7. Murals – We have a number of suitable sites for murals to be painted and, Burwood Council has advised they are interested in supporting Croydon Park as a trial for Mural/s. Chamber is currently sending photos of potential sites for assessment to Burwood Council. 8. Croydon Park Festival – Burwood Mayor, John Faker suggested the Australia Day event, which is usually held at Burwood Park, could be shifted to Croydon Park in 2019 as an alternative event. Burwood Council will review the feasibility of this. 9. Funding Grants – Burwood Mayor, John Faker has agreed he would provide the Chamber Letters of Support to accompany any grants the Chamber applies for. The next round of Grants submissions take place in December 2018 and the CPBC will make applications. 10. Dart Thru Lane – this lane is at the rear of many Croydon Park shops and adjacent to Club Croydon Park. Currently the lane is a No stopping and No parking zone, which makes loading into the shops very difficult. We have requested assistance with either a timed loading zone or business and resident stickers. Mayor Faker has advised the RMS is responsible for this, however, he will raise this with Burwood Council Traffic to discuss with the RMS for options. 11. Seymour Street exit onto Georges River Road (GRR); Chamber has requested this end of Seymour Street be made a one way Left Turn onto GRR, as it poses significant risk to traffic and pedestrians when cars attempt to turn right onto GRR where cars heading toward Croydon Park Public School, do not give way or allow merging right into traffic. Further, Chamber has requested KEEP CLEAR signage be painted on the road at the Seymour Street and Beaufort Street intersections, so that merging traffic onto GGR can do safely and that pedestrians are also safe as traffic approaches the school. 12. CPBC have been a Voice for the local Businesses and Community since 2003 when the Banks shut their doors and has been recognized and awarded; CPBC also has a Youth Committee, who have over the years been involved in many great events , and were nominated by the Children’s Medical Research Institute and won the Prestigious Award from Rotary Club Burwood Business Community 2016. Toni Franze’ Croydon Park Business Chamber is here to engage, encourage, and empower local businesses and our community. Run by volunteers, the Chamber has been operating since 2003. Since then, we have achieved many great successes through hard work and persistence. Many of our loyal members have been with us since then and we are very happy to invite new members. Croydon Park Business Chamber MP Sophie Cotsis takes leave of absence to fight breast cancer. Messages of support have flown in for MP and mother-of-two Sophie Cotsis who announced at the weekend she is battling breast cancer. The Canterbury state Labor MP will take a leave of absence while receiving treatment, but said it would be “business as usual” for her electorate office staff, who will continue in her absence. “This is a difficult time for me and my family and I deeply appreciate the steadfast support of my wonderful family, friends, my local community, staff and colleagues,” Ms Cotsis said. “I look forward to getting back to work and to fight the 2019 NSW State Election as the Member for Canterbury.” Here’s a small contribution to Enfield and Strathfield Anglican Church’s work in our community. Fifteen thousand dollars from the Community Building Partnership program will help improve disability access to St Andrew’s Anglican Church. #SeniorsFestival programs are filling up! There’s lots to do with dancing, music and outings. Register now to avoid disappointment! http://www.strathfield.nsw.gov.au/community/senior-and-disability-services/seniors-festival/ Last Thursday, St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Burwood organised a community hub where residents were able to speak to representatives from government services and community organisations such as Centrelink, Housing NSW, Legal Aid and NSW Police, Mission Australia, St Vincent de Paul and Dress for Success. This was a truly wonderful initiative which was attended by many local residents.
We are a Party that supports and encourages women in Parliament. I have so many amazamazing colleagues in NSW. Happy International Women’s Day!
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Do you know someone worthy of recognition? We want to know all about them! The 2018 Strathfield Community Service Awards recognises two individuals who have contributed extensively towards our community. For eligibility or more information, visit my website at https://www.jodimckay.com.au/copy-of-community-grants.
The Mudcrabs who have been cleaning up the Cooks River for years, have also been long time supporters of our Business Chamber by volunteering at our festivals. Lend your support to the Mudcrabs at this Sunday’s Clean Up Australia campaign. Register at
Burwood Council wants to hear from you. Log onto their website to “Have Your Say” Http//:www.burwood.nsw.gov.au And look out for our Survey Answers from the Q/A session at the CPBC AGM 2017, coming soon! #croydonpark #croydonparkbusiness #innerwestchambers #thinklocal #haveyoursay #burwoodcouncil
Thankful I now look at the fabulous photography of Students of Burwood Girls when I visit Westfield Burwood
The Italiano’s and the Food Trail in Croydon Park
What a great night! Special thank you to Luciano and Martino – The Italianos, Club Croydon Park, Rene’s Pizzeria Restaurant, and Maranello’s Veloce. It was great to spend time with a wide range of people, the food was fantastic, and we even had a sing-a-long with The Italianos – that’s amore!
Thank you Silvana and Grace from Franze Event Management for organising a brilliant night! Canterbury / Bankstown Mayor Khal Asfour with CPBC/YC. What a fun night it was a teddy bear wonderland and who best to share it with but CPBC/YC! On serious note many Thanks to Mayor Khal Asfour invite to the Christmas Party. Great food and lots of guests to network. CPBC President |
Always supportive of the Croydon Park Business Chamber (CPBC) and local community, McDonald’s Croydon Park is proud to be a major Sponsor for activities in Croydon Park.
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