Long Gully Neighbourhood Centre is firing up the burners of its new kitchen facility, and looking forward to the future for more exciting developments.
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Volunteers of the community organisation unveiled the new kitchen on Tuesday, August 15, which was built using $161,000 of the City of Greater Bendigo's budget.
Neighbourhood Centre co-ordinator Kerry Parry said the facility would allow the not-for-profit to hold weekly cooking classes and community lunches, with the first to be held on Wednesday, August 16.
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"The kitchen will enable us to offer friendly hospitality and encourage community connection which is so very important to us," Ms Parry said.
The centre recently received $10,000 to build a new bike path adjacent to the facility, and Ms Parry said there was money in the city's 2023-24 budget to upgrade the outdoor play space.
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Jonathon Magrath
Jonathon has been living and working in Bendigo since March 2021, currently working as a general reporter. Contact him on jonathon.magrath@austcommunitymedia.com.au.
Jonathon has been living and working in Bendigo since March 2021, currently working as a general reporter. Contact him on jonathon.magrath@austcommunitymedia.com.au.
