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Alceon has broken ground on its luxury residential masterplanned estate on the highest point at Gosford overlooking Brisbane Water. The developer has partnered with Sydney builder, Deicorp with Marchese Partners designing the plans. The 2.2ha Central Coast, NSW site will have 188 units with a mix of townhouses and apartments across four buildings at 89 John Whiteway Drive.  Alceon development director Todd Campling said, “we are aiming at the aspirational buyer market.  Gos...

At its 27th September meeting Central Coast Council adopted the Gosford Waterfront Concept and will develop a draft Waterfront Masterplan.  Council will now proceed to get community feedback to inform the development of the Masterplan and seek government funding to progress the business case for the project as well as government investment.  Council has been working behind the scenes since April 2021 when the decision was taken to develop a Waterfront Renewal Framework and identif...

Over the past 20 years East Gosford Town Centre has seen the highs and lows that many town centres go through as businesses move in and out and change hands. The last few months has seen an unusually high turnover of businesses at East Gosford that many locals are saying is for the good of the town centre. Furthermore, there are no vacancies in the main street, Victoria Street. Commenting on the changes local resident and lawyer Michael Roberts said, “it all started to change when Jo...

Businessman John Singleton has converted The Bon Pavillion in Gosford to a bar and steakhouse naming it Railway Hotel Gosford Bar & Steakhouse. The new venue was opened on Thursday 25th August with some 250 guests including Chairman of the John Singleton Group, Graham Campbell and were entertained by one of Australia’s most talented rock musicians, Jon Stevens supported by well-known local singer Stevie Lee. Mr Singleton told guests that every town once had a railway hotel but Gos...

Long serving Director and President of the Gosford Erina Business Chamber, Rod Dever has resigned as President due to work commitments and has been replaced by Peter Lawley. In accepting the position, Mr Lawley acknowledged Mr Dever’s passion and commitment as President. “Rod has been a Board member for over 17 years, he has been Vice President, President for two terms, as well as President of the Regional Business Chamber,” he said. Mr Lawley is CEO of Brisbane Water Lega...