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Andrew Mansfield and Markus Kung, a Spanish patisserie chef,  who operate Ooomph Café at East Gosford and earlier this year took over The Bakery (soon to be renamed Bouffant) at 101a Victoria Street, East Gosford have opened a new café in Gosford CBD also called Bouffant. Bouffant is a new brand name which the two plan to roll out in other locations. The concept of Bouffant is based on the hugely popular Spanish bakery, Granier, whose owner mastered the formula o...

Across the various business sectors in the economy COVID-19 is good for some and bad for others along with those in between but for  the trucking sector generally business is down and by as much as 30% on last year. On top of that tolls continue to add to the cost of road transport and with NorthConnex opening up soon heavy vehicles will be barred from using toll free Pennant Hills Road and forced to use the NorthConnex at a cost of $23.73 each way and $7.91 for cars.What is not ment...

Erina based commercial builder, Stevens Construction, have started work on a new $26 million office building at Wyong for the Gibbens Group with a Sod Turning Ceremony being held to mark the commencement in late July. ING Australia, which currently operates a call centre at Tuggerah Business Park, will relocate to the new building having signed a long-term lease for 3,600sqm of space over three levels including the ground floor and staff parking for 350 vehicles and will accommodate 600 p...

The works of one of Australia's most celebrated cartoonists and caricaturists have found a home in the Bill Leak Gallery which opened at Ettalong Beach last month. Bill Leak died of a heart attack in May 2017 aged 61 and his son Johannes has established the gallery as a memorial to his father who lived for many years at Wagstaffe.  In a career that spanned some 40 years he became well known for his wit and irreverent style towards politicians and others with a focus on pol...

Having been pushed by the Minister for Planning and Public Spaces The Hon. Rob Stokes to get the Central Coast Local Strategic Planning Statement (LSPS) lodged with the Department by 30th June, it took Central Coast Councillors until the 29th June to approve the document. Prevaricating on the issue of the Consolidated LEP and the LSPS it seems that the Minister is waking up to this Council. In March Council had asked for an extension of twelve months to get the LSPS completed. The Conso...