A number of roads are closed. Never drive through flood water. For road closures see www.livetraffic.comThere will be no garbage collections taking place today. Waste Management Facilites, Customer Service Centres, Libraries, MEC and the Manning Regional Art Gallery are closed.Our call centres are operating normally.For the latest information on the flood situation go to the SES Website:
www.ses.nsw.gov.au
Garbage collection will resume in some areas Friday 23 May, including parts missed previously due to the weather.Collection times may vary from the usual so please get bins out early.
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Founded in 1826 by the Australian Agricultural Company (AAC), Stroud is the nation's oldest surviving 'Company' town.
A gated community in early times, the beautiful historic town of Stroud still has at its heart four significant buildings erected by the Company to form the towns' educational, social and religious hub. These buildings remain today as a living, working memorial to the convict and free settlers who built Stroud and helped found corporate agriculture in Australia. These buildings are grouped together on the prestigious Register of the National Estate. Stroud Court House is one of these special buildings.
At the back of the court house, there are two sheds which contain many historical relics with examples of old machinery and tools used in bygone days.
MidCoast Council works in close collaboration with the Stroud Historical Society to preserve and maintain this historic building.
67 Cowper Street, STROUD 2425 View Map
67 Cowper Street , STROUD 2425