Cessnock City Council to investigate possibility of converting Weston Fire Station into Rural Fire Service station

Krystal Sellars
Updated July 7 2020 - 11:02am, first published February 25 2020 - 10:52am
COMMUNITY FACILITY: Cessnock mayor Bob Pynsent and Cr Anne Sander with concerned residents at Weston Fire Station in October last year, when the council voted to ask the NSW Government to keep the station open.
COMMUNITY FACILITY: Cessnock mayor Bob Pynsent and Cr Anne Sander with concerned residents at Weston Fire Station in October last year, when the council voted to ask the NSW Government to keep the station open.

Cessnock City Council will investigate the possibility of converting the vacant Weston Fire Station into a Rural Fire Service station.

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Krystal Sellars

Krystal Sellars

Senior Journalist

Krystal Sellars is the Senior Journalist at the Cessnock Advertiser. Born and raised in Cessnock, she started her journalism career at the Advertiser in 2006 after completing a Bachelor of Communication at the University of Newcastle. Contact her on krystal.sellars@cessnockadvertiser.com.au.

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