Tumby Bay District Council Podcast Welcome to the Tumby Bay District Council Podcast, the go-to source for all the latest updates on news and events in the Tumby Bay District area. Tune in each episode as we keep you informed and engaged with our vibrant community.   Episode Highlights: Discussion on the need for more childcare facilities and the action plan involving the Federal Government.Details on the current status of the Tumby Bay Jetty and plans for repair, including public livestreamed meetings.Announcement of the reopening of the Port Neill Hotel under new management. Support local and visit David and Helen's establishment!Celebration of Tumby Bay's cultural scene with updates on Fringe events like 'Confetti & Chaos', Marc Ryan's show, and 'The Stones Aus' performance.Overview of community-driven events, including the Cruzee Car Show, fishing competitions, and skateboarding at Colour Tumby Unplugged.   We dive into important council changes, such as the rescheduling of Council meetings to the second Thursday of each month at 5:30 p.m., and encourage public attendance and feedback, especially regarding the draft Strategic Plan Review.   Alongside news, this podcast celebrates local heroes, with Geoff Stewart taking Citizen of the Year, Denny Cox named Senior Citizen of the Year, and Emmy Hennell awarded the Active Citizenship Award. Ungarra Primary School and Parent Committees are also recognized for their fundraising triumphs.   We cover diverse topics like the '1000 Books Before School' initiative for child literacy, the unveiling of the new 'Welcome to Lipson' sign, and the Tumby Bay National Trust Museum's exciting inclusion in a Silo Art book. Plus, an invitation to potential new members and contributors to the Tumby Bay RSL.   Special focus is given to road safety concerning horse riders, with reminders to all road users to be mindful and respectful, contributing to our community's safety and well-being.   The Tumby Bay District Council Podcast is your source for community insights, local achievements, and a platform that celebrates and supports the district. Join us next time for more updates and stay active in making Tumby Bay a wonderful place to live.   Connect with us: Don't miss out on any news! Join our Community Connect email list, follow us on social media, and stay updated through our newsletters, newspaper ads, and the official Tumby Bay District Council website.