Willow Court Project

Peppermint Eco Recovery, New Norfolk http://www.womo.com.au/reviews/Peppermint-Eco-Recovery-New-Norfolk/ The local tip shop known officially as Peppermint Eco Recovery has been serving the community for a number of years out of the old Laundry building in the former Royal Derwent Hospital. Over the past few weeks all

I heard about at least 2 business running out of the privately owned Wards of Willow Court excluding the Antiques Center, Willow Court Motel and Patchwork Cafe. But a recent post in New Norfolk News confirms that are several more business now operation out of the old Nurses Home, and

I came across this blog today, its a blog about the business ventures of Willow Court Antiques/Motel and the like. Their fist post shows some before and after pics of Olga Ward which is now the Antiques Centre. Please check it out, should be a very interesting read in

* This also relates to anyone who has formerly volunteers at past Open Days or Working bees. The General Manger advised that non-members of the committee who are involved in any way with Willow Court are not covered by Public Liability Insurance.  Therefore, all volunteers need to become committee members.  The

**       DERWENT VALLEY COUNCIL**     MEDIA RELEASE ### **COUNCIL STRIKES A RUN FOR WILLOW COURT AND COMMUNITY** FRIDAY 25TH MAY 2012   ** ** Derwent Valley Council is today pleased to announce that it has been successful in two major grant applications to the Australian Government. “This is fantastic news for our community, a great piece