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Upper Hunter Shire Council receives $8 million in grant funding for revitalisation of the Scone CBD

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Updated February 1 2022 - 11:50am, first published January 28 2022 - 5:38pm
SCONE: (L-R) Upper Hunter Shire Council Deputy Mayor James Burns, Mayor Maurice Collison, Cr Lee Watts, Cr Tayah Clout, Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce and Cr Allison McPhee in Scone on Friday, January 28. Picture: Mathew Perry
SCONE: (L-R) Upper Hunter Shire Council Deputy Mayor James Burns, Mayor Maurice Collison, Cr Lee Watts, Cr Tayah Clout, Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce and Cr Allison McPhee in Scone on Friday, January 28. Picture: Mathew Perry

Plans to revitalise the Scone CBD have received a funding boost after the announcement of $8 million in federal funding towards the project on Friday, January 28.

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Mathew Perry

Journalist

Journalist covering the Upper Hunter region of New South Wales for the Muswellbrook Chronicle, Singleton Argus, Scone Advocate, Hunter Valley News and occasionally the Newcastle Herald.